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oezi
3y ago
Android didn't win, they just prevented Apple to have a 100% monopoly on smartphones. Edit: Apple is certainly taking the lion's share of profits in the phone space. Since Google isn't investing as heavily anymore in Android,
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oezi
3y ago
The most annoying new thing over the last few months for me was that my Android phone started giving privacy alerts for my physical key chain which has an AirTag which is registered to my wife (a present from her to me).
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oezi
3y ago
How often does it have to be repeated, it's not a nail fixation engine, it's a hammer. But surprise, people use tools for purposes. Many tools can be used for quite many purposes not in the original intended purpose.
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oezi
3y ago
We will need to overprovision solar and wind for winter so yes electricity will likely be abundantly available most of the year.
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oezi
3y ago
The figure I like to quote is that we need 2 to 5% of GDP spend per year to get to net zero by 2050. We already pretty much passed 1.5C anyway, right?
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oezi
3y ago
The downward trajectories are so strong now, it soon won't make any sense more to do these small deployments anyway.
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oezi
3y ago
Mh, seems to be a lack of innovation. Double tap and UWB as the only new sensor features.
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oezi
3y ago
Quote: The single-use plastics legislation will address 70 percent of marine litters items, avoiding environmental damage that would otherwise cost €22 billion by 2030. It may seem weird to you, but we need to develop good regulations to de
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oezi
3y ago
I am not a regular submitter, so I didn't know this was in the guidelines.
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New solar energy storage tech opened in Australia
(reneweconomy.com.au)
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oezi
3y ago
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oezi
3y ago
I found the napkin math for getting green hydrogen to 1 USD per kg pretty interesting. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37155241 The primary assumption is that solar energy is going to be almost free within a decade bec
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oezi
3y ago
I also think the article summary could be a bit more snappy and to the point.
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oezi
3y ago
> will ever As part of Europe's DMA plan they have precisely 6 months to do that.
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oezi
3y ago
Certainly true. Source code escrow should be part of any kind of company selling internet connected devices.
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oezi
3y ago
If you buy from a supplier with a contract that stipulates security updates then you certainly would define the damages which failure to fix will cause you, wouldn't you?
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oezi
3y ago
Then fire your shitty vendor or refund your customers. Nothing will change unless everybody changes.
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oezi
3y ago
The asset split of 25% each of gold, stocks, bonds and cash would have fared relatively bad over the years since 2007-09.
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oezi
3y ago
Investing in any VC investment as a crowd investor at a valuation of more than 5m-10m is a near certain recipe for disaster.
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oezi
3y ago
Well, certainly the climate is mostly very stable unless there is an external stimulus like a meteor or valcano or humans.
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oezi
3y ago
Is there a project which tries to achieve the reverse: using Apple Watch with Android (for notifications in particular)?
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oezi
3y ago
With all other object oriented structures you would think that you want to do something with the mylist, thus you would first write down mylist. In Ruby I thus often write something such as: if mylist.empty?.! Because my line of th
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oezi
3y ago
But it is absolutely unintuitive why it shouldn't be if mylist.length > 10
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oezi
3y ago
A lot of Rubyists are turned off by Python because there are just too many ugly things and exceptions in Python.
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oezi
3y ago
It is sad to me that you hate Ruby. It is a better language than Python for my taste in all dimensions except number of libraries available. To begin with I could never understand why there need to be those global functions in Python to do
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oezi
3y ago
No, of course we need to act and continue to act. We need to reduce the amount of Co2 emitted to prevent aggravating the crises and then we need to turn it back. The climate crises is one which will take more than one generation to fix. But
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oezi
3y ago
There is enough research to show that testosterone is still much higher in modern societies than in tribal communities. Likely linked to the abundance of calories in modern societies.
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oezi
3y ago
Only python though, right?
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oezi
3y ago
In 15 years I would expect a large percentage of stand-ins to be CG but also that there are various movies which are entirely generated bybl extensions of today's diffusion models. The actor personalities there-in will have been either
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oezi
3y ago
What is the median income in China would matter to your point.
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oezi
3y ago
When they did such things for instance in Beijing, the wealthy just bought two cars to cover either day.
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