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by mk89 2y ago
I found it here: https://ourworldindata.org/emissions-by-sector Not sure how reliable all this is... Yet it seems "road" is nearly 10-11% which is big enough to solve and to have already an impact in everyday life
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by mk89 2y ago
Transport is the 2nd sector in terms of CO2 emissions. If we solve that alone, I am happy.
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by mk89 2y ago
I guess he is pro science indeed. And opportunistic too. He might also morally align with Trump more than with Dems, who knows. These elections were just an unfortunately ridiculous show.
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by mk89 2y ago
I am not sure that's the case. The main supporter is a guy who produces e-cars with all the interests to sell more of them. The way I see it, he will continue with the transition whenever it benefits him/the country. Which means s
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by mk89 2y ago
Thanks for the detailed answer. I guess uni students don't know or don't care so it's "for free" (in the sense it's part of the tuition fee) :)
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by mk89 2y ago
And if I am not mistaken, as a university student you get also that ticket for free and you just need to show your student card. So students basically never have to pay for the public transportation which is really awesome. EDIT: by public
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by mk89 2y ago
When I read the title I was wondering "strange, wasn't Automattic the company behind wordpress? Who knows maybe they split and now they sued them for XYZ". Crazy. Instead of going through all this, can't Automattic do li
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by mk89 2y ago
...and do machines really break as often as software in production? :)
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by mk89 2y ago
There is already an EE for it, so I guess they provide basic functionalities for free, and if you need additional features you have to pay?
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by mk89 2y ago
Well if you see [0] and [1] it says that "all other" business units went down 46% and 32%. One might speculate where these 15K employees work... Not saying at all they are not working or doing good work, far from it, but if you do
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by mk89 2y ago
And 8 years with Obama as VP in 2009-2017 (in his late 60's and early 70's). Obama got visibly older in 8 years, and he was way younger than Biden was at the time. And yet, Biden challenged Trump that had previously won against Cl
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by mk89 2y ago
I say this as someone that agrees that Biden should have stepped down earlier (for the 2nd election I mean). But please, people, do not compare the average person in their 80's to what this man has to do daily. Just alone entering a w
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by mk89 2y ago
There are only 3 or 4 countries in the west having English as their main language. What about UK, how did that work out for them? I can't see the charts.
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by mk89 2y ago
Crowdstrike (Falcon) has all possible compliance certifications (they are PCI, FedRAMP, ISO-27001, etc.), and these often include following standard practices of SDLC, such as testing, deploying, incident management, etc. And they are much
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by mk89 2y ago
Yeah well, obviously they don't need AI for that. "We have unit tests coverage of 99%". Let's be honest. :)
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by mk89 2y ago
I am still waiting for someone saying how generative AI (= chatbots/copilot) would have solved this problem, or even "never let happen"...
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by mk89 2y ago
Nothing at all. He will be the guy that convinced the investors and stakeholders to pour more money into the company despite some world-wide incident. He deserves at least 3x the pay. PS: look at the stocks! They sank, and now they are ga
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by mk89 2y ago
Ahaha what nice memories you brought back!
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by mk89 2y ago
This comment tries to imply that you just need to be DEI and everything will be fine. I wonder if you know whether these people actually do a good job or you're just talking out of some "envy" or whatever? PS: FAANGs have tho
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by mk89 2y ago
The current Green minister of economy doesn't speak for the whole party. I see what you're trying to do there. Maybe this will shed some light: https://greennuclear.online/@collectifission/112588204256628...
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by mk89 2y ago
They are really about the exact same thing from different angles. The second article explains the why: they underestimated how much it would cost them. What they planned for was already used in the H1 of 2024. If you expect the same energy
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by mk89 2y ago
It's partially true, considering the other two parties were pushing for it too. They had to agree. Plus, we should not mix Habeck with the Greens. Habeck is an individual that sometimes is not supported at all by his own party. I sti
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by mk89 2y ago
The US is still buying uranium from Russia. Keeping the reactors open for another 3-5-10 years wouldn't have been such a big deal in terms of fuel. Considering also we're still buying gas from them ...
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by mk89 2y ago
Apparently yes: https://www.radiantenergygroup.com/reports/restart-of-german... But in practice as long as you have Greens in the government you'll never be able to do it.
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by mk89 2y ago
Some more context here that helped me understand better the Reuters article: https://www.cleanenergywire.org/news/lower-electricity-price...
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by mk89 2y ago
Ahahahah
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by mk89 2y ago
Wow that's magnificent.
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by mk89 2y ago
Could you please name one or two of such universities? I am a EU citizen and I literally never heard of this. I am aware that in some regions in some of our countries you might end up with a racist professor etc., but never heard you can be
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by mk89 3y ago
I heard of people being sent ... far away ... just because of jealous neighbors spying on you. That's some level of f** up. No wonder that cash is the only accepted payment method in a world that tries at all costs to sneak into your p
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by mk89 3y ago
> So tired of this apologetics, modern German bureaucracy has been built exactly by former Nazis and Stasi agents. I would argue that they are the best then to design something private :)

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