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Nope. There are other alternatives, and grid scale batteries are viable now. Just cheaper to burn gas/coal and fsck the future! The obvious alternative is pumped hydro, that is well established.…
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Because France was desperate to have its own nuclear weapons. It was not economic for them either (tho back in the day it displaced coal - try having a coal plant next door)
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Pie in the sky when you die....
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Golly. I almost never log in to any of those services. Am I missing out? Yikes. Self doubt starts, gnawing at me....
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Who is saying that being a smart engineer makes it OK? But at least they are a smart engineer, unlike <some one else I do not know about>
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chur
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How is it possible that the USA can be so rich, and so poor at the same time? How can any body sleep at night?
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It really should be. Single people on the minimum wage would do very well. Maybe save? What is wrong with that?
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Hence minimum wage workers are homeless
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"calling out the people at the very bottom for their lavish lifestyles / demands" A room of one's own is a lavish demand? Yes.
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No. It is a problem with the pay.
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We have the opposite here (Otago, Aotearoa). I friend and neighbour of mine, on completing their nurses training, went to work at the local prison. The medical care they dispensed there was far above …
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"HTTP and Rest-like API have been able to handle properly simple CRUD API since 20 years without problems, way before gRPC was even a thing." There is the problem. "Twenty years old? …
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What could possibly go wrong with that?
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There is no known way to store anything safely for ~100,000 years like what the most problematic nuclear waste (and some parts of reactors, IIRC) have to be stored. It is a small amount, but a insolu…
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You can train uBlockOrigin to block them. A bit fiddly, and for every site, but that is my habit so I do not have to click 'accept'.
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What nonsense!
Copying something is reproducing it.
If it cannot be copied then it cannot be reproduced.
If it can be copied then it can be investigated. I ran into exactly this problem with: Wh…
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Fair enough
It missed (IIRC) Russ Roberts
What ever
Alan Greenspan is frightening enough on his own
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Very powerful https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_people_influenced_by_A... …
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The intellectual pretzelism of this position is breath taking. I have been reading up on these people and the belief is that only those who oppose welfare and taxation are morally OK to take it. I wil…
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From: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ayn_Rand#Later_years "after her initial objections, she allowed social worker Evva Pryor, an employee of her attorney, to enroll her in S…
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“the government has no wealth of its own…. It can only redistribute the wealth of others.” Not only hypocrisy but also economic illiteracy. Money != Wealth. How terrifying that people like this get s…
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This is why publishing code and data, together, is so important. Irreproducibile results in computing have no justification in this day and age.
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" 'No, this is fine, but...' And I send out pseudocode, or — I'm so used to sending out patches that I sometimes edit patches and send out the patch without having ever compiled it…
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Really this is stating the obvious. The social problem at step 6, 7, and 8 is a social and economic one. Having the time, resources, and skill to do a job properly is very important. But there are …
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Lybia too the result of foreign interference. Europe and USA
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"The internet has shown that most people are very very stupid." A extremely elitist and arrogant comment. Where is your evidence?