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Clean Technology Manufacturing Age
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gnusci
4y ago
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gnusci
6y ago
Yeah, it took me a while to understand this behavior. However, it seems you can make a face mask to protect against CV-19 using toilet paper. Please do your research, I found too many links. In the situation you don't have a proper mas
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gnusci
7y ago
Low cheap food chain in general is sustained by cheap labor worldwide. Now that borders are closed the chain is in part disrupted, so it doesn't work.
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gnusci
7y ago
Come back to the ground. It is easier if you take some steps to evolve. Find a job in a bar, spa, shop, cleaning, or so. Those jobs do not require a CV or ref letter. Then, you may get enough money to pay a room or basement. Once you are se
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gnusci
7y ago
While I find your answer very helpful. Now I first search with Qliqz and DDG coding related stuff! It is almost impossible nowadays to find an accurate technical result out of so many adds with Google.
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gnusci
8y ago
Will you ever apology for your mistakes?
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gnusci
8y ago
I am so sorry to share my opinion with such smart people: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/07/american-state-bigger...
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gnusci
8y ago
I do use DDG a lot, but I still have to resort to GG almost 50% of my search when I don't get meaningful results. So I think there is still a lot of work to do before someone can really fully migrate to DDG. My 50c.
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gnusci
8y ago
Of course, there is nothing new in on the road pirating trucks. However, the question is what an autonomous truck will do?
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gnusci
8y ago
I support your statement 100%. Lets analyze a simple problem. What happen if you throw a mannequin in front of a truck? If it stop then there is a very easy way to pirate them. Human are always needed in very complex decision making circums
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gnusci
8y ago
Exactly my point. I just was been sarcastic (sorry). We believe they will do the best for us. But all this things happen all the time under the table. What I meant is that we don't like this things happening but we wont probably do muc
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gnusci
8y ago
Maybe they are also contributing to the budget for: https://techcrunch.com/2018/09/13/uks-mass-surveillance-regi... So it is a political trade-off, but it looks horrible and unacceptable to us.
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gnusci
8y ago
My 5c here. Maybe they just don't have much to do, so they need to justify their salaries, and they need to have some presence in the WWW to let us know that they are out there.
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gnusci
8y ago
I want to believe but if you do a little search you will see this kind of "battery breakthrough" once a month.
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gnusci
8y ago
Here "another way to read this: to theorize about these hypothetical scenarios and how to escape", then open business for rich people that will always feel fear from the poor people. Even if it is just poor people. Then you will m
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gnusci
8y ago
Well, it seems if a MSR will be built, it will be in China https://www.technologyreview.com/s/602051/fail-safe-nuclear-...
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gnusci
8y ago
I totally agree that predatory publishers are a huge part of the problem: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Predatory_open-access_publishi... https://jefferson.libguides.com/predatorypublishing https:
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gnusci
8y ago
This is a well known problem of scientific publications now-a-days: https://www.nature.com/news/1-500-scientists-lift-the-lid-on... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis Papers have bec
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gnusci
8y ago
OMG, now I see why we are so dependent even for old technology, and I now understand the great success of Arduino.
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gnusci
8y ago
Well they have a lot of things to care of before to release the next CPU https://www.intel.ca/content/www/ca/en/support/articles/0000... In particular security issues related to the IME: https
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gnusci
8y ago
Maybe, it is time to create an OpenGPS? Please, let me know if you know how to build one using RPi or something similar.
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gnusci
8y ago
I may seem that this is a trivial conclusion for many of us that take sometime to understand technology. However, this is actually a well tuned selling strategy that get most of the people around the world hooked-up to several paid service
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gnusci
8y ago
I believe they are selling the metadata which is a very hard to define information about all machine processed information of every human that use their systems. Now-a-days it is a mine for several large scale social objectives, and so very