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Peak Storage(guguniverse.online)
1 points by seu 4y ago|0 comments
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by seu 4y ago
Might be relevant to read another perspective on El Salvador and Bitcoin (Nov. 2022) https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/nov/15/china-el-...
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by seu 4y ago
Try adding some sugar. Traditionalists will pretend to be repulsed by it, but even in Argentina (where I come from), plenty of people add it to their mate.
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by seu 4y ago
It's also way less complex. Last time I picked up Unity, after a year or two of not having used it, it felt bloated and full of new stuff that is mostly relevant if you're looking at monetizing mobile apps.
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by seu 4y ago
> No more expensive developers, or tedious StackOverflow searches. Is't it quite ironic, that somehow this product statement is sneering on the exact kind of people ("expensive developers") that are required to build the p
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by seu 4y ago
> Dear Reader: I think that at some point, in a civilization, there has to be trust. I think that’s maybe the main reason we have civilizations. Call me crazy. Dead on
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by seu 4y ago
Looks like it only supports a few devices (Google Pixel, some OnePlus and Samsung). As long as these OSs don't support a majority of the devices out there, they will not really be an "alternative" to Android.
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by seu 4y ago
Consciously or not, this is meant to humiliate people at Twitter, make them live in fear of their new boss, and either flee, or stay and bow to their supreme leader.
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by seu 4y ago
> Artificial Intelligence is now capable of beating the best humans at chess 100% of the time no questions asked. The Roomba in the corner of my room still gets stuck on things and runs out of power. This is a ridiculous comparison. Ches
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by seu 4y ago
You don't need such a complex analysis, it's actually much simpler: you are mostly shown websites that try to make money from you, because those are the ones optimizing as hell to be at the front of the search. Any other website,
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by seu 4y ago
>Sorry, plants. > Conventional food production wastes resources like water, chemicals, animal feed at unsustainable and unreasonable levels. Animal feed to grow plant-based protein? > Unlike conventional protein production, it take
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by seu 4y ago
I wonder why don't they just program them to ask and follow directions from people. It has served humanity well for almost all of its existence. Of course, it goes against the current trend in technology, which is all about giving indi
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by seu 4y ago
An amazing technology, optimizing the thing we need the least right now: rich people's private jets. We need to fly as little as possible, not to incentivize it even more. 80% less fuel consumption? Expect people flying 5 times more, a
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by seu 4y ago
So many complaints about how their "social life" is destroyed and cultural freedoms lost for the sake of "financial interests", but then those same "freedom loving", "spontaneous" grads go later and c
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by seu 4y ago
Time and again, techno-utopians tend to forget that, for most of humanity's existence, knowledge was passed on orally and was not "scientific", but it allowed us to survive and flourish. It is not solar concentrators what wil
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by seu 4y ago
> Will EU block innovation? Innovation is overrated. And standardising is not blocking. What we need more urgently than innovation is to stop creating so much waste, extracting so much stuff from the earth, and in general reduce consumpt
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by seu 4y ago
Exactly. And especially considering the costs, which would have been very easy to calculate before purchasing the thing.
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by seu 4y ago
For comparison, in Berlin the monthly ticket for the A-B zones (does not reach the airport) costs €86, and a 4-ticket pack €9.40. A €9 monthly ticket is an insane bargain, even if you only plan on using public transport within the city. (so
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by seu 4y ago
> Most "narcissistic, manipulative, dishonest, hateful, lacking empathy, attention-seeking, unhinged" folks wouldn't manage to do anything even marginally worthwhile, even in such a key position as, e.g. being president of
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by seu 4y ago
So the author initially laments the lack of thought diversity in the expert group (most participants work at English speaking, western universities), but then complains about them not agreeing with his data, which is only from English speak
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by seu 5y ago
Too bad it doesn't manage to fly inside Berghain...
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by seu 5y ago
I think you could reach the opposite interpretation, based on this: > You might argue that this is a pretty lightly traded product these days so the evidence is weak, but this product used to be one of the dominant ETH products and exhib
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by seu 5y ago
Guy: electric bikes take up a lot less space than a car! Guy buys 50 electric bikes.
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by seu 5y ago
"If we were to allow extensive mining of crypto-assets in Sweden, there is a risk that the renewable energy available to us will be insufficient to cover the required climate transition that we need to make. This energy is urgently req
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The Secret Diary of a ‘Sustainable Investor’(medium.com)
3 points by seu 5y ago|0 comments
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by seu 5y ago
The fact that is considered worth of having an article, while other issues in the real world don't, shows everything that's wrong with wikipedia.
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by seu 5y ago
I agree. I'm not German but have been living here for almost 9 years. Potsdam Institute for Climate Research is probably the world leader on its topic. The University of Kiel is probably one of the best in the world in Marine Studies.
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by seu 5y ago
The pointing out that it's a 'foreign' seller seems unnecessary and xenophobic, especially given the fact that it is an American corporation the one that not only allows, but almost incentivizes this behavior.
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by seu 5y ago
There is an Argentine Covid vaccine in development https://www.infobae.com/salud/ciencia/2021/04/23/la-vacuna-a... (in Spanish)
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by seu 5y ago
> European investors specifically are much more interested in traditional business plans than US venture capitalists. “Data is the new oil” does not translate well into German, French or Spanish. > In addition, with the GDPR, NIS (2)

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