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orwin
4mo ago
Some strain survive on toilet seats or in sauna/hammams.
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orwin
4mo ago
For information (for men who think this doesn't apply for them especially), some strains of HPV have very inconvenient dermatological effects that can leave scars on your thighs, bother you when walking and make masses that are quite u
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orwin
4mo ago
Can they identify easy stylistic device, like an extended metaphor or an anaphora? Because until they do, I will consider their comprehension skills limited.
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4mo ago
I think you misunderstood my point, I might express myself poorly: I totally agree with you. To quote myself: >> The only good point about that is that it makes the regime weaker to domestic insurrections. But it will make the regime
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orwin
4mo ago
Enedis is basically a state owned company (to be clear, they aren't the one selling electricity, they are the one in charge of the network and the distribution, so I'm not sure if it counts as utility).
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orwin
4mo ago
Didn't use it, it was fixed, so I don't have more details, sorry.
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4mo ago
https://warning-trading.com/enquetes-et-decryptages/karsyl-s...
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orwin
4mo ago
Like I said in another comment: nuclear only makes sense if you build it at scale, because you need very specific skills and knowledge that is hard to get to build it securely, on time and cheap. Ideally you would have one company/cong
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4mo ago
I didn't think about seasonality of hydro power. You might want french design then, they are the most effective as starting/shutting down.
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4mo ago
Technically yes, but also no. The European electricity market have way, way to many rules and caveat to draw any conclusion, especially France with ARENH and other distortions. It's probably too expensive, because the best way to make
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orwin
4mo ago
Switzerland, Norway and Austria are probably the country that needs nuclear the less, but anything to start the discussion in other European countries is good. Probably not economically viable in Switzerland though.
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4mo ago
The Sitbon family didn't lobby hard enough to prevent this.
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4mo ago
My electric company gave me a number (UID, not phone number) to resume a call if the issue wasn't fixed within 24 hours, and I'm pretty sure internet operators have the same protocol (at least used to).
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4mo ago
He is an engineer in material physics (DEA is basically Master degree in engineering + 1 year of internship/certification).
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4mo ago
It's a philosophy thesis, and unlike STEM or soft sciences (history, linguistics...), they are very light on fact which make them very dry. The will read the introduction, conclusion (which can have more words than a physic thesis), th
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orwin
4mo ago
@dang: is it possible to add a word to the title to make it less clickbaity? French physicist and media star loses +++philosophy+++ doctorate after plagiarism investigation
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orwin
4mo ago
It's not his physic thesis, it's his philosophy thesis. I think i will make a comment or ask dang to change the title to make it clear
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4mo ago
> realizing that not all fields of research merit the same amount of funding Unless america does it _very_ different than the rest of the western world, this is already the case. STEM research receive way more public funding and have way
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orwin
4mo ago
Sorry, i wasn't clear. If you have digital ID, you can emit time-limited certificates.
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4mo ago
If your country has a digital ID, it is possible.
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4mo ago
2008? You mean Habbo, MySpace or Bebo?
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4mo ago
The president/head of the civilian government in Iran was ousted, probably by the IRGC. The IRGC took control of the mullahs a week after the war started. They already had power over them, but the fact us that without the war, the supr
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4mo ago
There will be no winner, only a side who loose less. I am not really angry at the hypocrisy, i am angry that people act like cheerleaders for war crime and terrorist attacks. The hypocrisy is a given, and tbh, it's okay. I just want pe
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4mo ago
I believe no country should have access to nuclear weapons. I think this conflict started because the US citizen elected an idiotic warmonger who was led to believe this would take a few weeks.
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4mo ago
Forced displacement and systematic art/books destruction, I don't need more arguments tbh.
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Let's try to not glorify terrorism too much and still pretend the west do not target civilians and civilian infrastructure please. Remember, the pesky Arabs are the one who target civilians, that's why they are terrorists. We only
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In Europe, we dissociate public servants from elected officials. Dutch officials, receiving a lot of money from US-based NGO/foundation, push for chat control and other US interests. Dutch public servants obey official in matters of la
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4mo ago
I guarantee you it isn't the same. Even anti-atlantists here were more 'we should imitate them' than 'we should fight against their culture'. Nowadays even my very Catholic, very right wing, very pro-Bush/Irak
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4mo ago
Having the best tech do not often result in the most sales.
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4mo ago
'something that solves enough users problems it's worth it to implement it' rather, and I think it is often difficult to judge how much engineering time to spend on user issues. I'm currently working in an internal team,
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