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by rtx 6y ago
Yes, less amount and quicker to decay.
182.
by rtx 6y ago
Why are we talking cost and not the pollution footprint.
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by rtx 6y ago
In the end all of us will move to nuclear. Maybe this a necessary dance we have to do to make everyone open to nuclear. I just the hope the whole cycle is accelerated by todays connected world.
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by rtx 6y ago
Great way to put this.
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by rtx 6y ago
If you had to do an analysis. What would you say is the difference between Balmer's and Nadela's Microsoft.
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by rtx 6y ago
Accept the evolution of man from primates.
187.
by rtx 6y ago
Isnt it amazing we need billions of dollars of investment in AI for that. If they could have continued with knobs instead of touch screen.
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by rtx 6y ago
>while coal is 40% of emissions So lets start with replacing those with nuclear and not nuclear plats being replaced with coal. >People need to stop heating their homes otherwise you don’t think they believe in climate change? Yup sta
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by rtx 6y ago
Do you thik all women STEM colleges will improve this.
190.
by rtx 6y ago
But less than places where people don't have guns and goverments are oppressive.
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by rtx 6y ago
Do you have same rules for the majority
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by rtx 6y ago
From the the time USA took over Western Europe it has been at its most peaceful.
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by rtx 6y ago
We all need to move to cities, and leave more land for nature.
194.
by rtx 6y ago
Google has invested 100s of billions in Android.
195.
by rtx 6y ago
Why is studying based on previous years questions cheating. Dont we do the same with white board interviews?
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by rtx 6y ago
This is mostly driven by Gmail and Outlooks spam filters.
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by rtx 6y ago
Yes, today. I hope with improvement in ML it might become safer. Certainly an easier problem to solve than self driving cars.
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by rtx 6y ago
They will buy it.
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by rtx 6y ago
>open for business With those who are open for business.
200.
by rtx 6y ago
You can't till you over come this mental barrier. There is this great book called To sell is human. Try giving it a read.
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by rtx 6y ago
Thanks for sharing this.
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by rtx 6y ago
I always feel a bit disappointed when science catches up to traditional or observational knowledge. It feels like so much opportunity being lost.
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by rtx 6y ago
This is one of the most confusing trends for me. Until I realized that Web design is mostly led by marketing and they care more about top of the funnel. Customer success should have a seat at the table.
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by rtx 6y ago
>influence US elections in a particular direction benefitting a particular party. is this any different than Fox news or CNN's behavior.
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by rtx 6y ago
Don't down play suffering of millions by calling communists boogeyman. They are real at should be opposed at every possible juncture.
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by rtx 6y ago
This the shortsightedness OP was talking about. >election interference Is fake news, the only real election interference is preventing people to vote.
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by rtx 6y ago
Atleast in this instance some blame lies with computer hardware designers. Make things simple, no one puts a three the wrong way.
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by rtx 6y ago
My grandfather and father were both miners. I grew up in an company coal town. Believe me I have seen the effects closely, that's why I am perplexed. Germany recently started a coal plant after closing a nuclear one.
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by rtx 6y ago
>building multi-billion dollar nuclear power plants is not as safe All nuclear plants blowing up will be safer than amount of pollution we create in a day. We have to realize nothing is worse than the pollution. I am not saying green gro
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by rtx 6y ago
Yes, it was pretty impactful for me at that age. If someone is worried about GMO, they will stop eating it. I don't see that with climate change activist. I don't see any change in most of these peoples lifestyle. Over that when t

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