hutzlibu

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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"Modern synthetic pesticides were invented in the 40's. Natural pesticides have been used for thousands of years" The difference is still the number of people between then and now. So far it is a hypothesis, that we can feed
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"Maybe that's true. But, does it actually matter - at all - that some communities didn't work" Can you point me then towards some communities, that do live off their land? Without pesticides? Like I said, I have seen qui
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"Food forests being a big thing is disputed by some people" Food forests being a BIG thing all around the world is something many people, myself dispute. So you make a claim against the common consensus, it is up to you to proof y
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
I think corn was eaten since thousands of years, too. And whether food forests were a big thing and not just common in some areas, is quite disputable.
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But overwhelmingly they don't.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
You forgot reusable.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"bio-degradable packaging" That is the thing: they rot. And if wrapped in plastic, they last longer ... so more fruit makes it to the markets. That being said, I strongly prefer fruits directly from trees that were not treated wit
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"I have a Christian worldview" We are quite OT here, but I would say christianity in general is a utopian ideology as well. All humans could be living in peace and harmony, if they would just believe in Jesus Christ. (I know there
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Well, I guess (hope) no one thinks it is due to genetic disabilities which are preventing disrupting innovations from (mainland) chinese. It is rather a cultural/political thing. Free thinking and stepping out of line is very dangerous
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"This time he was ousted because he was hindering the pursuit of the company's non-profit mission. " This is what is being said. But I am not so sure, if the real reasons discussed behind closed doors, are really the same. We
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"I think we may be running into the weeds of pedantry here, but here goes..." When we are talking about the law, of course one has to be pedantic. Apart from that, the sibling posters expressed my reply very well already.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"If I'm legally required to work, isn't that forced labor?" Not if you signed a contract declaring that you will show up. So a strike is in one way organised contract breaching - but one that is allowed under certain cir
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Open source client AND open source server. And a quite transparent non profit running it. But personally I actually would prefer a federated alternative like matrix.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Flooding destroys alsl batteries obviously, but the slightly important difference to Fukoshima is, a saltwater batterie does not contaminate the area.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Space in the cities is premium. Space in rural areas is not. I really don't think space is the problem, mass producing maybe, but otherwise have a big powerbank in every basement and you are done.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
" I remember earlier this year importing nuclear electricity from France." And I remember france hat to partially shut down their reactors in the summer, because the rivers were too warm to cool them.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Why does the storage has to be dense, if they are stationary?
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"no grid-scale battery technology to remove this fatal intermittency problem" Where is the bottleneck with mass producing batteries, that don't need rare elements, like saltwater batteries? Surely it is not cheap either, but
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
It is not meant as a anonymous messager, but an encrypted one, you can trust to not sell you out.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Because funding is limited. And the goal is to maximize the impact, not make some people happy.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Erm yes. A triangle is quite easy .. but here they tried a simple tutorial to actually print "Hello World" .. and surprise, it wasn't easy and in the end just stops.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"Graphics programming can be intimidating. It involves a fair amount of math, some low-level code, and it's often hard to debug. Nevertheless I'd like to show you how to do a simple "Hello World" on the GPU. You wil
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"just because you're working for a nonprofit doesn't mean you have to work for less competitive wages" Actually it does usually. Because when people see real meaning in their work, as opposed to find yet another way to m
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
But I do like to open a window from time to time. So .. we can certainly reduce noise in the cities (yay for electric cars), but not eliminate it completely.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
But it is not talking. And if you want, you surely can easily find places in the wilderness, where you see no one.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"But if you meet another person while alone in the middle of wilderness, try not talking to them... you may easily be considered rude even if you really just need a breather" Not my experience. Just nod and go on your way if you d
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
Central europe (minus the alps) is way easier to predict. You can just look at the clouds on a satelite and see how they move, usually west to east, and then extrapolate linearily. All the fjords and mountains and lakes in norway really mak
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
"Who cares that the US government are incompetent? Yeah they're incompetent." I care, if they are responsible for overseeing the safety of the nuclear reactors.
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
With the very old tradition I meant the pre christian times (which is why I wrote "the gods"). And I was not necessarily talking about human sacrifice, even though it seems very likely, that this happened as well. https:/&#x
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by hutzlibu 3y ago
" but I'm always hesitant to click because I'm afraid it will start suggesting them without ability to stop." The only workaround I know of, is using incoknito tabs/new profiles/different account. It should be

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