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Melio
5y ago
Oil and gas reserves. They are tanks. If you use solar heat to support your oil or gas, you will be able to reduce your fossil fuel consumption noticable
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5y ago
? Sry? Nuclear power costs a lot of money and is highly subsidiest. A nuclear power plant needs tons of protection mechanism: has to withstand air plane attack, security clearance for all employees, tons of regulation. Do you know what happ
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Melio
5y ago
Any insight why it was postponed?
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Melio
5y ago
What's the difference this time?
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5y ago
My comment regarding education was for current Germany. Modern Germany. The country who helps tremendously around the globe with stable politics. The country which did not hide it's past. We all learn in school about ww2.
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5y ago
Renewable most of the time allows to keep reserves and use them when necessary. Also the renewable story is not just solar and wind but also short term energy storage. The dependency to Russian gas is only 30%. Adding more thermal solar ene
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Melio
5y ago
There is nothing to 'eat up'. Germany is not stupid.
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5y ago
1. I agree we should have not allowed that. But otherwise let's see how it plays out. Currently the sanction level is not low. It's already surprising high. Totally different to Crimea.
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5y ago
He has his position for how long? Exactly. He already mentioned his timeline. Let's start critisis him when the time is right and not just a few month after the election. And yes corona and Ukraine conflict adds additional burden on ev
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To keep diplomatic solutions open as long as possible of course.
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It's a different philosophy. German is trying to be diplomatic and logical about it and not a military bully like the USA. All your trump stuff doesn't matter, we are not the USA. We do not want to be proud Germans having dead rel
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Wtf? Pls leave your comments at home. We have a stable democracy for over 70 years. We are Europa power house, highly educated, make peace around the globe. We have better soviel standards than most countries. Are way more social than USA.
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5y ago
It's just not that easy. The war is a few days old. Everyone was hoping Putin is not lying in there faces. Ukraine is not in the NATO and you want to find the right balance between total war and diplomatic ways. And yes Russia has nukl
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You do ignore science on purpose? Are you not aware that the fuel for nuklear is limited? Do you ignore how cheap renewable is and how much nuklear is subsidiest? Do you not care that no nuklear power operator has limited liability which me
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5y ago
Green is on the other side true but the current legislation works well together as far as I'm experiencing it. It feels more like modern cooperation working together.
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5y ago
He made a plan for a new renewable energy push and started to visit every constituent state to discuss his plans. He is doing this hands on and pushing a strong renewable agenda. There are already plans for laws which will force more invest
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5y ago
I'm not sure what you try to explain to me. Independent of the military spending the military power of NATO is still bigger than Russia. This is the point I made.
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The greens were not in power whe Merkel decided this. We also did not should down all of them. And we still have energy. My flat is warm. The Russian gas only makes 20-30%. I'm totally lost on this weird rethoric. And the greens, now i
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It's hopefull thinking. Which is not a bad thing to do. But now it's time to accept Putin for what he is.
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The energy we have. Do you ignore Germany has nuclear power? Renewable energy as well? And we have our own coal. What do you think Germany is?
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That's just not correct. NATO has higher military power than Russia. The reaction you see is diplomatic driven not military driven.
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5y ago
How about not assuming that one thing is depending on the other. You are aware what Habeck is currently doing?
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Why? One thing has nothing to do with the other. Germany is pushing for renewable and has not transitioned to it. It is depending on Russia for 30% or so in gas. It has this problem because the transition is not done and Fukushima pushed th
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5y ago
The effort my big software company does on regards of requirements of releasing software, I would say yes. Big companies like Nvidia have background checks, independent security teams etc. Impossible? No. But easier and cheaper is still oth
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5y ago
Is it realistic though? Hacking into Nvidias corp network, infiltrating their git server, disabling security scans and then injecting a backdoor undetected in complex code? In a process which is highly controlled due to it being a very cent
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5y ago
I'm so long on hn now I get more the feeling that I'm seeing less and less really new things. Doesn't mean it's bad it's just less interesting than it was 5 years ago. Another startup idea from a person who just wan
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That's just a very very weird though. Sry but no one just hacks into Nvidias driver dev department and injects complex code to cripple ml training. It's just nothing someone can just do. And there is also nothing which will preven
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It's part of history and not the only part of it. From Wikipedia: "Government-issued fiat money banknotes were used first during the 11th century in China"
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You know idle games? Like when you have level 1 unlocked and lvlq creates a lot of money and you are at the point to continue to buy more and more expensive upgrades for lvl 1 or to save up to start to invest in lvl2. If the market can just
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It happened due to reasons independent of CO2. Repeating this doesn't help the problem Germany is in right now. Independent of it Germany did push a lot into solar
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