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by nukemandan 6y ago
Meh. The point of crypto is to bypass the present rails of commerce. Not to add yet another layer and middleman / middleware to the mix that adds fees and overhead.
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by nukemandan 6y ago
This, for me, was due to an expired cookie. You need to clear the cookies and local storage and log ba in to fix. Not ideal
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by nukemandan 6y ago
Gotta say, a link towards the end of this article is really really good: https://www.inkandswitch.com/local-first.html Referenced as a reason why CRDTs are a good way to enable this.
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by nukemandan 8y ago
Unclear if this is going to continue: https://github.com/intika/Librefox/issues/119 https://github.com/intika/Librefox/commit/45a4d3ce647b8c896e... may have Terms & conditi
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by nukemandan 8y ago
May I ask - why the downvote? I know it was a blip, but still, a reminder for a moment that most of life relies on them. And some of my data is not replicated else ware... that is changing.
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by nukemandan 8y ago
AND we are back
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by nukemandan 8y ago
First time this has happened to me. Historic moment. Might be time to get less completely reliant on google?
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by nukemandan 8y ago
But the cost to remove ads here is very worth spending that electricity over my attention.
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by nukemandan 8y ago
Thanks for this - no idea that this was even remotely a possibility in law...
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by nukemandan 8y ago
All I can say... "Is Most Published Research Wrong?" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=42QuXLucH3Q TL;DR: Likely yes. Spinning statistics is not that hard, even with the best of intentions.
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by nukemandan 8y ago
>First it's more expensive for you. Second you have unrecyclable plastic waste. Third what could once be composted now gets thrown into anaerobic landfill. 1 - not if I take time/effort into account, or having someone prepare i
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by nukemandan 8y ago
>There is no real argument for keurig cups other than convenience. This is true at anything that one purchases - you outsource the effort for a fee. All single serve items are the same or worse as the keurig in terms of waste that makes
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by nukemandan 8y ago
all those things are easy to replace too - just fill a water bottle from a filtered source and get a soda CO2 injection machine + syrup. coffee is about the same amount of work and needed equipment to make.
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by nukemandan 8y ago
I have moved off of social media to find myself in these kind of channels much more and other semi-private communities to find and grow social connections. It is so much more fulfilling and refreshing to not be all about capturing my attent
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by nukemandan 8y ago
Why is this so much of an issue? I agree that is it a more wasteful way to do coffee than other machines, but not significantly so. Why is everyone so up-in-arms about this vs any other single serve item, like water bottles, soda, and tea&#
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by nukemandan 8y ago
A mix makes sense. Why use only one solution? Just PV? there are so many more ways we can take advantage and maximize our resource use. A blended solution gives us much better ways to optimize our inputs and outputs.
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by nukemandan 8y ago
checkout fast breeder reactors. This is why I am so excited about them specifically: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2012/jul/30/fast-bre... .
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by nukemandan 8y ago
Aggressive anti-nuclear sentiment killed new construction due to HUGE costs to comply with regulation and HUGE costs for finances - more than half of the _entire cost of the plat_ in some cases. Yes - capitalism gave rise to the stop in pro
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by nukemandan 8y ago
checkout fast breeder reactors. This is why I am so excited about them specifically: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2012/jul/30/fast-bre...
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by nukemandan 8y ago
Good point. But do subsidies, research funds, and general sentiment support that? I primarily see investment in PV - not solar thermal. Got a preference I can look at suggesting you are correct?
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by nukemandan 8y ago
check out this: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/608271/small-reactors-cou...
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by nukemandan 8y ago
also checkout: https://www.technologyreview.com/s/608271/small-reactors-cou...
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by nukemandan 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_small_modular_reactor_... More coming soon
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by nukemandan 8y ago
right now? not that I know of. Regulatory frameworks that make sense vs the present standards are in the works.
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by nukemandan 8y ago
I am not a statistician - but 14 total instances in all studies? This seems like a study group too small to analyze with meaningful significance - the expected variance is very large with such a small sample. https://www.ncbi.nlm
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by nukemandan 8y ago
From that: >Euroclus study In contrast to the above-mentioned studies, which focus on the Elbmarsch geographical area, the EUROCLUS study attempted to find matches between the 240 leukemia clusters identified in the study. The evaluatio
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by nukemandan 8y ago
got as source with statistics to back that claim?
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by nukemandan 8y ago
use it as is in Molten Salt Reactors. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molten_salt_reactor
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by nukemandan 8y ago
or just below ground : http://mragheb.com/NPRE%20402%20ME%20405%20Nuclear%20Power%2...
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by nukemandan 8y ago
really this: http://mragheb.com/NPRE%20402%20ME%20405%20Nuclear%20Power%2...

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