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by tpm 7mo ago
They are replacing old dirty plants. Actual coal burned is not rising anymore.
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by tpm 7mo ago
Are Uber drivers employed by Uber?
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by tpm 7mo ago
Do have a look at the the numbers: https://www.carbonbrief.org/analysis-coal-power-drops-in-chi...
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by tpm 7mo ago
You did not provide any fact supporting the 'suicidality' of anything, or even any definition of 'suicidality'. Also narrowly defined ethnicities are not humans, they cannot commit suicide.
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by tpm 7mo ago
Just for the record, neither of these things is suicidal. There are many prosperous countries importing energy and allowing foreigners to settle. Probably even most of them.
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by tpm 7mo ago
> They also are building more coal, gas, and nuclear than anyone else at epic yearly increases. Are they really? Coal use for power generation stopped growing, so newly built coal plants are replacing older, not adding to them. Nuclear w
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by tpm 7mo ago
One of things the US could have done to stop proliferation was to actually honor its commitments it gave to Ukraine in the 1994 agreement in return to Ukraine agreeing to abandon their nukes. It didn't. Now a country sees that US is ha
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by tpm 7mo ago
> China is using more coal, gas, and oil than ever. Well, no. Coal peaked at 4.9 billion tonnes in 2024. https://www.iea.org/reports/coal-2024/executive-summary https://www.carbonbrief.org/analy
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by tpm 7mo ago
There are people at airports all over the world doing very similar jobs to this. I have no experience with the TSA but noticed the attitude varies widely country to country and even airport to airport. I guess my point is it can be done wit
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by tpm 7mo ago
It's always the leaders of an organisation that are responsible for the behavior. Always.
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by tpm 8mo ago
So what you are actually saying is that there is a market for a tool that will recreate the PDF with a structure based on how the original PDF looks?
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by tpm 8mo ago
Anthropic is already cooperating with the DoD, presumably fulfilling all the conditions and the DoD likes their stuff so much it wants to use it more broadly, so they want to change the terms of the agreement(s). Anthropic disagrees on some
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by tpm 8mo ago
It's not like that in Slovakia afaik. There is no legal obligation to not dismiss people if that causes social/financial hardship for them. I'd think it's also similar in other Eastern European countries. It's prett
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by tpm 8mo ago
> What I was referring to is that part of the society didn't roll with the legitimate leader's decision not to align with EU in 2013. And it was undemocratic. So in a separate thread you are demanding a bit of history and here
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by tpm 8mo ago
That's not a key difference though, that's the same situation Greece was from 1981 until 2007 when Bulgaria and Romania joined, and Ireland, Cyprus and Malta are still in this situation (unlikely to change). And again similar to G
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by tpm 8mo ago
> employers make termination decisions based on family structure There might be a misunderstanding. The employer usually does not know about your family structure; the only place that really has to know about that is the wage department
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by tpm 8mo ago
> The society was split about this idea Yes, this is how democracy works. Then a decision is made and the society rolls with it. See the UK for example: a decision was made to leave the EU, they left, it cost them a lot of money and good
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by tpm 8mo ago
> were already connected historically with logistics and culture > Georgia, on the other hand, is surrounded by non-EU countries > Georgia is super patriarchal and conservative Greece at the time they entered had no land connection
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by tpm 8mo ago
> I think that a Ukrainian in his sane mind would want to look at options he's dealt and pick the one that leads to most safety and prosperity to him and his family. They have done this back in 2010's and decided that EU is the
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by tpm 8mo ago
Every orange wine is different, so one is not representative. For example I like the funky, wild ones. But besides the taste, one thing people tend to like about those wines, although it's not reserved to orange wines, is the natural m
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by tpm 8mo ago
I don't really understand your point here. Sure France is overly protective about their wine, like every country tries to protect their flagship industry. And inside the EU there are many other wine-producing countries who want to pro
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by tpm 8mo ago
> Does it just mean your company has to offer you your job back when you want to return? The legal situation is that you are still employed there while on the maternity leave and your employment is protected. They don't pay you any
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by tpm 8mo ago
> I think both mdma and marijuana cause anxiety and they mess with short term memory. OTOH MDMA never caused anxiety (and I had plenty of anxiety issues at the time) or memory issues for me, but of course drug effects are very individual
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by tpm 8mo ago
It's anecdotal - you have no way to know what would happen otherwise. I have seen plenty of young people smoke weed in their teens while gradually stoppping later and leading completely 'normal' lives, while a few didn't
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by tpm 8mo ago
Well Park Geun-hye is still alive.
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by tpm 8mo ago
> so focussing on e.g. the average Italian cycling enthusiast, which will be quite different to the average Dutch, American etc. I have seen this explanation a lot and frankly I doubt that very much (The XXL I had to return was a Belgian
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by tpm 8mo ago
> If you shop online and use raw measurements, then it will both fit and be available. I'm a man often shopping for bike wear in Europe. I'm neither overweight or obese. The article is right that sizing is a complete mess: with
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by tpm 8mo ago
Am currently riding in an Assos winter jacket, midlayer and pants that were about 50% off and far from last pieces. Also a 7mesh winter jersey with 50% off but that was indeed last piece of that color.
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by tpm 8mo ago
> his same-generation rival Karpov Karpov is 12 years older than Kasparov.
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by tpm 8mo ago
> Suppose Big Brand X fails to sell all of this year's design and offloads them as discount brand Y. Does that actually happen? What I see happening instead in the bike clothing market is that either after the season, or if a new de

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