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hutzlibu
3y ago
But many homes already have it (in europe). Huge network of big and small pipelines. Replacing is a cost.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"My recommendation is this - decide if you want to make a company, or if you want to make Open Source" I don't think this is true in general, but maybe indeed in many cases. And a non profit organisation would be a better fit
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"Induction stoves are so much better." Depends. When the electricity comes from a gas power plant, it is way more efficient, to use the heat of the gas directly, instead of heating water and steam, running through a turbine, trans
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"aren’t we all ready to do it again" As long as there is no real alternative for most people, they will stick with complaining.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"If you've got enough money that you can't spend it in a lifetime" Some people are modest, some people want space rockets.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
But he did use gas bottles to heat up things and this can make all the difference. Still, not pleasant. Oh - and you automatically stay awake, when it gets too cold. Only when you are really exhausted and sleep in the cold, you will never w
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hutzlibu
3y ago
The most interesting bit about this to me is, how fast the daughters developed their own language without intention.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"“I saw in a 19-year-old Sam Altman the same thing that I see now: an intensely focused and brilliant person whom I was willing to bet big on,” said Chung, now managing general partner of Xfund, a venture-capital firm." They belie
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Yeah, those annoying "social/business norms".
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hutzlibu
3y ago
It is not the frontpage by definition anymore, if one has to click "next" ..
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Also this other bit was news to me: "Graham said it was his wife’s doing. “If anyone ‘fired’ Sam, it was Jessica, not me,” he said. “But it would be wrong to use the word ‘fired’ because he agreed immediately.” "
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Yes, there is such a thing as the european energy grid. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Synchronous_grid_of_Continenta... And yes, they know of the concept of getting electricity from south to north or vice versa - and t
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Well, the space on the front page is limited. And there are lots of other controversial topics - potentially taking all the space. And some want only technical topics or mainly technical. So "curating" is more appropriate I think.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Who was talking about murder? This was about cencorship.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"> Every innocent child that dies fuels anger and new terrorism. and not acting also fuels terrorists." So killing a child or not killing a child has the same outcome? I don't think so, but I also think this is going nowhe
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"So if IDF massacred dance festival attendants and people in their homes" Where is the proof for that? A tank shooting at houses where enemy fighters were dug in? On the other side there are lots of videos showing Hamas murdering
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hutzlibu
3y ago
No, obviously not all restraint. They would loose US support if they would. But the israeli defense minister literally said he ordered the IDF to give up restraint. How much more official do you want it? And the evidence that they are follo
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hutzlibu
3y ago
But you would have more moral justification to limit spreading their hate and propaganda which this was about. Also, it seems you are shadowbanned. You might want to reread and reflect some of your comments and then contact dang.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"I don't think we discussed this topic. What kind of restrain you are talking about now? " Well, it surely is possible you did not read it, but just look above in the thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Maybe because the discussion is not of very high quality? Look how many downvotes there are already, it is an emotional topic and yes, even here people are having problems with maintaining a civil debate about a controversial topic. And oth
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3y ago
I am a puppet for Hamas, because I say killing of children is bad and the IDF should not give up restraint while operating in densely populated ares? Ok then, I got your opinion. But in my world, things are not so black and white.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
You are seriously demanding of a mother who lost her children to shut up? Would you demand the same of an israeli Mother?
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hutzlibu
3y ago
So the mother should just shut up and accept that her children are not to be spoken about? How about on the other hand, the IDF does care again, where their bombs explode? "Israel's defense minister said he has "released all
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Erm, no? A mother whose childs have just been killed and who never supported Hamas in any way absolutely has the right to critize the bombings that killed her family, without having to present a working geopolitical plan.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
How do you know that? I know that many people fall into this pattern, but like I said, we lack the concrete examples in this case.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Well yes, but what if they support the initial terror attacks? Massacring dance festival attendants and people in their homes is not self defence, it is terrorism.
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hutzlibu
3y ago
It depends on the context. I very much agree, that I cannot take anyone seriously talking about human right abuse and not ever condemning Hamas. But I don't think that one has to say it everytime, when critizing deaths of children. And
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hutzlibu
3y ago
"People have somehow been convinced a small amount of civilians being killed relative to the whole population is somehow a “genocide”. This is the consequence of totally unmoderated content." There is a lot of hyperbole and hypocr
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3y ago
"Examples it cites include content originating from more than 60 countries, mostly in English, and all in “peaceful support of Palestine, expressed in diverse ways”. Even HRW’s own posts seeking examples of online censorship were flagg
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hutzlibu
3y ago
Yeah, but the concept of double buffering is to swap every frame, for performance gains. Here nothing gets swapped, and just temporary the screen gets hidden. So vaguely similar ... but not very much the same in my opinion.
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