hannob

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by hannob 6y ago
The economics is once the wider public realizes how severe climate change really is governments will be willing to pay a very high price to limit the impact.
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by hannob 6y ago
> I think that problem has been solved for the most part. > > https://reelgood.com/ I get: "Heads up! Reelgood does not support your region yet."
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by hannob 6y ago
Hydroxychloroquine was never the "best standard of care". It's a quack treatment that was pushed by some bad studies. Reading Hydroxychloroquine mentioned in this study should make one very suspicious.
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by hannob 6y ago
> Worst case scenario: We all have healthier bones. I know people subscribing to the Vitamin D religion don't like to hear this, but this is one of those claims about Vitamin D that has been tested - and actually isn't true. h
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by hannob 6y ago
Not regularly, but if you're looking for a super obscure documentary that is not on youtube and you cannot buy anywhere - emule/amule may be the place to find it if you're willing to wait a few days or even weeks. Did that a
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by hannob 6y ago
It seems the thunderbird issue is actually an issue in xdg-open, see: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1613425 https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/xdg/xdg-utils/-/issues/177 So yo
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by hannob 6y ago
You didn't just write that the UN is a "political action group" and compared it to the NRA?
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by hannob 6y ago
I think the last thing autistic people need is snakeoil salesmen telling them what product they should buy that has no scientific basis whatsoever.
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by hannob 6y ago
This sounds like "yeah, it has bugs that need to be fixed", not fundamental reasons not to merge it. (Though I think they should've tested with KASAN+KUBSAN before submitting.)
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by hannob 6y ago
> Truck drivers, factory workers, cashiers, taxi drivers, etc all make up less than 30% of America? I can easily imagine that all of those could require an Internet connection. Could be something as simple as getting information crucial
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by hannob 6y ago
Very likely just boring reasons like not having thought about it, not having made the code in a way that's easy to publish. Think something like he started the project at some point, never planning for it to become this big. It was pro
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by hannob 6y ago
> I have a strong feeling that, if people really put an effort into reading and replicating more papers, we would find that a lot of what's being published is simply meaningless. People have figured that out long ago [1] (I know th
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by hannob 6y ago
You seem to be very confused about these things, though those misconceptions are common... Ultimately Free Software and Open Source mean the same thing. They come from philosophically different viewpoints that they emphasize - free software
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by hannob 6y ago
This is all nice and well, though I'd like to add the thought that this is much easier to do on industry scale. Have one large industrial factory like an aluminium smelter or steel plant that is redesigned in a way that it can shift it
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by hannob 6y ago
That is if you assume fossil fuel users remain being allowed to dump their emissions into the atmosphere without caring for the consequences?
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by hannob 6y ago
No? I live in Berlin. I think it's too dirty and we should do more about it. I don't perceive dogs as a major problem. (My gut feeling would be the top problems are cigarette buds, trash from grilling parties and bottles from alco
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by hannob 6y ago
I would usually be with you. I feel this is an exception. For obvious reasons (it's urgent, it's important, it's more important than any of the usual medical interventions). But also for other reasons. Here's the thing:
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by hannob 6y ago
It is true if you assume SEV has no sidechannel vulnerabilities and that noone can uncap your CPU and read out the cryptographic material with an electron microscope. Which both are probably untrue assumptions :-)
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by hannob 6y ago
That's not even the biggest problem. The biggest problem is being able to handle the legal minefield that Copyright law (in all its international variations) is for a video plattform.
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by hannob 6y ago
> Here in Europe, and as an avid reader of the news and various reporting, I can assure you that climate change activism is as mainstream as it can be I'm from Germany, and certainly the situation is different from the US. However I
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by hannob 6y ago
There is really nothing novel about climate denial.
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by hannob 6y ago
I'm honestly surprised where these fantasies come from. In order to get that energy you'll have to build a hugely complex industrial installation. That won't be for free. It won't be easy. If it will even be possible rem
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by hannob 6y ago
Looking at this: "Dancing compared to conventional fitness activity led to larger volume increases in more brain areas, including the cingulate cortex, insula, corpus callosum and sensorimotor cortex. Only dancing was associated with a
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by hannob 6y ago
I am actually not sure if this isn't more of a problem of RSA than a feature. I have seen many simple introductions to some cryptography that try to explain RSA. The problem is: They're almost always wrong and explain some insecur
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by hannob 6y ago
> From a climate perspective, I've seen articles saying that flaring is bad for the environment, and other articles saying that raw natural gas methane leaking into the atmosphere is also very bad. This is no contradiction. The fact
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by hannob 6y ago
> Are these sorts of things something you can just buy and they'll go out of their way to give you a favourable report because you're the client? That happens. I can't comment on Insight Risk Consulting, as I don't kn
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by hannob 6y ago
This is widely discussed in medical circles, but the real problem is a different one: It's sometimes hard to know what helps and what doesn't. You may see something that may lead to a cancer. But you really don't know. It may
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by hannob 6y ago
> We know enough about quantum computers to be able to build some of them in limited ways which are commercially useful in very specific domains In which way are quantum computers commercially useful?
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by hannob 6y ago
This seaweed story comes up so often. Every time I looked it up it seems this is based on some very small studies. As far as I know noone has ever implemented this at scale (if you know otherwise - please provide links) and is selling meat
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by hannob 6y ago
I recommend reading this if the first thing that comes to mind is something about population: https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/2017/9/26/1635652... As for what the solutions are: Reduce meat co

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