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by locallost 6mo ago
Your point does not stand since you are completely wrong. Germany uses less coal and gas for electricity now than at any point in the 21st century. The majority of the nuclear plants were shutdown in 2011. They produced 230TWh from coal in
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by locallost 6mo ago
Electricity consumption will go up* but energy consumption will go down. You will not need 2200TWh of energy in Germany when all is said and done. Heating is one of the top reasons we spend energy and heat pumps are just tremendously more e
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by locallost 6mo ago
Yes those are wrong, but I didn't reply to that. The one I did reply to is also wrong :-).
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by locallost 6mo ago
Your question was how would the prices be without the nuclear shutdown, talking about emissions now is goalpost shifting. Speaking of politics and not making sense, Poland is still at these levels because they put road blocks into renewable
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by locallost 6mo ago
Those are total energy numbers, which includes fossil fuels, but those are famously misleading because replacing those with electricity reduces the number of Wh needed. An electric car needs roughly 15kWh for 100 kilometers, a gas powered c
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by locallost 6mo ago
You're 100% correct, but this is true for the Iranians, Russians and all other "enemies". Most people are however forced into these views because it serves a purpose. You're not afraid of the enemy if they are presented
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by locallost 6mo ago
You can pretend to be meticulous about it but the president of the EDF doesn't go on TV to speak to the general public to say 30 years if he meant something else. He would've said 80 years because it just sounds better. Sorry, it&
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by locallost 6mo ago
You said the problems were overblown, not me. I don't think they were overblown, so I am not sure you should be lecturing me on duct tape and nuclear plants. The EDF had scheduled a quarter of the fleet for maintenance and then at the
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by locallost 6mo ago
This is complete baloney and revisionist history. I followed that topic at the time pretty in depth. It took months and months and delay upon delay to get the plants back up and running. The spot prices in France at times in 2022 went over
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by locallost 6mo ago
He packages things to present them as analytical, but it's really just click bait for people to hear something they want to hear. He did a take over a year ago on why the EV revolution crashed with such gems as presenting less growth (
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by locallost 7mo ago
I don't mean to be crude, but how can it haunt them, when they're all dead?
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by locallost 7mo ago
What was said was, you are advocating war crimes. There is a reason why even when these are committed, they are not communicated in this way, and there's a pretense of noble action. You don't want to live in a world where destruct
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by locallost 7mo ago
I don't think so, he's too much of a nerd. He uses too much reasoning in his communication (I am not saying good or bad reasoning) which is not what people want, especially not today. Even someone like Bernie Sanders was successfu
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by locallost 7mo ago
I see people doing that today.
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by locallost 7mo ago
Great advice if you want to be old and poor. Yes, there's a chance it works out because you're that good, but there's a chance it doesn't. This doesn't mean do the opposite and only worry about your returns, but str
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by locallost 7mo ago
Was my first thought also when I saw it. I honestly planned to ditch Macbooks before they released M1, but this hardware is just so much better than anything Intel or AMD can offer at least for laptops. For people that are not too demanding
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by locallost 7mo ago
What is the "current demography trend", when did it become current, how does it compare to 35 years ago?
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by locallost 7mo ago
One possibility would be: when I look at the current administration, it's a bunch of bros that don't really know anything except how to succeed between other bros they spend time with, so they need Claude for anything that involve
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by locallost 7mo ago
It's too early for this quote, not enough people are fearful. It's not even down 5%. Last year tariffs drama the markets were down over 10% and the COVID crisis it was 30%. So this is as of yet pretty much a nothing burger. Oil fu
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by locallost 8mo ago
The one saving grace one might find is that a lot of people trying it already had some experience with e.g. Photoshoot and are already influenced by it. And just because Photoshop does it one way doesn't mean it's the way. But hon
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by locallost 8mo ago
There's always a grain of truth in everything, but the recent article by the Redis guy (sorry for the lack of name) resonated more with me. It's correct that the load in other areas is increasing also because these tools are not t
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by locallost 8mo ago
Next up, Hannibal Lector marches for change of regime in I-ran and better life for I-ranians. When asked if that's not a bit odd, he says, get back at me when my crimes are on a similar scale.
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by locallost 8mo ago
The US is also murdering protesters and funding Christian extremists. So what now?
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by locallost 8mo ago
The biggest blackmail rogue state right now is the US.
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by locallost 8mo ago
I logged into xitter recently after a long time, and my feed was cluttered with anti immigrant scare stories, western values under threat etc. that I got really scared thinking what the future holds if people are getting brain washed to thi
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by locallost 8mo ago
Happened to me recently, I got a warning in Gemini Studio that a key leaked. I was perplexed initially and then realized what had happened. The proper fix is to limit the key to just Maps APIs. Of course even this is not so easy, as there&#
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by locallost 8mo ago
The conclusion doesn't follow from the content. Facebook is not cooked, humans are cooked.
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by locallost 8mo ago
I've used this for about 10 years now. Pretty sure it was a widespread way of doing it before any CIA leak.
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by locallost 8mo ago
I was able to reproduce on ChatGPT with the exact same prompt, but not with the one I phrased myself initially. Which was interesting. I tried also changing the number and didn't get far with it.
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by locallost 8mo ago
I don't think that's true, I've seen examples to the contrary. Here for example a recent article [1] from a non programmer building a tool. The article is long so I pasted the relevant part below. My thoughts go more in the d

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