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by rini17 4y ago
Sources pls?
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by rini17 4y ago
Exhausts vastly improved, got carefully catalysed and filtered. So they actually might now pollute less. Also particulates are nastier than gases, as they locally accumulate in environment and lungs.
963.
by rini17 4y ago
They do develop their own, Ariane 6. It's just not ready yet. The headline is inflammatory, I beg everyone to read the article (I know it's against HN rules..yes punish me)
964.
by rini17 4y ago
Because restarting ariane 5 production would take much time and money too.
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by rini17 4y ago
Most of them will likely end up in few hotspots causing gentrification there, but there will be plenty of fine places left. Europe isn't _that_ small.
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We flooded a forest – the result blew our minds(youtube.com)
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by rini17 4y ago
Seems to me this requires such an intimate relationship with local ecosystem that modern people totally abhor :( Also, I myself could eat more fruit/veggies from my garden than I do.. but processed food is so much more attractive.
968.
by rini17 4y ago
And Mein Kampf was banned in some countries, and spreading passages from it is still problematic today.
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by rini17 4y ago
organized on 4chan, not by
970.
by rini17 4y ago
I as not asking about individuals. Do you have examples like qanon conspiracy or capitol insurrection that were organized by blue collars at work?
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by rini17 4y ago
(*) storage cost neglected
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by rini17 4y ago
Did they have communities like that?
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by rini17 4y ago
What thing similar to /pol/ was always been there, can you name an example please?
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by rini17 4y ago
So for you it's only "lighthearted trolling" without any influence in meatspace whatsoever? What has to happen to convince you otherwise?
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by rini17 4y ago
Technically it may be forgiving, but not economically. Imagine electrolyzer or ammonia plant that uses only 20% of full capacity on average because of using only peak electricity surplus. The rest 80% is basically wasted. Classical plant wi
976.
by rini17 4y ago
I see, you meant HASHrates not prices. I expect that in the "hope dies last" spirit some of the miners will double down, to get higher share of the fees. Whether that's going to be enough to carry through till the network alg
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by rini17 4y ago
Miners don't set the rates. They pick from existing transactions on the network to fit into limited space on the blockchain. For them picking the transactions with highest fees is rational in any case.
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by rini17 4y ago
Linus :D
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by rini17 4y ago
Hard to imagine how shuttling data thousands of kilometers to/from subpenny 4-bit CPU can make any sense. But I'm certain someone will try this because !cloud!.
980.
by rini17 4y ago
Sure if you want anything cheaper and more widespread, abolish the monopoly on it. Including violence. When your ancestors opted into monopoly of violence, they had their reasons. Behooves you to try to understand the reasons first, not bli
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by rini17 4y ago
Even in Europe the biggest problem isn't distance but that you should be the other person's choosing, too. And I think people became too picky. Maybe it isn't the root cause, just my observation.
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by rini17 4y ago
Apparently human psychology does need some dependence. Even with somewhat unlikable people it is better than complete isolation.
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by rini17 4y ago
This was the exact plan for N900, sadly it failed (Neo900 project)
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by rini17 4y ago
Not any gardening but organic. There you don't impose your will onto the ecosystem ("the universe") but communicate with it, study how it solves problems and experiment and leverage it.
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by rini17 4y ago
Plain old math can be a threat to crypto. None of the popular algorithms are rigorously proven to be so hard to break as advertised (like NP or similar). Quantum machines can exacerbate this but it's not the only possibility.
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by rini17 4y ago
This thread is about engineers not surgeons. And it happens all the time when an engineer does not feel competent for certain problem, they ask friends for help. Would you ban such practice or what?
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by rini17 4y ago
The plastic bottles must be shredded and held at optimal humidity/ph/temperature at least. Doubt any bacteria will ever be able to break down so quickly solid material in natural environment. Does not happen with wood and there wa
988.
by rini17 4y ago
Zinc-air batteries were known for a long time, with double energy density of today's lithium batteries, and without expensive materials. But no one seriously tried to commercialize them for use in vehicles, they ended up in niche - hea
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by rini17 4y ago
Technology would do little good if humans don't care about the local ecosystem at all. This repeats again and again and seems we won't learn. Having people living on the ground who are interested in long term local sustainabilit
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by rini17 4y ago
How can code of conduct and other verbiage in license solve the stated problem - inability of users to contribute because they can't program? Most OSS devs like to interact empathically with users already, having community is part of t

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