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by thecopy 3y ago
This is a fundamental dynamic of human behaviour. To deny this is detrimental to the goal of reducing climate change and improving the environment we live in. This is why i think we need global policy changes and regulation to achieve the c
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by thecopy 3y ago
This is a disingenious comment, imo. The payment you are referring to payed in the early 1800:s. >France demanded payment from Haiti for recognition of its independence in the early 19th century. The demand for reparations was made short
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by thecopy 3y ago
I love Firefox. It is a mystery to me why it is not more popular.
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by thecopy 3y ago
Dont let perfect be the enemy of good. This HN thread might interest you [1] "A near 100% renewables grid is well within reach, and with little storage" From one of the comments: >That's what is different about this new st
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Swedish higher court rejects Tesla's appeal to release license plates(svt.se)
18 points by thecopy 3y ago|7 comments
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by thecopy 3y ago
How about: In cities: reserve 50% of the existing roads to non-car users.
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by thecopy 3y ago
>dealers should be handled as Duterte advocated Some quotes from him: >Hitler massacred 3 million Jews ... there's 3 million drug addicts. There are. I'd be happy to slaughter them >Just because you're a journalist y
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by thecopy 3y ago
>can't really fly without those additional car trips Hm, i almost never take a car to the airport.
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by thecopy 3y ago
There is a lot of guessing among the comments in these threads. It is not PostNord's decision. Striking is a constituional right in Sweden and it would be illegal for PostNord to prevent it.
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by thecopy 3y ago
Well, its wikipedia. Im not sure what you are arguing against. Sympathy strikes are guaranteed by the Swedish constitution.
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by thecopy 3y ago
You may well think that, and i agree with you, but that is how the regulation is, afaik. The plates have to be distributed by mail and Postnord has to be used for it.
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by thecopy 3y ago
…according to you:) This is a so called sympathy strike: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solidarity_action
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by thecopy 3y ago
Its a law
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Norway Joins Denmark in Swedish Tesla Strike/Blockade(svt.se)
215 points by thecopy 3y ago|347 comments
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by thecopy 3y ago
This also includes the following sympathy strikes: * Ports will refuse to load Tesla cars * Post and package delivery denied * No office/factory cleaning * Electricians won’t do work on office/factory/superchargers
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by thecopy 3y ago
This includes: * Ports will refuse to load Tesla cars * Post and package delivery denied * No office/factory cleaning
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Swedish Ports Block Teslas from Entering the Country(transport.se)
12 points by thecopy 3y ago|1 comments
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by thecopy 3y ago
Thanks. I was confused by the terminology. I thought Concurrency = Parallelism, however i realise now that concurrency does not mean that the code is being executed at the same time (not considering waiting for I/O as "executing&q
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by thecopy 3y ago
Could someone explain how this adds concurrency to JS without changing the VM/runtime?
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by thecopy 3y ago
Sounds good to me
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by thecopy 3y ago
* Train tracks does not take up 70% of cities. * Trains are not constant, they come more seldom * Trains are _extremely_ predicable. Cars are the opposite. This is why trams in i busy inner city are more safe than cars. You know exactly whe
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by thecopy 3y ago
It is bad for... _the planet_? How convenient :)
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by thecopy 3y ago
We are serializing our dates to ISO8601, works great. Have never had any issues.
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by thecopy 3y ago
But they are not just griping and complaining. They are also working, contributing to the culture, and paying taxes. They are a part of the society, and their perspective should not be ignored, disrespected and ridiculed like it is by so ma
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by thecopy 3y ago
Fully agree. Especially regarding the dialoge. Although it is an interesting concept.
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by thecopy 3y ago
Apple has a tradein program where you can trade in your current Apple device for a discount on a new device.
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by thecopy 3y ago
”Considered harmful” considered harmful
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A refresher on business air-travel etiquette(economist.com)
3 points by thecopy 3y ago|1 comments
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by thecopy 3y ago
>In order to get coast to coast public transport you'd have to take the whole of the country (the United States) into account and then you'll find that that average population density suddenly matters a lot. Sure, but coast-to-
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by thecopy 3y ago
Additionally, train noise is predictable. With car/motorbike noise my ears are primed for the low-esteemed person who needs to make a Big Wroom Wroom.

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