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by neuronic 5y ago
Yes, but we won't shut down society for 15 years to figure that one out.
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by neuronic 5y ago
The amount of bullshit in this post… wow. China doesn’t give a fuck about US mainland.
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by neuronic 5y ago
The last point is all that counts. Nobody cares about Corona infections if they don’t fill up hospitals or cause Long COVID.
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by neuronic 5y ago
Uh that has nothing to do with it? I don't immediatly know the URL of a website which shows me info about lamps?
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by neuronic 5y ago
The next generation of bullshit military spending? A trillion for Afghanistan and F-35 each . Jeez, what could we have built with $2 trillion in investments? What cool companies, technologies or infrastructure could have sprung from this?
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by neuronic 5y ago
Prime example of why military spending needs to be cut in half at least to focus on what's important. Not to weaken the military but to stop bullshit like this in its track.
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by neuronic 5y ago
If it's any consolation, I did the same. Skipped on the academic career partly because I hate the pretentiousness of academia with a passion (while loving science), partly for a desire to get hands-on with industry and "the real w
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by neuronic 5y ago
It would be so crazy to discover another planet in the solar system after all these years... space is vast and dark.
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by neuronic 5y ago
Of course. Science is just a chase for grant money. Lots of entertainment money to be earned and documentaries can be made about "dark energy". Knowledge discovery is secondary or tertiary to modern science. The field is full of g
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by neuronic 5y ago
No, because all new projects are on fire from the get go.
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by neuronic 5y ago
That’s not a bid for privacy, it’s a bid for spite. Picking a Chinese phone based on financial circumstances, however, is understandable IMO.
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by neuronic 5y ago
The important thing is that we learn all that we possibly can from the ancient structures. Then, I would agree with restoring and maximally using these structures for modern purposes. If ancient Egypt persisted, the pyramids would have chan
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by neuronic 5y ago
Nuclear should have been built and improved 30 years ago. By the time new nuclear plants bring about their benefits, we have passed the 2,5 degrees celsius warming limit.
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by neuronic 5y ago
Nuclear fission is not the optimal solution to the energy Problem anymore. 30-40 years ago, it would have been. Time of construction and cost of these plants far outweigh its benefits when compared to easier and cheaper alternatives in the
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by neuronic 5y ago
Hamburg has one of the world's largest ports, second only to Rotterdam in Europe. Maybe there's a connection here?
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by neuronic 5y ago
Can you? For every article hating SQL there is one for hating NoSQL: http://www.sarahmei.com/blog/2013/11/11/why-you-should-never...
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by neuronic 5y ago
Yep, I see Belugas flying over Hamburg nearly every week, as they deliver or take away parts from the assembly in Finkenwerder. It's great to see those planes gliding across the Elbe river, always looks amazing.
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by neuronic 5y ago
Yes, Sweden deserves quite some credit. It doesn't have a clear track record on human rights though, as it is trying to suggest on the geopolitical platform. The conflict is imo not over, it is still going on. If it wasn't then Sw
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by neuronic 5y ago
Of course, Sweden's largest export are lessons about morality. Interesting for a country that slowly eradicates their indigenous people btw. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/S%C3%A1mi_people#Discriminatio... https:&
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by neuronic 5y ago
Neologisms are adopted just as quick in German. The difference really lies in the inherent ability by the language to convey meaning almost no matter how crazy the word is. I am willing to bet that every German will likely understand Morge
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by neuronic 5y ago
> My guess would be part of his negative experience was on him being a negative person. Maybe you should stop accusing random people on the Internet of pretty grave character issues when all that is stated are factual circumstances which
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by neuronic 5y ago
The same review scam issues exist anywhere where reviews are a thing. imdb, yelp, google... Anecdote: just before the pandemic me and my SO searched for a Sushi place one day. Found one on Google, 4.7 star average on 500ish reviews. Should
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by neuronic 5y ago
Probably more related to financial security...
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by neuronic 5y ago
I feel exactly the same and would wager that some of the ultra-negative comments here are either the result of extreme examples of bad work (every company will deliver bad work at times) or they have been personally affected by the conseque
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by neuronic 5y ago
What? I am driving EVs multiple times a week in a European city and regenerative breaking is always happening at every brake action until mechanical brakes kick in. That must reduce appliance of mechanical brakes at least by half. You can t
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by neuronic 6y ago
That tells you a lot about what can happen with slow adaptation / getting used to it as opposed to catastrophic fast change of the environment. It's kinda true for climate change as well - just over much longer stretches of time.
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by neuronic 6y ago
Please, if possible, do not put collars on cats :( If they're outside they can get gravely injured as they pass through the smallest holes and cracks. There are very NSFL images of resulting injuries. The collars often lead to suffocat
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by neuronic 6y ago
No it's not. There has been more than one instance when me or friends talked about topics and a day later we get weird ads for it on Instagram. Adtech is creepy and dystopian.
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by neuronic 6y ago
If there is one apartment to choose yes, if I can just go somewhere else and tell that bloke and his stupid high rent to flip off then yes, it would absolutely stop people from extracting high rents. They can obviously still charge them but
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by neuronic 6y ago
If you don't step away from it everything eventually becomes enterprise software.

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