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by isthispermanent 4y ago
Thinking more on this... I don't think any of these sites will live if they get big enough. And if enough of them pop up it'll draw tons of attention from content sites. If you want to show that data you'll end up having to w
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
There's a reason why you can't do this commercially and why Google isn't doing it already... Pulling the meat of the content from a site like StackOverflow ends up as a copyright/anti-trust violation. I'm fairly cer
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
How much energy can one of these things generate in a year?
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
Thanks and you're quite welcome. I mean, Russia exploited the situation and new it was doing so so you're not wrong.
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
California has one as well. It's not nearly as tight as Europe's but they want to get to that point in the next few years.
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
Europe chose to deprioritize building natural gas capacity in the form of LNG ships and ports in favor of wind and solar. This order of priorities made them increasingly dependent on Russia's natural gas coming from two pipelines, Nord
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
It's linked in the post and the author makes the point at the end that it's too early to determine how this action should be judged... "In a decade Europe is either going to look like a genius on how to get tough things done
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
To be fair though China is doing a lot of work to get to renewables. They are currently the largest producers of solar/nuclear/wind electricity: https://www.maxinomics.com/map/solar-electricity-generation
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
>> Ideally, there'd be a market with buyers (capturers) and sellers (emitters) (with a negative price, so cash flows from seller to buyer, obviously) for carbon emissions where the price depends on the actual underlying cost of
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
It's mostly a disincentive. At least a chunk of the money goes to member countries to help transition away from fossil fuel use. There are a variety of rules and mechanisms to ensure the money that is distributed gets spent that way. H
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Europe makes shipping vessels pay for carbon emissions(maxinomics.com)
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Europe's Zombie Companies(youtube.com)
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The Odds of a US Railroad Strike(youtube.com)
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Europe Has a Debt Habit(maxinomics.com)
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Hurdle Rate Remains 10%(maxinomics.com)
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Why Is Tipping Everywhere You Checkout?(youtube.com)
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Why Is Tipping Everywhere You Checkout?(maxinomics.com)
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
I've built something for myself before but never maintained it. Really looking for something prebuilt. JS preferably. But would assume if this existed somewhere it'd be available all major languages.
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Ask HN: Looking for an extremely simple logging tool
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Show HN: I built a simple (and cheap) futures data API(futures-api.com)
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Show HN: FuturesAPI(futures-api.com)
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Can we crank out more gasoline?(thebucketreport.com)
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
This is not what the Dot Collector was intended for. It was intended for live discussions debating market conditions. Bridgewater would use it so participants could rate and then aggregate. For instance there are 10 people in a meeting and
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by isthispermanent 4y ago
A bit of it, but not the majority of it.
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Where Will Russia's Oil Go?(thebucketreport.com)
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Data Pipes(thebucketreport.com)
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Ask HN: How to deploy a TensorFlow model for access through an HTTP endpoint?
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Natural Gas(thebucketreport.com)
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Buy Now Pay Later and the Bad Debt Problem(thebucketreport.com)
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De Facto Batteries(thebucketreport.com)
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