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woeh
4y ago
They seem to be working on that too[0]. In the article they mention both glass and plastic bottles. As far as I understand, reusable plastic bottles are more environment friendly than glass ones, because they require less resources to make
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woeh
4y ago
I work in a small team; less than ten people. We are distributed over Europe and Asia, which I consider remote. I do love the synchronous calls with the designer when we are finetuning some pieces of front-end though. Or debugging some data
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woeh
4y ago
This is such a problematic mechanism. What if your bank requires you to KYC with a passport in order to get a credit card, and Google requires a credit card like you mention? If your passport is expired you might find yourself in a catch-22
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woeh
4y ago
I am not sure if I can follow your arguments. Why would GDPR result in Europe never producing a Google or Facebook? I can imagine arguments that a product that has to abide to the EU rules could be less competitive outside EU, but the same
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woeh
4y ago
Where I live, the city encourages citizens to make tiny gardens against the facades off their building. If you request them, the municipality will pop out some tiles from the sidewalk and supply the soil. The idea is that citizens themselve
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woeh
5y ago
In case of one time passwords you can ignore the proprietary app and use your favourite authenticator to generate an otp password. If the site or app poses no choice, just say that you want to use their "Proprietary Authenticator"
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woeh
6y ago
Thinking aloud here; perhaps we could somehow use optical fibers to bend the light from rooftop to vertical farm?
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woeh
6y ago
I understand your sentiment, and I agree that the future probably is one where we use and generate a lot more energy then we do now. But I do hope that in that future we also use that energy a little bit smarter, and proof of work's in
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6y ago
As a counterargument, proof of work takes all the energy it can get: because bitcoin automatically makes the work to proof more difficult. This means when there is more available energy it's lucrative for miners to put more energy in t