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by glogla 4y ago
Not just that, but a week long NATO air + cruise missile campaign would stop this war completely, the Ukranians would just walk to their borders picking up the bodies. But NATO would rather send weapons and watch. It is better than nothing,
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by glogla 4y ago
> The extremely wealthy would do well to remember that they are human, and therefore _extremely_ vulnerable to physical violence. Because this is going to be the only outcome if they keep this up. I don't think that's likely. T
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by glogla 4y ago
The tricky part is that even if the source material has no non-white people in it, the real world does and representation matters. If you cast diverse actors, you are less precise, but are making the world a (slightly) better place for unde
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by glogla 4y ago
As video gamers have it - there's only two races: white and "political", only two genders: male and "political" and don't forget the only two sexual orientations: straight and "political".
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by glogla 4y ago
I have not seen it myself, but every criticism I've read so far was complaining about "mandatory woke". Some reviews also mentioned other things they don't like, like costumes not being good or fights being cinematic ins
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by glogla 4y ago
Germany chose to use Russian gas for heating. You are the richest country in Europe, you could have been on heat pumps long ago. You instead decided to keep using gas, to give more money to Putin.
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by glogla 4y ago
Such a great alternative fact you had to create new account to post it.
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by glogla 4y ago
Lemme guess, you're German. EDIT: comment history talks of "pro-nuclear crowd" and shows arrogant and dismissive behavior. German for sure.
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by glogla 4y ago
Nuclear is not working in France right now because France uses lot less electricity in summer than in winter (they have a lot of electric heating and not a lot of air conditioning), so they are doing all the maintenance and refueling in s
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by glogla 4y ago
Nothing. Most of my country's power comes from nuclear and coal power plants, and most of heat is district heating using waste heat from the plants. We're going to be impacted by electricity prices but that's about it. The bi
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by glogla 4y ago
Of course, poor people are not buying high end cars. Compare what cars people drive in US, in Germany, in Greece and in Romania.
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by glogla 4y ago
So rich people get automatic and poor people get manual. That explains why US gets automatic as well.
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by glogla 4y ago
You're right. Low-carbon baseload, massive overprovisioning, storage or combination of these are needed to make renewables practical. The problem is, lots of people are working against low-carbon baseload for stupid reasons, storage is
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by glogla 4y ago
There is something funny about 1 day old account with pre-canned anti-US talking points. I am in Eastern Europe and US has been a great ally doing everything they can to keep us safe from Russian aggression, while Germany would watch us get
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by glogla 4y ago
> What you should be asking is: How was Germany so dumb that Trump saw it, but they didn’t? They weren't dumb. They were probably ok with helping Putin invade few more countries in Easter Europe - after all, the Germans themselves a
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by glogla 4y ago
Broken clock, twice a day?
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by glogla 4y ago
> The issue is very divisive, but I'm glad more and more articles like these are popping up, with some hard numbers that paint a very different picture than "Germany replaced nuclear with coal, madness". The picture is not
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by glogla 4y ago
> Germany obviously has choices but why is it taboo to ask them to change their policies abruptly and temporarily? We have a war in europe I think the problem here is that the Germans would rather have war in Eastern Europe (people of wh
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by glogla 4y ago
Their policy on exceptions seems pretty reasonable. Are there any exceptions? Yes, we continue to provide services to: all anti-war media, protest resources and any type of websites that are helping to end this war and regi
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by glogla 4y ago
There's a lot of large scale installations, see https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_photovoltaic_power_s...
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by glogla 4y ago
Looking at comment history, the gp is arguing with people about free speech and defending "true conservative ideas". His comment is also the only one mentioning the blog authors gender and political leaning. So this is probably ju
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by glogla 4y ago
Yeah, Airflow isn't multi-tenant. People can potentially overwrite each other's DAGs. Credential management is complicated. Broken DAG can stop whole Airflow. Slow DAG can impact performance of whole Airflow. Getting DAGs to wait
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by glogla 4y ago
FYI, the infomercials with the strange tools fixing strange problems are usually focused on old or disabled people. Opening bag of chips with ridiculius tool sounds stupid, but it might help a stroke survivor or someone with one arm - but t
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by glogla 4y ago
If it is just you, you are fine, and I'm not sure other tools would have that much benefit. Trouble with Airflow starts when multiple teams and user types start to share it.
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by glogla 4y ago
https://www.dagster.io/blog/software-defined-assets Of course, nothing stops Airflow or other tools fron thinking this way as well.
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by glogla 4y ago
This is why I though the shift from "orchestrate jobs" to "keep track of state of assets" that Dagster is trying to do is pretty important. But it sems it might not be enough - it still keeps clunky (pythonic) interface
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by glogla 4y ago
I think you could use these to "upgrade" coal power plants to nuclear power plants, no? Those already have turbines, cooling towers, transformers, grid connection, etc.
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by glogla 4y ago
Why did you have to derail nuclear discussion with covid denier/antivaxx nonsense? Sigh. Why replace one type of antiscience/antiintelectualism (anti nuclear people) with another (antivax)?
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by glogla 4y ago
Yeah, the "larger cars are safer for people inside the car but more likely to kill people outside the car" red queen race made roads even more terrible. In car like that, you would get ran over by a lifted truck or mama-SUV pretty
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by glogla 4y ago
Not sure about execute, but in my mind driving drunk is like firing a gun blindly - you might not kill anyone this time but it is dangerous as hell and you should definitely not be doing it. I think it should be taken more seriously.

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