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jokoon
3y ago
Because the united states valued individualism for a very long time, before and during the cold war, and even now. It's a cultural aspect. Blame people like Reagan and Milton Friedman for this. It's a highly political problem. Ine
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jokoon
3y ago
The problem of replacing plastic in food is the cost. If you use glass or steel or aluminum, you need new logistics to reuse them. Also, glass is heavier, and requires a lot of energy to be made, so it would require a production chain that
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jokoon
3y ago
just comparing two interpreted languages, i'm trying to say that I prefer one language over the other i'm doing some whataboutism, sure
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jokoon
3y ago
I still have the feeling that those oddities are still a bit less bad than the ones of js. I am a still disappointed by python because I am so addicted to all the fun things of python, yet python is inadequate for game development. I use go
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jokoon
3y ago
Well it turned into 1600 hours because I just tried to maximize the spaceship launch count to 1000 and beyond. I would still put a 10/10 score on factorio, but it still means it could be a better game, that's my only criticism, I
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jokoon
3y ago
Well it's a good thing they want to make it more approachable, because mods are terrifying, they're either not well designed or too complex to be fun. I've played about 1600 hours of vanilla factorio, and no mods really inter
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jokoon
3y ago
Well yeah, what else would crypto be useful for?
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jokoon
3y ago
It's funny, 10min ago, I had some comment on a 10 years old question of mine, and my question linked to another opinionated answer on stackoverflow. which still has 136 upvotes: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/
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3y ago
I'm more concerned about the mother being okay about being spun like that. Birthing is already painful, I'm not sure it's a good idea to spin a woman like that while she's giving birth.
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3y ago
I learned that I can just add a picture in a PDF with libreoffice draw, which is a thing that cannot be done with pdf.js yet.
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jokoon
3y ago
> At no point in the history of human civilization has growth been static. So? "The limits to growth" was published in the 70, you should try to educate yourself on finiteness of earth. Good luck with your space dreams. Smells
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jokoon
3y ago
you're attacking the messenger, not the message im using a low performance computer, and computer have enough power to do things. it's about the ressources spent to make a computer.
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jokoon
3y ago
That's already what I am somehow doing. I always think twice before opening a link. Reddit mastodon lemmy etc already sanitize websites I read, and often I just read the comments, not the article. Often people quote important parts of
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jokoon
3y ago
I don't like those techs because they don't guarantee that they will offset fossil fuel extraction. What's really needed it's culture change on growth and consumption. The best technology is light technology.
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jokoon
3y ago
It's odd how the collapse of the soviet union turned the world into a dystopian capitalist nightmare, yet everytime somebody mentions the abuse of capitalism, immediately people starts to argue about the soviet union like a strawman. I
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jokoon
3y ago
So you arrest them if they plan to BBQ, you do checkpoints and check for BQQ gear, or you just close the area altogether if people can't behave. If it was not solved before, it still means restrictions must be taken to avoid fires. A m
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3y ago
systemic issues like what? the climate? sure it's the climate, but that doesn't mean people shouldn't be careful.
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jokoon
3y ago
Isn't it biased because the training data is biased? Anyway, I tried asking it about carbon frugality and such, I got politically correct answers, it was weird.
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jokoon
3y ago
Electrolysis is very very inefficient.
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3y ago
Except those options are inefficient or too expensive, and so far germany is not implementing them. Renewables are quite pointless without a energy storage solution. Electricity is difficult to store, especially when you need to store betwe
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3y ago
Does it also concern nuclear energy? Because if it doesn't, I doubt it will really matter in the long term. Renewables are great to remove coal/gaz electricity, but at some point, energy must be stored, and apparently there is not
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3y ago
Can somebody explain to me how I am supposed to use this?
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3y ago
This type of story is fueled by techno-optimists who want to believe that humans can always "figure out" the universe and take advantage of the laws of physics to master their environment. I don't understand where this belief
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jokoon
3y ago
> About 10 years ago this argument ceased to hold much relevance. Or, at least, it did for all IDEs I've investigated. The complexity of editing a sack of code, CPU-wise, hasn't changed all that much, and 10 years has had quite
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3y ago
BTW, I've read the Go GC can be disabled, but what happens if you do? Wouldn't you have to avoid memory leaks?
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3y ago
There is a shortage of reduced CO2 emissions it's not just about the shortage, it's also to prevent abuse and so it can be available for everyone price increase is a good signal that a resource is getting stressed
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jokoon
3y ago
A good way to solve this is rationing. It prevent over consumption, brings down prices and helps the poor.
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jokoon
3y ago
Looking at the repo, it doesn't look very "light", and it's difficult to think about an IDE that is possibly light, especially when it supports C++/php/rust/nodejs. Is it possible to know what companies us
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jokoon
3y ago
I do care, but it's not really related to digital surveillance, it's related to how government works. All government entities can go rogue, there's nothing new about this. The snowden story was good as it made people be aware
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jokoon
3y ago
After Snowden, I realized there are two types of security: the one that protect your from high-profile black hats, and the one that protects you from governments. I just want to be protected from criminals and other black hats that only do
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