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by ovi256 6y ago
For those with high school math ability, it's doable to notice that 10000 sqm is the area of a square with side 100 m, so about a patch of 160 km by 160 km.
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by ovi256 6y ago
That's captured in the workforce participation rate, which is indeed at a 20 year low: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CIVPART
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by ovi256 6y ago
If your moderation is the equivalent of a low fence keeping people away from the other side, with 2B users the fence will always be swamped by people leaning over it and bending it while looking you in the eye and going "See ? I'm
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by ovi256 6y ago
The British capability to monitor webcams (Optic Nerve) was leaked even before Snowden, in 2012 FWIW: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optic_Nerve_(GCHQ)
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by ovi256 6y ago
Absolutely, and that could be a fig leaf that many companies will use as cover, that won't hold under any inspection, when you can expect big penalties.
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by ovi256 6y ago
His brother, Roger Eno, is a frequent collaborator and has composed some very interesting takes on classical forms like the sonata: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aYX86SW9rcg The whole In A Room album (with Harmonia Ensemb
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by ovi256 6y ago
A method that works well for this kind of analysis in my experience is to start by looking at the data, together with a business person and then ask the needed question until you can model it. "Oh so I see we have customers that are si
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by ovi256 6y ago
A 70hp compact can't maintain 130kmph on a climbing highway, only on a flat highway. I know this from experience - I had to pull into the slow lane with the trucks. Plus, a compact car at full throttle is really an unpleasant experienc
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by ovi256 6y ago
But this scenario is much easier to handle than an open core meltdown. The Seine supplies drinking water upstream from Nogent. I guess that must be by design when the siting decision was made. So even the need to discharge contamination in
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by ovi256 6y ago
It's telling that the same argument didn't work in say, France, which has dozens of nuclear power plants (and a fuel reprocessing plant) on the coasts and yet continues having successful fisheries and tourism. You're implying
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by ovi256 6y ago
>CPNE de Nogent sur Seine suffered a critical failure, Paris and the entire Île-de-France region, which concentrate most of the French economic power, would need to be evacuated Why ? Paris is as far from Nogent NPP (89 km) as Kiev is fr
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by ovi256 6y ago
A magnitude 5.1 earthquake would not have done much to a GE Mark I BWR like the one in Fukushima - the 2011 magnitude 9 earthquake didn't damage the Fukushima Mark I. The tsunami did. This is a bad kind of fearmongering.
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by ovi256 6y ago
A substantial part of that can be explained by the decrease in labor force participation. A lower number of wage earning workers must support more non-earners, so various redistribution mechanisms do that.
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by ovi256 6y ago
>"the plane would take off anyways" That's only true short term, then the offer is adjusted to the demand.
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by ovi256 6y ago
>I want the government to help me live more sustainably, not to make it difficult. Why wait for the great father in Washington to do the things you want for you? Just start living more sustainably. >I want it to tax my co2 consumption
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by ovi256 6y ago
I really like forestry.io, which lets you choose the static site generator system and then host the generated static site on Github Pages or other static hosters. It's basically the missing glue for the manual operations you would norm
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by ovi256 6y ago
it's not self-contradictory to be eager for low-co2 energy and oppose nuclear due to its large-scale damage in case of an incident (and with Fukushima, 3Mile, Tchernobyl and various smaller incidents it's not like this is jus
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by ovi256 6y ago
I get that a language like Julia is better for library writers, but in my opinion Python is better for library users, and that has more weight. It will drive faster adoption, making the library popular. Meanwhile, the easily-written better-
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by ovi256 6y ago
It's like the Tour de France's shtick is to be a giant hazing ritual where ex-racers find new ways to torment current racers. In 1909, they sent them up the Pyrenées mountains to be attacked by bears.
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by ovi256 6y ago
Or Archer Crazy Cyborg vs. Space-Bot https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rqSvbkTLevQ
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by ovi256 6y ago
The one in France is the causeway to Noirmoutier island. It's a two way road that is impassable at high tide. At both ends, prominent panels display warnings, the current time and the time of the next high tide. Still, there are regul
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by ovi256 6y ago
This is great news if you're lab mice! https://twitter.com/justsaysinmice?lang=en This is a parody twitter account that reminds us that all these new health breakthroughs are, indeed, applicable to mice only. It's
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by ovi256 6y ago
If you enjoy this kind of RF hacking tool, you may enjoy the Flipper Zero even more: https://flipperzero.one/ It has 125kHz RFID (for cloning door access badges) and a 433 MHz transceiver (for cloning garage door / bar
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by ovi256 6y ago
But there is no truth in an adversary justice system (and I'm not sure about the other systems either). There are only the parties' differing perspectives (if they were not differing there wouldn't be a complaint) and a cou
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by ovi256 6y ago
re "Had a complaint filed against me personally earlier this year." - unfortunately, the fact that the plaintiff's lawyer painted that picture is what's expected, and required of him. He advocates for his client, in the
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by ovi256 6y ago
Yes, this is called "inverted classroom" and it's practiced by some private schools in the US. And yes, schools are for both daycare and learning - or acclimating, indoctrinating the young into our society.
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by ovi256 6y ago
>people need food and shelter, some electricity for electronics and some transportation Modern shelter, food and transportation means a lot of energy. Modern shelter means operating energy for heating or air conditioning, plus embedded e
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by ovi256 6y ago
>any vaccine delivered and touted by the current administration will be met with extreme skepticism That would be the most unfortunate irrational, anti-science behaviour that people could have, especially given the criticism of the same
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by ovi256 6y ago
Reddit's not just banning the subreddits, it's banning mentions of the websites where these communities are moving. Reddit does not want to host these groups anymore. But it doesn't want them to organize and find another host
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by ovi256 6y ago
Please contact them and clearly state why you are doing it. Enough people contacting them can change the editor's mind.

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