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by go_elmo 5y ago
Thanks for the analysis, interesting to read! What about the lime-burning for cement, does it imply "only" net-carbon neutral as all the captured carbon is released upon cement production? And what about iron smeltering? I suppose
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by go_elmo 5y ago
True and interesting point - but if you're able to produce as cheaply to "push out" dirty competitors and still have a net saving when including transport, it would still make sense I suppose. Also, there are always relativel
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by go_elmo 5y ago
How "flexible" is the production? I mean during peak-sunny hours the price of electricity is well below that mark in some regions of europe? And would it e.g. make sense to scale up in a very sunny region & produce your own po
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by go_elmo 5y ago
used ubuntu for a longer while & gave arch a shot, the initial setup might seem ugly, but its not that hard and the distro is just gold, just need some time to set everything up
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by go_elmo 5y ago
Just wanted to ask if there is a similar article about or including the proof, thanks
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by go_elmo 5y ago
Same here. Switched 2 months ago after using WSL all the time & being annoyed over many things, including "failing updates" on windows. Did a dualboot but haven't used windows since. Game to add to your list: - CS:GO
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by go_elmo 5y ago
It is an interesting psychological thing, online, no one is inhibited, your for yourself in your thoughts in a cozy place, so its easy to speak unfiltered. What I found astonishing is starting playing VR ping pong against other players. Sud
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by go_elmo 5y ago
financial system collapse? It hasnt collapsed once, at least in the last 1000 years, so why are some people so afraid? There is no reason to be.
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by go_elmo 5y ago
actually quality public-media is startig gaining traction on yt too, e.g. Deutsche Welle is releasing loads of interesting short background docs / reports regularly. Its entertaining and very informative, can highly recommend.
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Since it is no inherently present physical fact in classical systems, it will have to fight with classical problems (bugs / backdoors etc) which would throw you back to classical encryption for security
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Thats fine, I just have trouble with ideas like german flood being the result of geoengineering not clearly marked as science fiction.
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by go_elmo 5y ago
Im sorry to tell you but most of your ideas do not have any solid foundation / are quite from the conspiracy corner. concerning the heavy rain: with every degree more the air can hold much more water as vapour and the point of startin
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by go_elmo 5y ago
True, the capabilities & behavior of humanity will only really show when it gets "hard". If civilization & economy can hold up long enough to make massive efforts to recapture it could work. Im more realistic & think b
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by go_elmo 5y ago
Yes, thats what I would count under behavioral / "stupidity", but if we had a source that is cheaper than petroleum already, e.g. SMR fusion we would automatically stop using fossils
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by go_elmo 5y ago
This is true! Most money can be made where no one is looking that closely :) but of course there is a larger risk for smaller companies and single, rather developing countries (expect for maybe the US which is hard to hit hard without also
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by go_elmo 5y ago
steadily confirms my hypothesis that humanity is "too stupid" to stop this, we will destroy ourselves like yeast producing too high alcohol concentrations. Evolution just didn't had to optimize for this, making us "stupi
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by go_elmo 5y ago
Thats the great thing about eleven / playing ping pong in VR, you can play with other people, and it is bafflingly social, just because you have a strong presence of another person being in the "room". Everyone is kind &
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by go_elmo 5y ago
Physical activity, where you have to focus on your motorics does it for me. I play some pingpong (quest 2 & eleven is great for this!!) And automatically stop thinking about anything else. Its a great alternative, as its entertaining bu
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by go_elmo 5y ago
Only thing I dont get: why not save / invest otherwise & buy there when youre "sure" youll use it? I think the norm is already to sell properties of 20 years later, realizing they wont or cant really be used and having qu
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by go_elmo 5y ago
I'm sure they chose the ones used for better CV tracking & properties, especially in low light etc, but could be easy to add a pair of true-color ones, especially for passthrough. Just checked again and the main issue IMO currently
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by go_elmo 5y ago
I find it hard to imagine to use the current bw only and grainy cameras of e.g. the quest 2 for such tasks, it really doesnt feel natural. But might be easy to improve this in future generation hardware