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by gregbot 11mo ago
It really doesn’t make any sense for the central software repository of a new product to be controlled by an independent third party. I would have a lot of concerns about that if i were a user of these new pebbles
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by gregbot 11mo ago
What is this data that Core wants exactly? Are old pebble apps compatible with the new devices? Edit: under what license did rebble scrape the app code? Couldn’t Core Devices scrape it from rebble under the same logic?
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by gregbot 11mo ago
Import from where? Neighboring countries with similar weather? I think they will be asking you to import to them when you need it most.
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by gregbot 11mo ago
Extrapolating from multiple good data points and making up a number based on zero examples are absolutely not the same thing.
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by gregbot 11mo ago
Correct. Obviously no honest person can claim to have an objective way to quantify “intelligent creatures' tendency toward self-annihilation”
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by gregbot 11mo ago
Could you expand on what exactly you mean by “scarring” a culture?
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by gregbot 11mo ago
Im not sure Japan would have surrendered. The real question is: why was total surrender the only acceptable outcome to the FDR admin? To the point that mass killing civilians was preferred over a negotiated peace.
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by gregbot 11mo ago
No buildings are being demolished. The email is just a reminder of existing early retirement programs. I oppose cutting deep space missions but this article does a very poor job of explaining how those are being cut if they in fact are.
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by gregbot 11mo ago
Having read the article it seems like the new budget cuts costs by having people work remotely instead of having an expensive office in Manhattan. I understand why employees would complain about that but the article is blowing this way out
70.
by gregbot 1y ago
> political capital Could you explain this a bit more?
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by gregbot 1y ago
My understanding with Le Pen is that she used funds that were earmarked for he EU parliament staff to pay the salary of someone on her regular staff. I find it hard to believe that similar errors weren’t made by people the French establishm
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by gregbot 1y ago
> Tom Petersen Thanks ill check him out. > limited release This is in line with what Tom said about discrete being “effectively cancelled” Im still interested in hearing what Tom has gotten wrong and i dont mean when intel’s plans cha
73.
by gregbot 1y ago
Do you know how many dgpus has intel shipped in the past 3 years?
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by gregbot 1y ago
You replied to a comment that asked: > What has he been wrong about …
75.
by gregbot 1y ago
why dont you just say what he’s been wrong about?
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by gregbot 1y ago
> gossip masked as factual to farm clicks Instead of invectives could you just say what specific leak of his was inaccurate? Everything he said about intel dGPU has happened exactly as he said it would. Have you watched his video about t
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by gregbot 1y ago
So far everything he said in that video has happened and he did not say that intel would never release another dGPU just that it would be a token release which is absolutely exactly what has happened
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by gregbot 1y ago
Really? Ive been following him for years and he has always been 100% accurate. What has he been wrong about?
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by gregbot 1y ago
Reprocessing is an extra cost that isn’t really needed. Globally we have over a hundred years worth of uranium reserves without reprocessing spent fuel.
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by gregbot 1y ago
Thats what i would like to know lol
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by gregbot 1y ago
Nothing “requires” storage, but if you want power at night or during a cloudy week you need it or you need dispatchable generation like gas or nuclear
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by gregbot 1y ago
>Do you want to live next to a Nuclear Power Plant? Yes! I think that would be great!
83.
by gregbot 1y ago
Conservatives could just as easily call intermittent renewables the irrational wedge issue created by liberals. I think you need to actually make a non-symmetric argument about how it supposedly lowers energy prices. All the places that hav
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by gregbot 1y ago
That’s great information thank you. I still think there is plenty of grass roots anti-nuclear sentiment
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by gregbot 1y ago
Yes. Regulate how?
86.
by gregbot 1y ago
Yes. The fuel gets much hotter than the container
87.
by gregbot 1y ago
LCOE doesn’t include storage and transmission
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by gregbot 1y ago
>The policies are decided on alignment with culture war tribalism Couldn’t the same be said for policies that subsidize solar and wind?
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by gregbot 1y ago
I dont think there is a conspiracy by oil and gas companies to sabotage solar and wind. I think solar and wind are just not as easy and cheap to build a reliable grid because of transmission and storage costs which advocates always underest
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by gregbot 1y ago
Wouldn’t it just make more sense to use nuclear and keep the grid reliable so individual homeowners don’t need to worry about huge blackouts ruining their quality of life?

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