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by fifilura 2y ago
Thank you! Seems like I have 4 choices (although i probably don't want to go to Russia, since they are at war). KLT-40S Russia HTR-PM China HTR-10 China HTTR Japan
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by fifilura 2y ago
Where can I see one?
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by fifilura 2y ago
You are right :) sounds like a pretty bad idea.
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by fifilura 2y ago
So the farmers does not want to give access to the land to the people. Maybe the government should remind them how they got their land in the first place?
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by fifilura 2y ago
This is what I meant. Or in this particular case, if the landowners are so stubborn that they can not even allow for a road crossing their land, they could at least hint at the idea?
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by fifilura 2y ago
"why do you think it is good to roll back the clock and justify doing it today?" They could justify giving it back?
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by fifilura 2y ago
I am not saying property rights are bogus, but they are also not a god-given principle. This is why I reacted. There are lots of ways to draw the line. Allowing people to walk in a forest you "own" is one of them.
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by fifilura 2y ago
As a matter of principle, what gives you the right to own a part of the Earth? Who did you buy it from and who did they buy it from?
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by fifilura 2y ago
Yeah. I guess you attacked the point that was easiest to refute. (Without adding any actual numbers though.) For the sake of the discussion, it was a mistake to include it.
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by fifilura 2y ago
The point is that you can say the same thing about the ships they sail to Bangladesh for breaking up. Sail them to Bangladesh, they are responsible for "recycling", problem solved. The problem is that the place they end up looks l
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by fifilura 2y ago
(This comment was not meant to be snarky although I realize it may look like it. I just did not have time to write a proper comment/translate to the article earlier. See my later answer in the sibling)
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by fifilura 2y ago
TL;DR 1. They travelled to the location (in Togo). 2. They found the guy who imported the jeans. He was about to try to resell them (along with huge bales of clothes), but most of the clothes are not sold. I dont think recycling was at the
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by fifilura 2y ago
FWIW This is one of the sources, in Swedish though. https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/0QxkyA/modets-morker-5-... At the end there they list the fate of 10 different garments they returned to H&M. You c
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by fifilura 2y ago
A follow up Swedish newspaper Aftonbladet added a airtags in clothes "recycled" by H&M. Guess where they ended up? https://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/a/jlME1e/aftonbladet-inve...
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by fifilura 2y ago
Also the clothes industry! The clothes brands claim to recycle cotton, but use 3rd party "recycling companies" to ship the textiles to Africa, where they just burn it in huge waste heaps. With huge environmental issues. https:&#x
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by fifilura 2y ago
Is running a marathon an accomplishment?
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by fifilura 2y ago
I think they learned a lot doing this? And they tried hard explaining each step!
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by fifilura 2y ago
That is actually a good pet project. Find the most suitable hardware for a boardgame setting. Screen technology/form factor. Maybe there is even a market for hybrid kind of games? (Right, I guess monopoly with the calculator flopped. B
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by fifilura 2y ago
Yeah, i guess so. I have a 2 storey house and a lot of chores.
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by fifilura 2y ago
100 steps a minute sounds like normal walking speed. With 70 cm step length it means 4 km/h, which is slow walking. 20-25 steps/minute, with 70cm step length will take you to the toilet in one minute.
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by fifilura 2y ago
I am not in the USA, but 300 steps raised my eyebrows! Even 3000 steps seems low on a regular day. This is what you'd get from just moving around in the house?
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by fifilura 2y ago
The intro is really cool! I have a feeling that the game idea is really cool. But as other mentioned, I don't seem to understand what I should be doing. And there is only one font size (Firefox/Linux). The instructions hint otherw
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by fifilura 2y ago
Just for reference, and since I work with Trino these days. The benefit it gives me is that I almost never have to care about RAM or CPU. It just scales in all directions. The negative compared to vector languages is that order is not guara
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by fifilura 2y ago
I love that analogy with birds! Yes we figured out how to build aircraft. But it can not be compared to a bird flying. Neither in terms of efficiency or elegance.
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by fifilura 2y ago
Yours is the fundamentalist view and it always has its place in the debate. But it is not necessarily what the organization needs. There are benefits of running notebooks in production rather than reimplementing things in another environme
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by fifilura 2y ago
I would not compare it to lambda. It is backed by Trino https://trino.io/ and can do map/reduce kind of jobs that lambdas can not.
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by fifilura 2y ago
Ok, I guess I am repeating myself but so does this post since I assume it spawned from this discussion https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40284225 Why does no-one mention Trino or the AWS branded Trino - Athena? This will
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by fifilura 2y ago
I think command line tools is going to be fine if all you do is process one row at a time. Or if your data has a known order. But if you want to do some kind of grouping or for example pivoting rows to columns, I think you will still benefi
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by fifilura 2y ago
How do you see the competition from Trino and Athena in your case? Depends a lot on what you want to do with the data of course, but if you want to filter and slice/dice it, my experience is that it is really fast and stable. And if yo
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by fifilura 2y ago
Anyone with some KSP hours tracked will understand. Thinking about my poor heavyweight rocket that barely makes it to orbit and when I compare them to the sleek elegant designs by Scott Manley that makes it to Mun and back and. Sigh.

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