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by ls15 4y ago
> For example, less than 10% of installed renewable capacity in Germany right now is usable: https://twitter.com/burggrabenh/status/1543388878584823810 I just read (literally published right now) that 49% of th
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by ls15 4y ago
> There is just no way for Russia, being a full blown fascist state now, to get peace of mind. I think that demolishing Kremlin after Putin's death will help with that.
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by ls15 4y ago
> The people losing their jobs have been actively harming our society for their own selfish ends without contributing anything of value. I have zero empathy for them, and if they all end up unemployed and bankrupt that would be a perfect
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by ls15 4y ago
> Restricting information to influence their decision making is poisoning that relationship. They also poison the employee's relationship with the next employer. Once burned, it is a little harder to trust the next employer.
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by ls15 4y ago
I think so too, but I am referring to this statement: > The overwhelming majority of our knowledge is in the public domain
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by ls15 4y ago
Hasn't been more knowledge published in the last 70 years than during all the times before? More than 2 million new books get published every year.
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by ls15 4y ago
All my Knipex tools are incredible
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by ls15 4y ago
Three reactors have only recently been stopped and probably can be restarted.
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by ls15 4y ago
"9 WOMEN CAN'T DELIVER A BABY IN A MONTH"
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by ls15 4y ago
It is probably a chicken-and-egg problem. They need the data from these scenarios, so they can train the local model for later iterations accordingly.
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by ls15 4y ago
> So how exactly does the diet of Mongolians prove lactase persistence is not fundamentally genetic? It doesn't, but I think it indicates that genetic lactase persistence is not the only factor that affects lactose intolerance. Othe
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by ls15 4y ago
> Lactase persistence is regulated by genetic mutations, not gut microbes. > Koreans eat lots of fermented vegetables, yet why are 70%-100% of Koreans estimated to be lactose intolerant? On the other hand, there is Mongolia: > But
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by ls15 4y ago
Pfizer has a copy, right?
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by ls15 4y ago
So here's my little script that automatically commits the content directory to git on changes: interval_in_seconds=0.5 previous="" while true; do x=$(ls -R -al ./content | md5); if [[
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by ls15 4y ago
Vue?
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by ls15 4y ago
> 3. Have two people on the call with each person. One to deliver news. One to take notes. Two against one does not seem like the most humane way to do it IMO. > 4. Have IT terminate their access as you start the conversation with eac
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by ls15 4y ago
I think we are talking about different complexities of projects. In a complex project in a complex environment in a team larger than 2, a mockup often does not cut it. I've seen underspecified requirements leading to misunderstandings
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by ls15 4y ago
It is also not possible to migrate a community to another platform.
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by ls15 4y ago
> I don't see how it's any more relevant than the labor of all the people posting and voting on content. Moderating a reasonably large subreddit is a lot of work, compared to voting. A bit every day, all days of the year. Reddi
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by ls15 4y ago
I think a PO is mostly useless if they do not provide a clear set of acceptance criteria. Low-effort requirement descriptions are just shifting the responsibility to the developers, because they leave too much room for interpretation. Lack
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by ls15 4y ago
I agree that everyone should feel responsible for fulfilling their part of the contract, not just in the most shallow way. > "the product requirements only said there should be a Save button, not that the data should be saved"
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by ls15 4y ago
Knowing the recipients home address helps tremendously with performing the 5$ wrench attack.
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by ls15 4y ago
True, crypto and totalitarianism don't mix well.
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by ls15 4y ago
I think that there is some value in these platforms too. They provide a service after all. Given they are not regulated to death.
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by ls15 4y ago
Good point. Actually this distinction is a bit blurry when I tranlate these words to my Mother Tongue, German.
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by ls15 4y ago
> As a business owner I am reluctant to offer a new entrant the best pay “that the market can offer”. Most businesses are also reluctant to give their best workers a meaningful raise.
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by ls15 4y ago
> - do they care? They don’t have to agree with my opinions. We can hammer out a compromise with enough laughs. I just want them to care. Because there’s still a lot of things that even the best protocols, procedures, and practices can’t
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by ls15 4y ago
> Yeah, somehow Europe is now aging, weird, ha? Populations have a lifecycle too. Forcing people to reproduce does not seem like a worthwile solution to me. > So, Who defines or measures this? It is self-organizing, for humans ideally
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by ls15 4y ago
Being dead is detrimental to enjoying materialism, as well as not being free. Being detrimental to other people's materialism is detrimental to being free and alive.
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by ls15 4y ago
> that Amazing Neutrogena conditioner, which was really good and lasted a year? Gone: if it lasts a year, its too good. Skin care companies are the worst. After ages of comparing products and finally finding the right one, they just &quo

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