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by dmbche 3y ago
It's a somewhat common trope in TV and Cinema (Independance Day comes to mind, as well as any horror movie taking place near the south, The Hills Have Eyes and Texas Chainsaw Massacre for example) to give characters that are shown as s
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by dmbche 3y ago
Ha - let's freely dispense amphetamines to all, it'll surely help the economy! Edit: We're talking about amphetamine based production being non sustainable - by comparing with tea and coffee I imagine you mean that we should
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by dmbche 3y ago
https://coingeek.com/why-bitcoin-cannot-help-canadian-trucke... This is on how their use if Bitcoin didn't help, and here is one on where the money went https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa&#
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by dmbche 3y ago
Oh no! It's Silent Spring again!
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by dmbche 3y ago
Signal protects your messages while it's on the web, on the way to your recipient. During this time, it is encrypted - but while on your or the recipients device, its plain text (as you can read it). There are many ways to get to those
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by dmbche 3y ago
While I agree with your statement, I think you might be projecting a little - this is a simple comment, kind of like saying "nothing new under the sun". Not all statements are necessarily prescriptive. This is used to keep things
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by dmbche 3y ago
It's not about what the dead would say - it's about the difference in degree between inconvenience and death.
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by dmbche 3y ago
You might be interesting in reading about catalysors - that's what they do. Blocking more out of exhausts would choke the engine - although I'm sure there could be better set ups.
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by dmbche 3y ago
https://www.forbes.com/sites/startswithabang/2019/03/02/ask-... This should answer any questions!
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EDF posts record loss in France due to reactor outages(world-nuclear-news.org)
1 points by dmbche 3y ago|1 comments
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by dmbche 3y ago
I've recently been made aware if the corrosion problems that were discovered in French reactors in 2022 - which were alarming, and induced the shut down half their plants[0]. Even a few months ago massive cracks were discovered in one
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by dmbche 3y ago
He sure knew what he was talking about : Half of frances reactors shut down because of corrosion https://www.theenergymix.com/2022/06/29/corrosion-problem-sh...
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by dmbche 3y ago
Oh wow, they are expecting to throw people in the sky in July! That's crazy
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by dmbche 3y ago
Separately from the rest of your comment, I think you should look into how crypto was used in the trucker situation - it did not work at all, iirc a lot of money just vanished
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by dmbche 3y ago
Oh wow! Thanks for the heads up. When skimming about Toyota, I'm getting unsafe floor mats and sticky pedals as the cause of acceleration, but maybe I'm not looking hard enough. The other commenter also brought up that it's a
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by dmbche 3y ago
Don't know that it's a fallacy, it's more that the question you ask is impossible to answer - it's impossible to have a number for how many crashes were prevented. But we do have a number for crashes caused by. So we wor
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by dmbche 3y ago
Where is this? In eastern canada that's impossible to imagine - although most highways are 2-3 lanes, not 6, I couldn't imagine having a free lane on the side while having bumper to bumper everywhere else. Or are these protected l
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by dmbche 3y ago
Would you have a link to that? I'd be interested to look. As a side note, I've never heard of confusing the pedals as an issue for ANY car, so if Telsa's get people to confuse them enough to bring them to court, it's pro
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by dmbche 3y ago
Oh no thanks! it was a typo, added un at the begining.
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by dmbche 3y ago
Is what you raise relevant? Is it fine if everybody does it? Is the leak not real because you found a link to it on an unimpartial site? Edit:spelling
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by dmbche 3y ago
Good read - and generally good advice for criticism everywhere in life. (For the title - maybe editorialise it, I thought it was a review of The Art of Code! Haha)
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Ask HN: Climate change – challenges with technological solutions
4 points by dmbche 3y ago|2 comments
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by dmbche 3y ago
The rate of discovery in physics is pretty slow over the years - since it's a pretty old science (I'm being very broad) I think we have a skewed view of physics research because many discoveries were simply done by sharing betwee
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by dmbche 3y ago
This is so goofy - it's crazy that it worked so well. Marshalls dressed as cheerleaders and emcees? Getting fugitives in by offering them free tickets? Incredible Edit: "one marshal wore a Redskins war bonnet while another wore a
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A Microscopic Look at Snail Jaws(nhm.org)
74 points by dmbche 3y ago|8 comments
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by dmbche 3y ago
"The initiative aims to develop a secure global cryptocurrency using iris-scanning technology. This potential injection of capital comes as a ray of hope in a crypto market that has faced significant challenges over the past year.&quot
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by dmbche 3y ago
You should read the rest - it doesn't even try to simulate a conversation
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by dmbche 3y ago
His write up on the answers is very informative and well written - the complexity of the questions is not self evident and his comments are very clear - good read!
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by dmbche 3y ago
"The tests were to study the Christofilos effect, which suggested it was possible to defend against Soviet nuclear missiles by exploding a small number of nuclear bombs high over the South Pacific. This would create a disk of electrons
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by dmbche 3y ago
If you get information by reading text on your terminal you didn't see the ads - I think the thinking stops there.

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