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by kaybe 7y ago
I'd love to hear more about your experience. What else was different from your normal self?
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by kaybe 7y ago
What does it do? It's not very clear from the readme.
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by kaybe 7y ago
How does language play into this? Is it a skill you have or is it part of the self too? Do you use language while you deliberate on these things?
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by kaybe 7y ago
Dogs seem to be able to drive cars: https://www.livescience.com/25299-dogs-learn-drive.html https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chrzpnL1OEM
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by kaybe 7y ago
I have seen it, several times actually. It does move like that, and it can throw a very clear shadow (for brightness). You were unlucky, it seems. Several times the groups I was meeting up with were unlucky as well, and freaked out about th
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by kaybe 7y ago
Would shading all (/the majority) of the bike lanes be prohibitively expensive or doable? Encountering a problem should not make us come to a full stop and give up. edit: Or bicycles with roofs, similar to the car solution?
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by kaybe 7y ago
Reducing and eventually eliminating net emissions is not optional. How we get there can be discussed - if you have any better ideas please put them forward!
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by kaybe 7y ago
You'd wish, have you seen the code of scientific models? Coding is one of the things you just pick up on the way, while physics etc is taught formally.
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by kaybe 7y ago
Here is one model that you can download and run: https://www.mi.uni-hamburg.de/en/arbeitsgruppen/theoretische... It has a GUI mode where you can check and uncheck various things. (Needs a FORTRAN compiler though,
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by kaybe 7y ago
How big is that farm to cover the territories of that many eagles? On first glance that looks like an amazing claim.
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by kaybe 7y ago
I like professional advertising. Some of the producers of very specialized equipment are very hard to find online and have horrible webpages. If they didn't show up at conferences and posted ads in the relevant journals and websites no
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by kaybe 7y ago
It's not that hard (after a low number of tries). You can try yourself, write something with milk and hold it over a candle after drying.
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by kaybe 7y ago
Some guy called Ivo made it because he loves wind. https://community.windy.com/topic/4/about-windy
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by kaybe 7y ago
About as fanatic as someone who sees a small fire in their apartment building and tries to get the firefighters and/or the other residents to remove the danger I suppose. Bad comparisons aside, it should tell you they (we) trust our da
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by kaybe 7y ago
If we do that we can get CO2 to 5000 ppm (currently at 410 ppm, cognitive impacts are observed from 1000 ppm (happens regularly in closed rooms full of people)). With that level we can melt down all of Antarctica. Yay.
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by kaybe 7y ago
Meanwhile, the scientists start joining Extinction Rebellion. That should tell you something.
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by kaybe 7y ago
Have a look yourself in a model created from physical principles: https://www.mi.uni-hamburg.de/en/arbeitsgruppen/theoretische... (Expect a stationary state to take at least 50 years to run after starting or distu
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Plasim climate model – climate model of intermediate complexity (download)(mi.uni-hamburg.de)
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by kaybe 7y ago
Have you tried meditation?
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by kaybe 7y ago
Have a look at the data here: (click on the place you want to look at) https://www.electricitymap.org/
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by kaybe 7y ago
Well I suppose they could split their country, that would lower the emissions of the individual parts and might bring them down to the US level easily. (Not that they'd be interested in that, but still.)
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by kaybe 7y ago
What is actually quite fast is the change from ice age to interglacial: hundreds to thousands of years in temperatures from Antarctica. It is not quite clear yet how that happens. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Ice_
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by kaybe 7y ago
From what I've heard about work for the next IPCC report, the issue is much more pressing than thought before. I'm not sure how far they are through quality control etc, but when a bunch of different group gets to similar results
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by kaybe 7y ago
I'd say definitely better. You can probably throw them into the garbage power plants, and if not it's still a much more manageable problem. More tangible too, which is one of the big tragedies of carbon emissions.
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by kaybe 7y ago
It's a bit more difficult than that, I think. If you look at free speech in Europe for example, in eg Germany there are laws against hate speech or defamation of individual people (quite differentiated, an opinion is ok and true facts
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by kaybe 7y ago
I've just read some book proposing to make the blades out of natural fiber materials such as bamboo. There seems to be quite a lot of research going on. Edit: The article does indeed appear to talk about composite materials. > Accor
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by kaybe 7y ago
So what would be the PC way to cosplay a specific dark-skinned character when you are really light-skinned?
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by kaybe 7y ago
booking.com has always worked very well for me in terms of service, but the user interface is extremely hostile to me with its nagging pop-ups and stressful text in general. I know they're trying to get me to book by showing me an imag
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by kaybe 7y ago
Now I'm considering whether cities would be nicer if we would let cats influence their design... probably yes (more nature?), but there might be other problems.
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by kaybe 7y ago
I'd say depending on where you park the bike can be substantially faster (it's actually door-to-door, a car is very rarely).

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