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zaro
9y ago
Talking heads giving lectures on current state of climate in universities , taking really critical look at it. Maybe not the most optimistic crowd, though :) > We could put the earth into an ice age for under 1% of global GDP. Discussin
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"The fleet of new coal plants would make it virtually impossible to meet the goals set in the Paris climate accord, which aims to keep the increase in global temperatures from preindustrial levels below 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit." I&
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zaro
10y ago
This!
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10y ago
Yes.
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10y ago
Well, maybe your intuition is right and you are indeed running out of time. According to Oxfams reports, beginning of 2016 62 people owned as much as the bottom 50%, and beginning of 2017 it was only 8 people owning the same. So if you extr
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zaro
10y ago
I don't remember who's quote is but sounds relevant for this article : We won't have cure for diseases until first we have a cure for greed.
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10y ago
well :) The sun and moon appear the same size in Earth's sky because the sun's diameter is about 400 times greater – but the sun is also about 400 times farther away. So what are the chances of having a satellite that is 400 times
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10y ago
Ok , you read this theories about how moon was initially formed and you think sounds plausible . But then if you think about the math behind full solar eclipse you have to question yourself what are the chances of having it .
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zaro
10y ago
Banks are fraudlent business by nature so it's not so surprising :)
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10y ago
Russian false stories are weapon . what is the censorship of us election stories then ? http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-08-29/huffingon-post-revo...
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And having nested structures achieves the same.
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Maybe it's just me but I find the part about structures a bit silly. So let's get rid of the big fat structs, and replace them with tuples. Nested tuples. How is that any different than a struct, apart from immutability? And it is
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Lazy load nvm for faster shell start
(broken-by.me)
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10y ago
Haha.. Funny, I just moved out of there .
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Ask HN: Do you take antidepressants?
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10y ago
Do you also have any memories of paying to borrow ? :)
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10y ago
Politics and objective decisions:) these two work together only in delusions I think.. So just vote emotionally as everybody else ;)
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10y ago
Just feels so relevant to the topic : http://img.pandawhale.com/post-17543-tomtoroyestheplanetgotd...
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10y ago
I find it odd, that you don't care what happens to the Earth as a whole, given that is the only place you can live as a human :) And the thing is that the prosperity of the human species in the last century has been made largely at the
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zaro
10y ago
Exactly, its just toy bits.. But we live in a reality so upside down, that we value toy bits and numbers on paper more than the real things :)
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10y ago
Well, it is not so much about the forks I think. A lot of the software now days is just a building brick you use to build something bigger. And the problem with the GPL licensed bricks is that you can use them only with GPL bricks. And I a
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10y ago
It is much more profitable to treat cancer than to cure it. So I don't really believe it's about science. And because I can already see the down votes, let me ask you down-voters a question. With what thoughts do you imagine a CE
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10y ago
While parent post may be overstating , GPL does hinder software adoption now days.
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Well he kind of has point. If you think about it, with all these tools that make so much more productive we actually work more than people did in the 50s.
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10y ago
I guess you see really lucky :) For me Firefox with or without ad block is the slowest Brower on my phone and my tablet. I really like FF but the reality for me is that it is getting worse and worse . It is noticeable even on my desktop wit
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10y ago
What people demanding innovation from Apple don't get is that as a corporation Apple cares only about profit. If the profit happens to require innovation then there will be innovation , but besides this it's pointless thing. Usual
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My feeling when using lisp is I am writing an AST . And since most languages rely on generating AST it kind of makes sense to reinvent it.
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10y ago
Usually hypocrites don't like it hypocrisy being mentioned ...
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To me, after all the Snowden leaks , the story about two Russian spies sounds kind of ridiculous because of the level of hypocrisy :)
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10y ago
Well changing the main focus of human existence from making profit and consumption to something else will help a lot :)
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