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neovialogistics
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https://12ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Feuobserver.com%2Fgreen...
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Germany is much cloudier than California and it is also at a significantly higher latitude, where the solar insolation is a lot smaller. Solar panels above about 50°N almost never break even from a carbon budget POV over the lifetime of the
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3y ago
I'd trust it a hell of a lot more than a binary originating from any other USG letter agency, except maybe OSHA and the NWS.
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The films of Don Hertzfeldt, some of the shorter of which are on youtube: https://imdb.com/name/nm0381116/ In literature, the genre of nonsense poetry, example given: https://books.google.co.uk/boo
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3y ago
> HS2, a train route, has so far been more expensive per mile than the Large Hadron Collider. I reckon a couple economists could get a bestselling book out of this.
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That's a naïve view of intelligence, uninformed by the academic consensuses in philosophy, economics, biology, psychology etc. Additional intelligence, for any agent, is simply additional ability to reason about the world in relation t
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3y ago
We should be thankful that Betteridge's law of headlines applies here because Germans have a historical trend of coming up with internationally unpopular policies when they feel like they're in an economic downturn.
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3y ago
It's a lack of imagination amongst policymakers that has resulted in this business being treated differently than a hypothetical business selling kidneys for $8k.
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3y ago
Typo, I meant bodily integrity.
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If this is approached with the idea that donors must be properly compensated there is a risk of setting up a new sector of the economy, one where people are economically coerced into sacrificing their bodily integrity just to make rent. Ass
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That's what I assumed your typo was intended to be. The question stands.
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3y ago
Posting communities will inevitably try to find false positives, and it'll be fun to see if there are any. I'm wondering about real photos that have deliberately been shot to screw with normative standards of photo composition, li
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3y ago
But was that the case a month before the invasion?
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3y ago
You're arguing that annexing Taiwan and then refraining from redirecting industrial output/revenue towards the Chinese domestic market* will be a net profit for Beijing. There's a big hole in that argument: annexation is not
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I'm not specific to China. I figure that for any country X to profitably annex country Y, they have to both annex Y and suppress opposition (kill most of the pre-annexation establishment, control the natives and loot industrial output)
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I'd argue that Ukraine, prior to the 2022 invasion, was an immense threat to the Russian government. Ukraine was a "brother nation" that had kicked out their dictator in 2014, in a revolution known locally as Maidan, and had
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China faces a real dilemma in how to achieve it's goal of annexing Taiwan, killing the Taiwanese intellectuals, suppressing the natives and looting the industrial/IP assets: An attack across the strait with a large buildup of troo
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I've recently seen some interesting intersections between game theory twitter* and LLM advances so here's my prediction: Zero-determinant strategies applied to call handling. You want to cancel your subscription for a crappy thing
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3y ago
I don't think there's enough data to argue that prosperous societies are the end state of capitalism because we still don't know if most economies can survive the demographic transition that industrialization produces. Maybe
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Most discussions of economic limits in the future don't account for thermodynamics or the planetary energy budget and this article is more of the same. On the sociology side, this article doesn't even question the assumption of &q
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He's arguing that capitalist systems morph over time into feudalistic systems and the argument is pretty persuasive but there's an issue: capitalism initially emerged out of feudalism. The text's theory of history requires a
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Something other replies have failed to mention is that Asabiyyah typically only lasts four generations.
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Modifying Login elements is something a blackhat would request.
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I think the maturity of the userbase plays a part in having less copyright violations and/or reporting abuses than normal but additionally the people who host Mastodon instances tend to be more clued in than you'd expect. The few
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You'll need to register with the US copyright office as soon as possible. Not doing so means that any jerk sending a DMCA, legitimate or otherwise, can sue you personally and win, even if you prove in court that you had no knowledge of
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Is it entirely hosted in Australia?
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Three lessons from negative trends in vertical farming
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Not to diminish the outcomes seen in Paradise CA, Rhineland-Palatinate, Tuvalu, etc I've always figured that crop yields are a couple orders of magnitude more important than all other climate impacts put together, especially since vert
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I think this article is an example of poor journalism: repeating the claims of the parties concerned without investigating which parts, if any, are bullshit. Sure, the title has an incredulous tone, but the body has no discernable skepticis
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In France's particular case over half of the underclass are descendants of population movements prior to the second world war. This instance of racial rioting, the largest since 2005, is more analogous to American black-white ghetto-ce
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