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by oezi 2y ago
This is just related that needle pens weren't available in the eighties. So people still were using single disposable syringes with needles which is more painful than using pens with micro needles which became available later.
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by oezi 2y ago
I guess they were aware how terrible and unpopular injections are for patients. These weren't the days of micro needles...
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by oezi 2y ago
> surgary cereals What else are kids eating these days for breakfast?
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by oezi 2y ago
This seems extremely sus. Maybe the 10kw include battery today?
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by oezi 2y ago
Money spent is money earned. Many countries realized solar is creating a lot of local wealth generation rather than losing money for the local economy by buying fossils from abroad. Subsidies for such make sense because they just come back
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by oezi 2y ago
Ikea will sell you kitchens for 4k including appliances and set everything up for 2k. In Europe. (without electricity and plumbing)
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by oezi 2y ago
Dishwashers cost 300-500 EUR in Europe.
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by oezi 2y ago
Those figures are about maximum dispatchable power usually for a time of more than 1 hour (2 to 4 seems typical). So 16 GW battery allow you to power the US similarly to 3x times the power of the largest US nuclear reactor for probably 3 ho
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by oezi 2y ago
Elon has dropped out of this game pretty much. Its Chinese manufacturing for pretty much all components. But as the article says: the hardware is now less than half of the cost and shrinking further.
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by oezi 2y ago
Sorry this just false. Battery deployment for electricity grid storage is progressing with unprecedented and accelerating speed. We will solve this. It just requires some money. If you research it, it is surprisingly little in relation to g
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by oezi 2y ago
But you can't deny the reality that the electricity supply is rapidly changing and that the issues of non-intermittency are turn out as not so relevant than anticipated. We have the existing non-intermittent power plants and can use th
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by oezi 2y ago
I wonder what is their ecosystem play? Why would Netflix implement this in their app? Why would any TV manufacturer?
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by oezi 2y ago
I can link photo albums, but relatives will just continue to message photos. I can't save them easily and lose date/time stamps, so that the high quality pictures do not benefit me. Again, this is my experience after 4 years of Si
554.
by oezi 2y ago
Could be easily solved by enabling saving to Photo Stream by Chat or Person.
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by oezi 2y ago
Great, but the photos are stuck in a Chat and have no metadata.
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by oezi 2y ago
It doesn't have to be so bleak. - Every EV purchased can be part of the solution by supporting vehicle to grid charging. - Annual production capacity can increase. IEA estimates 6,000 GWh per year will be manufactured in 2030. I am sur
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by oezi 2y ago
The first step is just to build enough renewables and enough battery to last one average day. That gets you to 95% of reducing CO2. Then you can think about if it even makes sense to replace those cloudy yet/windless days. We just need
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by oezi 2y ago
Solar waste is similar to Nuclear per energy created: https://ars.els-cdn.com/content/image/1-s2.0-S09596526220213... Much lower than fossils. Magnitudes lower than municipal waste or other e-waste. From https:&#
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by oezi 2y ago
But we are. The world is moving rapidly there. 66% of daily electricity in Germany is renewable. California is building batteries at neck breaking speeds: https://www.gov.ca.gov/2024/04/25/california-achieves-
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by oezi 2y ago
You mean the solar panel? + it is decentralized, cheap, low tech, low waste, easy to scale.
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by oezi 2y ago
Only if those wealthy people consider being taxed unfair. They shouldn't.
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by oezi 2y ago
After a couple of years on Signal, I am starting to migrate back to WhatsApp for most usage, because Signal doesn't care about normal people who want to share family pictures with each other and expect those to be part of your photo st
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by oezi 2y ago
And Netanjahu will have to face the courts for this. His response to the atrocities of Hamas wasn't proportionate and it wasn't taking civilian lives sufficiently into account (IMHO). Yet, this has nothing to do with Israel's
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by oezi 2y ago
a.) As a refugee you don't have to become a German citizen. Governments obviously can (must!) ask you to answer (truthfully) in many situations. Just think of taxation. This isn't infringement of freedom of speech. b.) As a Palest
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by oezi 2y ago
Certainly, I find it ridiculous that new immigrants need to give a pledge that existing locals don't have to give. On the other hand, I don't think any of this pertains to Free Speech. Free Speech just means that you aren't o
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by oezi 2y ago
It is not ridiculous for Germany to feel a moral obligation towards those who were affected by Germany's crimes against humanity. We apply the name "Israel" to those and think that it is sufficiently clear. In fact, I think t
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by oezi 2y ago
Well, in Germany we think that being against the right of existence of Israel isn't something that is an opinion that anyone can have. But how about the US Oath of Allegiance, would you consider it a restriction of "Free Speech&qu
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by oezi 2y ago
Exactely, I was really surprised that dokku isn't all based on storing these commands in a config/script which gets executed every time you change something.
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by oezi 2y ago
Germany's ban on some type of political speech have high bars. It is not easy to shut down right wing publications. And just to be clear, the bans we have in Germany prohibit spreading lies about some of the worst atrocities ever commi
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by oezi 2y ago
Thank you! I was hoping for something less intimidating than going full ansible/terraform. Essentially something that captures all dokku invocations and could be transferred to another machine. Is app.json this?

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