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by dieortin 5y ago
I’d say Airbus is competing quite well, Boeing not so much.
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by dieortin 5y ago
Are you seriously saying people in the north of Europe are happier than in the south? I beg to disagree. Countries in the north have, for example, much higher suicide rates. I’d actually argue people in the south are happier than in the nor
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by dieortin 5y ago
The military industry does indeed have the objective of hurting people, and it’s an important part of the US economy.
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by dieortin 5y ago
I’d love to know why you think quality of life is higher in the US.
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by dieortin 5y ago
We’re way beyond that limit since long ago.
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by dieortin 5y ago
That’s not true. I’m no vegetarian, but meat production is extremely inefficient and polluting. It’s not about anyone feeling superior.
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by dieortin 5y ago
But they’re increasing pollution compared to not carrying out those bailouts.
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by dieortin 5y ago
I think he said the opposite, tickets won’t be that cheap anymore.
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by dieortin 5y ago
What about hydrogen?
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by dieortin 5y ago
Humans don’t require fossil fuels to function, but planes do. When you give money to an airline so it can keep its planes flying, that directly translates into emissions.
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by dieortin 5y ago
Why would that be “peak SSD” or “peak CPU”? Your CPU is already way behind the latest processors in both performance and performance per watt.
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by dieortin 5y ago
> Doesn’t this kind of thing completely belie the usual claim that it’s free from central control? Why would something changing mean it’s centrally controlled? Bitcoin has also undergone changes (although not as big as this one) and it t
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by dieortin 5y ago
Except for the bills part
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by dieortin 5y ago
Unless you cut those plants that sequestered CO2 and bury them very deep, the CO2 will eventually be released again. We introduced a ton of extra carbon to the cycle, and taking it out isn’t easy.
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by dieortin 5y ago
You can tap the word with three fingers to look it up in the dictionary (you might have to enable it in trackpad settings)
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by dieortin 5y ago
https://matrix.org/docs/guides/moderation#power-levels
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by dieortin 5y ago
You can create any arbitrary logic using LUTs. That’s how FPGAs work.
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by dieortin 5y ago
Yes, it was beta until now. What was it that didn’t work for you? I’ve had a perfect experience myself.
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by dieortin 5y ago
What’s the harm on storing your passwords on someone else’s machine, as long as they’re encrypted with a good password?
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by dieortin 5y ago
JetBrains IDEs provide a huge amount of functionality that VSCode doesn’t, so it’s not really fair to compare them.
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by dieortin 5y ago
They’re talking about chips, which is the topic of the article. Not complete consumer electronics devices.
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by dieortin 5y ago
What do you use them for that is really helpful? I’m considering getting some Hue lightbulbs, but it seems like a bit of a waste.
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by dieortin 5y ago
I think you mean 8GB?
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by dieortin 5y ago
Would you happen to have a link?
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by dieortin 5y ago
If selling bald eagle feathers is legal, the incentive to kill one is bigger. Now unless you’re caught in the act of killing a bald eagle, there’s nothing they can do.
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by dieortin 5y ago
How so? It would absorb more radiation from the sun. In cold European cities the roofs are traditionally black.
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by dieortin 6y ago
> The U.S. has the world’s best designed and maintained rail infrastructure I don’t think you can really compare the infrastructure freight trains use with high speed rail. Designing and maintaining a rail network where trains go at up t
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by dieortin 6y ago
Everyone being as trained as an astronaut would definitely make a difference, if only because they would appreciate the importance of science, technology, innovation... And not believe stupid conspiracy theories about vaccines.
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by dieortin 6y ago
I find that video deeply unsettling.
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by dieortin 6y ago
Stellar is centralized though, so it completely misses the point.

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