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That's just a fraction of the total for the industry. The vast majority still comes from refineries. That's the greenwashing part, industry trying to muddle the water, as the direct quotes show. On biofuel, changes in land use ass
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5-10 years nuclear time means 10-20 I real time, it's a simple conversion really. Of course that is if it's not cancelled...
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When I see the Microsoft logo, I always lower my expectations accordingly.
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I hope with the new modular keyboard tray we will get some decent option. I would only buy it if there was one with a track point tbh, third party or otherwise.
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Good for them.
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If Boeing was a student, they would be the kind that does the bare minimum in every class just so they don't fail.
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The problem at the moment is that, globally speaking, we are just adding fossil gas on top of our preexisting consumption instead of replacing and reducing oil and coal consumption.
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I hear about this all the time and it's yet to happen to me. Granted I don't play many triple A online multiplayer games, but those seems to have fallen off the cliff anyways.
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> The evacuation was completed after 18 minutes after the captain spent 11 minutes looking for remaining passengers aboard. That's dedication.
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I assume the datacenter has been powered by the grid so far though? Or did it have its own generators? What's the advantage of colocating the fuels cells and the datacenter? We already know fuel cells produce electricity and we know th
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What's the point in bypassing the grid with this project? Can they produce electricity at a lower price? Or just to get carbon credits or sth equally silly?
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I'm shocked, really shocked, about the poor state of free speech in the UK. Anti-Corporate interest free speech to be more specific. Maybe I shouldn't be, it's been ramping up slowly but steadily for a while.
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This is a classic problem with LLM (misuse). The users wants to analyze something, but it's too long, so they chop it up into multiple requests. And by the time they get to the point, the original code snipped is long out the window an
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Very nice chart. Since the bubbles are wider than they are high, I would have probably changes the direction from left to right. Which in graphviz in theory (but only in theory!) takes just one line.
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Sorry to break it to you, but your parents are still 100% in on Facebook. Or at least their generation is. And those folks vote like there is no tomorrow (literally).
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Disturbing.
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I'm curious, do you ever mention anything along the lines of "don't put your core business logic or mission critical stuff in this" ? That could backfire, but it needs to be said.
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Yup, wouldn't want to buy anything on Amazon that I haven't thoroughly researched prior to visiting Amazon. Their search algorithm is worse than useless, it's predatory. Much better to buy directly from a reputable store if i
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Not saying the complaint isn't valid, but I see things trending in the right direction. Firefox is fast, support for add-ons is coming (back) to mobile, and Firefox is as free and open and modifiable as always. If we're talking th
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I just noticed that the new Zotero has a double click to zoom feature, which does pretty much the same thing. It's great!
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Well, for now I can't even figure out where Zotero stores the PDF locally on Android... Wish there was a button to open the PDF externally. I appreciate that there is a built in reader though.
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Just took it for a spin. Interface looks decent. I love that I'm able to invert colors aka PDF dark mode cheat. But I don't seem to be able to add annotations to a PDF and sync that back to my desktop, which is a bummer. I'm
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Oooh, I wanted this but didn't think it would happen. And now it's here, around the same time that we can finally use their extension on Firefox for Android, too.
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I see this idea sometimes in the context of climate change. It's fundamentally flawed. Collapse is not binary, it's not collapse or no collapse. If we miss one climate goal, then the next goal comes up. If we cannot limit warming
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This is tragic -- I bet this kid could make great contributions with some support. > The court heard that Kurtaj had been violent while in custody with dozens of reports of injury or property damage. > Doctors deemed Kurtaj unfit to s
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They cite pneumatic tubes as an inspiration. Why not straight up build pneumatic tubes of their own?
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There is a similar feature built into r markdown that I have used a couple of times. That and eval=false which stops you from accidentally rerunning large queries is actually really helpful for figuring out complex computations of large dat
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I was very confused Scott the selection of GPUs
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I got over half a dozen of those. Never remember there being much traffic anyways at the office where they issue those. Time period is ~2016--2019.
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> Miyamoto's game proposal was at that time called "Popeye's Beer Barrel Attack Game." Brilliant, I will never be able to unseen that now, the rolling barrels of beer.
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