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kaybe
7y ago
We do have one problem that could do with a technical solution: If we managed to invent a carbon removal technique scalable and cheap enough to deploy on a massive scale, we'd still be able to prevent the worst. The problem is, current
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It's a way to make some money for poorer people too - collecting the bottles from the bins and public areas of the city can be quite lucrative. One plastic bottle gives you 25 cents, one beer bottle 8-15 cents.
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7y ago
Interesting, there is a community for sea glass.. https://seaglassassociation.org/
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7y ago
An automatic co-pilot would be nice indeed. It should also hand me drinks and snacks and keep me awake with conversation. ATM it's still a co-pilot job to translate navigation system information into actionable directions in foreign ci
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7y ago
Did you try to sell it too?
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7y ago
Thinking about it a while, I'd say let's not let the perfect stand in the way of the better.
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7y ago
I found a method that leaves them together for 3 months. That's an improvement at least. (Of course that means that the calf will take most -but not all- of the milk during that time. But then it is stated that the cost for the vet goe
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7y ago
What sports/efforts have you tried?
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I live in Germany. We have crazy-strong renter protection. You cannot evict people because you want to sell (the new owner is your new landlord) or because you want to increase the rent. Unless you do something really wrong (like break thin
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7y ago
You need to put contact information into the 'about' text field of your user account if you want to be contacted, the account email address is hidden.
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Do they need to bring a ton of steel too though? I've thought it might be nice if we only allowed golf carts for personal use in the cities, even better if they'd be foldable in an upright position.
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7y ago
Funfact: The pollution inside the cars is even worse (unless you have upgraded the filters).
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7y ago
On bikes? Bhahahaha.. I don't think so. On the other hand, I've had good success with driving a car like I ride a bike here in less rule-abiding places to fit in. Rule-following seems to be a function of the sensibility of the rul
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I have found I actually really like fruit even more than sugared sweets. The problem is that it's too bothersome to eat them. It helps a lot to separate preparation from the moment I want to eat something, like cutting and packing an
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7y ago
Here's some more random rules: - Any maneuvering should be done with the gas pedal only. If you have to brake you are too fast. (Unless there was one single(!) idiot.) - In general, it's good to track every car you see and extrapo
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7y ago
In Germany we have identity-as-a-service provided by post offices. You go there with an ID and the form and they send that form with confirmation to where it is needed. It's quite commonly used to open an account with an online bank, f
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7y ago
Did you ever get a negative answer? (=Yes, there are.)
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7y ago
You can get an open-source version and run it on your own hardware if you really want it. Some examples are here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19806081
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7y ago
So how do you apply the zapper? At the plug or directly on the chip or what?
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kaybe
7y ago
Enter internationalization... äüöß is just the beginning.
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7y ago
Can you elaborate?
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And don't get me started on group work (because it's 'pedagogically useful'). You get a team of 4-5, 2 hours and a task that can be done alone in ~10 minutes, 20 if you try and integrate the whole team. And then you'
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I'd read that as 'pick your battles well'. You can work hard at things and get nowhere, you can work hard at other things and make a ton of progress, and these things can sometimes be estimated beforehand. You can keep churni
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Here's another one: It's all part of the human experience. This is not one to tell others when they struggle, same as yours, but it can help me from time to time.
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kaybe
7y ago
If you need any information or help about Germany, you can contact me if you want (see profile).
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7y ago
Apart from the energy used in harvesting, transport and construction (if not carbon-neutral), yes. However, what you actually do is add a new carbon sink, with a flux in and a flux out, just like the eco-system, the ocean, the atmosphere et
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7y ago
Could we just tell the people with screen readers to ignore it?
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We are working on it (not me): > The only approved vaccine as of 2015 is RTS,S, known by the trade name Mosquirix. It requires four injections, and has a relatively low efficacy. Due to this low efficacy, the World Health Organization (W
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We have a lot of fun (\s) in Germany right now: A youtuber named Rezo ja lol ey made a video shortly before the elections (European and regional parliaments) about how one of the biggest parties CDU (and also SPD), the ones in the governmen
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7y ago
I'm a German scientist, I'm pretty sure I don't qualify.
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