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by lukan 4mo ago
Also .. if that were the case russia would not find volunteers anymore, as the large majority of russian soldiers in Ukraine are there by free will, not because they were force drafted. Edit, I forgot, most are not aware of that: https:&#x
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by lukan 4mo ago
No, it really does not seem feasible to me. In germany alone, 500 000 m³ of radioactive material is to be disposed somehow by 2050. Having people carry that underground sounds insane. There is more to waste than fuel rods. And even they ..
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by lukan 4mo ago
"They say you're not dead until you're warm and dead." Actual mountain rescuer slogan/wisdom.
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by lukan 4mo ago
That bright LED's became so cheap to allow putting them everywhere certainly had downsides. There are many devices now where I have to tape over to enjoy a dark sleeping place.
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by lukan 4mo ago
I disagree here. That would be a marketing problem and I would have market it as for audio on the walk. With the focus on listening and the record option as a bonus.
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by lukan 4mo ago
Maybe have a look at that by now old old image. Notice the red square. It is a bit larger today, but the principle stays the same https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:DESERTEC-Map_large.jpg There are enough roofs and was
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by lukan 4mo ago
Source needed, a quick search if mine showed very different numbers: "China aims to reach 110 gigawatts (GWe) of nuclear capacity by 2030." "China installed over 430 GW of renewables in 2025" In other words china install
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by lukan 4mo ago
Have people walk with radioactive material sealed in lead containers down some km into a mine and back up?
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by lukan 4mo ago
Yes. I was born and live close to a site where Uranium was extensively mined and cannot confirm clean nor safe.
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by lukan 4mo ago
For it to be complete, they need to start changing binaries and bundling software with a microsoft launcher.
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by lukan 4mo ago
"We could’ve had essentially free clean electricity" Did you ever handled radioactive material yourself? Or watched how Uranium mining works and what gets left behind? I doubt that.
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by lukan 4mo ago
"At some depth it ceases to matter despite what the activists seem to think." Yes, but to be really safe, that point might be so low, it becomes really expensive, also getting it all there without accident - which is the whole poi
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by lukan 4mo ago
"For Europe I don't see a reason why each country needs a nuclear waste repository." Because apparently no country wants to be the dumpster for the radioactive waste of the others? I wonder why that is, when it is a solved pr
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by lukan 4mo ago
Claude.md serves that purpose by standard and does not edit readme.md unless prompted so. I would keep it like that (or use another name for different agents).
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by lukan 4mo ago
Or some fresh slicing with a macheta on the wrong parts.
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by lukan 4mo ago
On a catholic academy/university? Either way, could you then answer this simple question, the believe that a person resurrected from the dead or a human was conceived without sperm are not superstitious? Declaring it is not, but logica
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by lukan 4mo ago
It depends on the product/service, but if it mostly works and there is a reliable way the agent can escalate to a real human if necessary, I can see potential in many areas. Most support requests did not try out the standard solutions
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by lukan 4mo ago
"They know, because in their personal capacity, they hate interacting with AI customer service agents from other companies." I believe at a certain level, you have real assistants for that.
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by lukan 4mo ago
Is it confirmed, that it was intentional? That is his defence: "Having read many books throughout his career, he may have “assimilated” them and “not always consciously” used them in his own writing, he said." I have never publish
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by lukan 4mo ago
Oh, you were serious. To be honest, I advise to go to a basi philosophy course once. I did, but won't buy such books, I had that topic covered. There is no proof that god exists. And there is even less proof that the holy spirit came d
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by lukan 4mo ago
"The only way anyone can make a blanket statement like that and put "all religions" on equal epistemic footing " All religion is based on superstitious believes, or do you have counter examples? But I am already quite fa
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by lukan 4mo ago
You seem to have the assumption, that humans MUST have the moral to preserve primarily HUMANS? I don't think that is universal true. Personally I my ethics revolve around how to preserve and spread life in general. I happen to be human
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by lukan 4mo ago
Are you asking for real? Then you might start with wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Addiction "Addiction is a neuropsychological disorder characterized by a persistent and intense urge to use a drug or eng
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by lukan 4mo ago
To be honest, I don't believe it is a any more crazy believe than all of the other religions. But practitioners there might have a bit more respect for existing things and not mindlessly crush because they can, so I actually like the c
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by lukan 4mo ago
"but nobody would argue that an asteroid is alive" Many animists would disagree: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Animism
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by lukan 4mo ago
"I'm guessing developers did this on purpose so that games seemed like they were loading a lot of stuff" I really hope that was not the case and rather think incompetence or to deal with obscure legacy problems, but the gamer
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by lukan 4mo ago
Well, I missed that word, but my irony/sarcasm detector has lately been a bit uncalibrated by the current zeitgeist.
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by lukan 4mo ago
"love having our scroll hijacked? " You are the silent majority? No doubt non technical people have different UX experience than tech nerd, but I have seen plenty of "normal" people curse at artsy fluffy design, that mad
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by lukan 4mo ago
"Which is denser on information" Depends, it mostly shows those entries that were not popular or even flagged.
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by lukan 4mo ago
"in the prevailing AI smog" How do you know AI was not used in the making of this? (personally I don't care, the result seems nice to me)

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