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by oezi 2y ago
My major gripe with dokku is that there is no way to define the configuration in a file rather than executing the commands manually. Otherwise: totally agree, great tool for self hosting.
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by oezi 2y ago
Surveillance of employees is obviously banned anyway.
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by oezi 2y ago
Given that there are roughly 500 reactors in operation and they last up to 40-50 years, this is just keeping the status quo. The share of nuclear electricity has been slipping.
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by oezi 2y ago
The Hang Seng stock index begs to differ.
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by oezi 2y ago
If 350bn is all we need to cut our emissions in Germany (we have a 4000bn annual GDP) by 75%, then I don't get what the big fuss about climate change is. Every industrial country could cough up such small an amount (loan, Fed printing
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by oezi 2y ago
The age of Nuclear is over and won't be coming back. The technology trajectories are now just in favor of solar and batteries. Everything else has no chance.
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by oezi 2y ago
The overprovisioning of solar is going to create so much cheap surplus energy during summer and during the day that it will be very interesting which applications will come up to consume it.
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by oezi 2y ago
They were able to build them in the past. It is unclear if they can still do it. It seems even for France the issues are piling up https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_power_in_France
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by oezi 2y ago
The key failure is that despite the IPv6 transition we don't have static IPs at home and can start hosting servers at home. Certainly this requires a lot of progress to secure the IOT space, but we can allow the enshitification of clou
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by oezi 2y ago
I am sorry to say that I don't understand why solar without battery and solar+battery leads to different cost for firming in the Lazard. Shouldn't solar with battery already be pretty firm? Remember we primarily want to reduce car
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by oezi 2y ago
From this mathematical definition, the dense periodic orbits seem very hard to be satisfiable in many natural systems which aren't bound by gravity or some other form of locality.
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by oezi 2y ago
> “At the outset, it wasn’t clear that quantum chaos would even exist,” says Yan. “The equations of quantum physics give no immediate indication of it.” Aren't the Copenhagen interpretation and Heisenberg uncertainty principle an im
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by oezi 2y ago
I must be reading Lazard 2023 wrong because the LCOE for wind and utility scale solar seems almost half of the other sources. What am I missing?
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by oezi 2y ago
But fossil fuels have the externalities of destroying our planet.
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by oezi 2y ago
Your logic only works if manufacturing of solar panels is an energy intensive tasks, which it isn't. The total energy expenditure of manufacturing, shipping and installing solar panels is recouped after operating the solar panel for ro
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by oezi 2y ago
Part of why the Energiewende was expensive was that it provided long term financial incentives for those who invested in renewables when they weren't yet economically competitive. If you bought solar panels 20 years ago you received su
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by oezi 2y ago
Your question should be split into two parts: - Miracle drugs for curing ailments. We have plenty of those. - Miracle drugs for enhancing beyond normal. Many things which work also have serious side-effects. Most things which are peddled wi
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by oezi 2y ago
Since the world economy is approximately 100 trillion USD annually, it doesn't seems to be less than 0.5% of annual GDP lost to such tax evasion.
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by oezi 2y ago
I think it is more nuanced, because the majority of HN is voting on the quality of the argument rather the alignment of ideas. If you present a well reasoned contrarian idea, I don't think you would gather a lot of downvotes. What gets
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by oezi 2y ago
Nope, the GDPR separates the action you perform on data from the purpose of such action. You need to collect consent for a purpose. X didn't state a purpose for why they would do any of these actions. Thus under EU laws their data coll
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by oezi 2y ago
> 90% of people don't even understand how annoying it is to have a good comment sent into the gray Even if 90% of users are lurkers it doesn't mean they don't know how it feels to be downvoted and can't emphasize. Goo
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by oezi 2y ago
Clearly does not include a provision to utilize Content for purposes of training an AI model. In fact, they didn't include any purpose for their own use of the data and following GDPR thus cannot use the data at all. They did include p
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by oezi 2y ago
These anecdotes are useful to highlight the low quality of Google devices. Certainly case reports cannot replace defect rates and other meaningful statistics, but if manufacturers are deaf about the issues then it doesn't bode well for
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by oezi 2y ago
Can someone explain why we get 12GB and 16GB RAM in these phones, but Apple sells its MacBook Air M3 with 8GB as the starting configuration. Shouldn't mobile phones require much less RAM?
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by oezi 2y ago
Since only Apple, Google and Samsung provide some realistic assurance of security updates, there aren't so many options left. If you don't want to spend 1k there is the Pixel 8a for half that price.
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by oezi 2y ago
We are at a turning point for electricity generation because electricity will be so cheap and plentiful in a couple of years during summer and during the day that we likely don't know what to do with it.
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by oezi 2y ago
The quotas just need to trend down. The faster the better. People just have to realize how cheap Co2 certificates are and that to fight climate change we need to spend max 5% of GDP annually.
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by oezi 2y ago
In developed societies it doesn't make sense to let individuals solve collective problems. For instance you might sacrifice flying to save the climate but airlines actually have CO2 quotas. So if you aren't flying somebody else is
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by oezi 2y ago
No point in talking about the past. What is the best way forward today? Investment in renewables seems to be the cheapest and best way to reduce Carbon emissions.
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by oezi 2y ago
Absolutely right! It isn't really clear that fundamental and drastic changes to lifestyle is needed. It just needs some investment in climate friendly energy technologies. On the order of 100-200 trillion USD. Which is roughly 100-200%

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