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by rapsey 3mo ago
Public spending is dead unproductive capital. Giving poor people money just traps them into a cycle of poverty. Spain also had blackouts.
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by rapsey 3mo ago
No they can not sell it with a markup domestically. LNG price is much higher.
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by rapsey 3mo ago
The US has incredible gas reserves. Much more that can be exported with ships.
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by rapsey 3mo ago
That was my point. We in the EU are destroying ourselves. The US is racing ahead and investing in all kinds of power generation technologies.
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by rapsey 3mo ago
This is a defeatist EU attitude that leads to the worse outcomes. Expensive power and a failing economy. There is money now for a huge investment boom, which is what is happening in the US and China. With EU failing completely.
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by rapsey 3mo ago
> Social networks didn't really exist before The Facebook Social networks were all the rage. He executed the best of all and had the right strategy to build the user base.
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by rapsey 3mo ago
Diversity over everything. Does not care about anything else. He is not a technocrat, to be a technocrat he would need to have evidence based policy, which he clearly did not. He is a pure, single minded, ideologue. Every event, every oppor
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by rapsey 3mo ago
He is out because he is an insane ideologue that the vast majority of the country despises.
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by rapsey 3mo ago
The grand coalition governments of the EU are not in any way better. They just result in bickering and gridlock because parties that hate each other get stuck in the same room. This is your pet issue, completely based on the grass looking g
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by rapsey 3mo ago
Well that sure as hell does not describe starmer.
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by rapsey 3mo ago
Disagree. Every one of the issues you mentioned is a direct result of labour/tory uniparty ideology. Netzero, endless migrants, insane taxation and so on.
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by rapsey 3mo ago
A completely pointless exercise for all involved. Rearranging deck chairs of the titanic that is the labour party.
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by rapsey 3mo ago
As if simply entering the market is trivial.
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by rapsey 4mo ago
Yes all russia's fault. It has nothing to do with european governments and the EU caring more about climate change than the economy. More about third worlders than local population. More about policing racism than violent crime. More a
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by rapsey 4mo ago
As if the west does not use tariffs and subsidies. China is simply much smarter about it and has much more functional institutions.
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by rapsey 4mo ago
> I do not like founder controlled publicly traded companies. These companies outperform the market though.
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by rapsey 4mo ago
And then watch your industry collapse due to high energy prices like germany.
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by rapsey 4mo ago
You are right I was mistaken. However Germany is still a basket case. If you want to move to a low carbon economy, you can not do it with renewables only and must be able to maintain equal power generation levels. Germany is producing less
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by rapsey 4mo ago
The thread is about the world moving off fossil fuels.
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by rapsey 4mo ago
Not only that, that nuclear waste is still incredibly energy dense and could be used in the future, if we actually invested more into developing nuclear technologies.
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by rapsey 4mo ago
Nuclear waste is a hilariously small amount of mass. It takes decades to build because of permitting and excessive regulations, the current UK plant build being one public insanity after another. Mining uranium is not an issue, it is all ov
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by rapsey 4mo ago
If the green movement had any sense they would be promoting nuclear and lobbying to get plants built asap. Instead most of the green movement is against nuclear and only make things worse, i.e. germany now using huge amounts of coal.
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by rapsey 4mo ago
Bring your own power means natural gas turbines or diesel generators. Both of which produce incredible noise pollution.
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by rapsey 4mo ago
One of the biggest arguments against is the incredible noise pollution. If it uses a natural gas turbine it is like being next to a jet engine.
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by rapsey 6mo ago
ConocoPhillips and Exxon just announced a 20 billion hit due to attacks. No one will leave this thing unscathed.
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by rapsey 6mo ago
Whatever israel wants.
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by rapsey 7mo ago
There is an entire industry in europe built to take EU money and produce nothing but a stack of papers. This would just set up some OVH/Hetzner instances of open source software. It is all a very expensive joke.
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by rapsey 7mo ago
> Going full open source and pushing updates & openness, user control and freedom, you will gobble up a good chunk of market share. Of the enthusiast market. The absolutely worst customers to be dependent on.
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by rapsey 7mo ago
> Backpressure is built in. If a process receives messages faster than it can handle them, the mailbox grows. This is visible and monitorable. You can inspect any process’s mailbox length, set up alerts, and make architectural decisions
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by rapsey 8mo ago
As a European absolutely yes and I wish we had the fortitude to do it. It would literally save the EU. We never will, so right wing populism and the struggle to suppress it will probably destroy Europe.

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