cagenut

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by cagenut 4y ago
its the single most impactful marginal decision a person can make, thank you.
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by cagenut 4y ago
I think it's closer to a year than a lifetime but the point still stands. Vegetarians who fly are not prioritizing GHG emissions (they usually have other well-weighted decision factors like the agricultural/nitrogen/pesticid
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by cagenut 4y ago
https://ourworldindata.org/uploads/2020/09/Emissions-by-sect... the short answer is "1"
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by cagenut 4y ago
its like as "seo" has forced more and more chaff my defense mechanisms have developed to the point where its full on maladaptive to things that aren't content-marketing/blog-spam.
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by cagenut 4y ago
Your docs mention biochar but your main site and pricing don't. Also, everything seems to be phrased-for/aimed-at the buyer, do you intend to be a marketplace or to only work with some upstream supplier? [edit: nvm I found the &#x
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by cagenut 4y ago
B2B SaaS marketing is one of those things where its absolutely awful, and yet works well enough. So in light of the recent downturn managers are just cracking the whip and telling their marketing/development/sales/enablement
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by cagenut 4y ago
now do fastly
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by cagenut 4y ago
Thats what the "theory of constraints" is in organizational/systems management. Limit WIP!
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by cagenut 4y ago
they are very frequently children (teenagers)
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by cagenut 4y ago
I very literally linked to the scientific reports. The explanatory text next the graphic I mentioned explains how the bands between the lines represent the 33rd to 66th% confidence intervals. Its worth noting SR15 is the older report and
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by cagenut 4y ago
The "science" says being fixated on ad-campaigns is inane and a poor exercise in prioritization/judgement. https://ourworldindata.org/uploads/2020/09/Emissions-by-sect... The anti-pattern here
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by cagenut 4y ago
Your 'understanding' is rear-view-mirror/past-performance logic and the whole point of "the science" [1] is to communicate that that WILL NOT HOLD. A 3.5C world is one in which large portions of the tropics (central
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by cagenut 4y ago
This reminds me, and is as good a place to ask as any. Does anyone know how to get custom cardboard boxes made? Are there particular tools or vendors (or even just keywords to search on upwork/fiver) where you can design custom-cut c
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by cagenut 4y ago
The Stanford Energy / Precourt Institute youtube channel has full 20 - 60 minute post-grad level presentations on a ton of stuff: https://www.youtube.com/user/PrecourtInstitute FWIW absolutely nobody would share y
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by cagenut 4y ago
in order to reverse the incentives that brought us the current system design, the net of road-taxes/tolls vs public-transit-fares should be re-balanced until transit is free and driving has incremental costs, as opposed to the current
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by cagenut 4y ago
probably long pre-dates perl, like RPG or CICS
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by cagenut 4y ago
this is incorrect you're mixing several separate facts into one false narrative gawker repeatedly offered to settle with hogan, but for some strange reason* hogan refused to and kept appealing and moving venues. during these appeals a
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by cagenut 4y ago
are you a world renowned celebrity who goes on radio shows on a near weekly basis to brag about your sexual exploits and genital size to millions of people?
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by cagenut 4y ago
you recall incorrectly, but its a very easy mistake to make as every thread on the topic will be riddled with that false talking point. the gay editor of gawker published the gay writer from valleywag's essay about how peter thiel was
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by cagenut 4y ago
not at all, large swaths of the northern hemisphere are expected to see 6 - 8C warmer hottest days of the year, even in just a 2C scenario: https://www.ipcc.ch/site/assets/uploads/sites/2/2018/1
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by cagenut 4y ago
that would only be true if there weren't a group of people who firmly believe we are not in this together and are fighting those of us who do tooth and nail.
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by cagenut 4y ago
who even is? the article does not quote one of their supposed straw man politicians arguing '1.5 is still alive'. everybody knows 1.5 is dead. rather than treating that like the literal mass grave/funeral it is, people are i
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by cagenut 4y ago
and even if thats an over-estimate, how many hundreds of millions are ok
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by cagenut 4y ago
I absolutely love this. It would be fascinating for a CDN to figure out the exact battery-size/latency-hit arbitrage points so that you could have a "follow the sun edge computing" model. People using your internet service
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by cagenut 4y ago
I feel like doing this analysis without accounting for carbon is the mathematical version of climate change denial. Like, to not account for it is to deny it needs to be.
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by cagenut 4y ago
once again we are not talking about cars
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by cagenut 4y ago
All of the synthetic light hydrocarbons (e-fuels) involve extra energy on top of the hydrogen production. Its pretty much right there in the name (hydro carbon). So for instance, we could make a ton of hydrogen and then burn it for ener
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by cagenut 4y ago
This is such generic analysis all it serves as is just a big-name-person blog post that can be linked to as an example of status-quo conventional wisdom. The question is all in the numbers. What are the estimated prices of the four methods
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by cagenut 4y ago
downvoted because the author makes it explicitly clear he's not talking about cars in the very first paragraph.
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by cagenut 4y ago
whats the opposite of a humble brag

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