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There age tons of factual articles about climate change. Though it does not interest many people. Kudos for those guys for trying to tell the story differently in a hope to reach a broader audience.
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The great thing is nowadays you can use Typescript for React or Vue very easily :-)
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It doesn't happen often but sometimes, when a website doesn't work, I switch to chrome and it works there.
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Jevons paradox: when increases of efficiency induce more consumption
(en.wikipedia.org)
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I'm not saying "let's just despair and do nothing", of course we should focus resources on innovation. In fact that's what we're doing right now. But let's not focus _all_ of our resources on a hope. Don&#
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Empirically, economic growth has always been related to consumption of energy and raw materials. One explanation is the Rebound effect[1] Maybe theorically they can be decoupled, but we have yet to see that in the real world. More about it:
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> Human ingenuity is key That's a bet that many of us are not willing to take. Sure, you can imagine that a future technology we haven't thought of yet will save growth, but I think it's very important to think about scena
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> The only country I know that comes close is Switzerland Another example is Bhutan, which implemeneted Gross National Happiness [1] as their primary goal. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gross_National_Happiness
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Because that's still science fiction. We have enough ressources to sustain current population/economic system for a few decades, a century at most (i'm thinking gas, rare earth, phosphore, etc). It's been 50 years since
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I don't really understand that benchmark. How can swoole (#11), written in PHP, be faster than PHP itself (#125)?
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Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11717010
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Wow! That game was developed by a single guy? In assembly?? That's incredible!
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wow awesome trick, thanks.
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I don't understand the behavior your are talking about. I tried in Google Chrome and could not figure it out. In Chrome's address bar, you type the name of a site (say reddit.com), then tab, then some keywords, and that does a goo
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Can someone here please explain to me what the issue is? Firefox downloads non-free binaries in order to read some codecs by default, and this issue states that firefox should not download the codec by default because it is non-free, which
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Fun explanation of what a Mutex is: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34524/what-is-a-mutex
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It's especially true when editing a tag. I thought I could cancel the editing by clicking the cross button, instead it deleted the log.
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From the article: > Under a law adopted by parliament this week, cars emitting carbon dioxide above a certain threshold will be subject to a 20,000 euros ($22,240) penalty in 2020 So that seems to be because they don't pollute as mu
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Why is this question downvoted? I thought that was an interesting question.
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What is this movie please?
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I can't hear anything. Is it normal? Does it only works with headphones?
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The US already spends more than most countries with free healthcare systems. The healthcare problem in the US has little to do with money...
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I have trouble understanding from this article what the problem is with ICE (I'm from outside the US). The developpers disagree with the whole purpose of ICE, because they trakc refugees, so they don't want github to have anything
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You can edit your comment to fix it
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Yes it is indeed very popular. All of my friends in IT switched to MacOS over the last few years, and I see more and more devs using Apple devices in web agencies. Because it looks good, it looks more pro.
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Do you really think the web developpers that use advanced dev tools can make a real difference in their market share? (real question)
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Maybe the first user just deleted his/her account.
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That's the main reason I've always stuck with Firefox. I use the address bar as a way to quickly access my history instead of using bookmarks, and it has worked so well for me so far.
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I understand they are using the Dart langugage? Was it hard to master?
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Reminds me an old boss I had who, when I reported a complicated problem, always came up with: "why don't you just write if (problem) { solution(); } ? Should'nt take long, should it? Well, the difficult part is not writing an
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