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by quonn 7y ago
Nobody knows where to put the waste, failures are catastrophic if rare and they have turned out not to be that rare if enough plants are deployed. As I said, it was a long discussion. Nobody wants to reopen it and I‘ll leave it at that.
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by quonn 7y ago
Germany had a 30-year long public discussion on nuclear. There is an overwhelming majority who rejects it. And for good reasons, too. If there is no other way to achieve our goals, we may have that discussion again, but I doubt it.
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by quonn 7y ago
Germany imports most of its natural resources, because we don’t have them anyway. That‘s why we rely so much on exporting products.
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by quonn 7y ago
Your replaced your whole comment and now the replies don‘t make sense anymore.
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by quonn 7y ago
We (the people of Munich) tried to get our local coal plant to close in 2022. We voted last year and the outcome was essentially ignored. Now it will shut down in 2030. Too little, too late. And Munich could have afforded it easily.
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by quonn 7y ago
Maybe they are leading in the relative improvement. I doubt people are better fed than in a European well-fare state. Do you have a source for this?
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by quonn 7y ago
Not only did they remove it, because they considered it to be anti-semitic. One of their own authors sat on the committee and (unfairly or at least it was very unusual) used all of his votes for this one book for several months. So he disto
908.
by quonn 7y ago
Because this (or other) fuel is still necessary right now. The way they use the money also benefits the whole country. Cutting down the Amazon is not necessary and merely benefits a small number of farmers.
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by quonn 7y ago
If only a comparatively small number of adapters is produced and you already have the SoC and the kernel, it may be cheaper to develop than anything else.
910.
by quonn 7y ago
You properly encrypt it and regularly send data (like in a VPN). Done.
911.
by quonn 8y ago
> everything compiles to the same assembler code so lets not pretend these languages are doing magical things. They don‘t and many of the dynamic features of Python (and Ruby) cannot be efficiently compiled. That‘s why it relies heavily
912.
by quonn 8y ago
The reducer persists the state in the store, the selector projects the store.
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by quonn 8y ago
Not really, it‘s for high-level planning, e.g. for features that involve multiple teams and often multiple companies. Mostly helpful for large-scale organizations. Jira is used one level below that.
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by quonn 8y ago
If you have a mobile app, you need an API, even if you‘re site does not function as an application.
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by quonn 8y ago
I think you are confusing „The Art of War“ with „The War of Art“. I‘ve partially read both and the second one is purely motivational and not much else.
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by quonn 8y ago
It‘s called EROI and information is widely available.
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by quonn 8y ago
I came across [2] as well, yesterday, and particularly liked the conclusion: Slightly improved Google translation: „One does not write about arguments, ideas and concerns, but about the people who supposedly have them and about how they are
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by quonn 8y ago
Back then, Gecko was already complex. Firefox streamlined the UI, dropping for instance the Email client and unnecessary widgets. It can be done. Just the engine remains complex, but it‘s not that big a problem. If needed, we can add a new
919.
by quonn 8y ago
As anyone driving a car can assure you, the actions can be explained, easily.
920.
by quonn 8y ago
FUD, I‘m sorry. I have heard the same thing 15 years ago and worried about it. There is no technology to scan a brain. There won‘t be anytime soon. If there would be - which is not happening - it will affect everyone equally, so nobody shou
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by quonn 8y ago
What you call micro-managing is really regulations. And those are almost synonymous with the single market. If regulations would not be the same, there could be no single market (that benefits everyone, including companies and workers), bec
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by quonn 8y ago
This is simply not true. I know the MPs that I voted for as well as the leaders of the major blocks and those who regularly talk. I sure know who is the german member of the commission as well as the president. And I know the president of t
923.
by quonn 8y ago
Der Dativ ist dem Genitiv sein Tod.
924.
by quonn 8y ago
What do you mean by „have a chance“?
925.
by quonn 8y ago
That‘s very little data. And besides it could, of course, be done completely without blockchain even if the data is stored decentralised.
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by quonn 9y ago
Not everyone is told what to build. I‘m generally not. There is some direction and sometimes I implement specific features that were requested. Even then there is a huge gap between the need to have the feature and the nitty gritty details
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by quonn 9y ago
How can CORS possibly be related to image pixels in any way?
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by quonn 9y ago
Fun fact: The colorful Windows 98 explorer sidebar that is shown in the first screenshot was implemented as HTML (and Javascript), along with the desktop background (called active desktop).
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by quonn 9y ago
First of all, you have to adjust this for the cost of living and the fact that employers have to pay about half of the health insurance and retirement savings cost on top of the salary as well as three or four weeks of payed holidays etc. 5
930.
by quonn 9y ago
Nobody cares about the politics of Indonesia when dealing with Java programmers either.

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