Raydovsky

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by Raydovsky 2y ago
Fat
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by Raydovsky 2y ago
No deeper groves at 8?
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by Raydovsky 2y ago
That's because the XPS were built to run ubuntu. You can even buy one with it pre-installed.
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by Raydovsky 2y ago
Anybody know why MRNA cancer vaccines didn't work out? seems like it's almost the same methodology in making the immune system target specific proteins.
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by Raydovsky 2y ago
The internet is weirdly quiet about this achievement
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The Diesel Story – How the EU Pretended to Fight Climate Change, but Failed [video](youtube.com)
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by Raydovsky 2y ago
IIRC The original chips act had a provision that companies would have to train and hire X% of non-white/non-asian engineers.
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by Raydovsky 3y ago
Yeah.. Reddit shouldn't be relying on community moderators for larger subreddits. They need paid people.
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by Raydovsky 3y ago
Then you have to find a way to store it.
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by Raydovsky 3y ago
Huh, if your electricity prices are low enough, it can quite worth it
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
It's not just bloat. It's also shitty devs that create more work for everybody else.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
Yet , countries with the highest crime rates have the toughest punishments.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
I think in Germamy the danger of radiation is overblown. It's really hard to get any radiation damage from low intensity sources. Hell, even chernobyl is projected to cause at most 4k premature deaths over 50+ years.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
Because storage is hard and expensive. Generating energy is easy (with renewables).
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
Because wasps don't live in large colonies. Thus losing one wasp would be more damaging than the risk of infection. Also wasp nests aren't as hot and humid as bee hives
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
But you can tweet the link to your files uploaded to Google drive
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
They'll do anything to not build nuclear
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
There wasn't much bureaucracy in the 70s. The reactors built in the 70s in France are as safe as they get.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
A 30 year old reactor is hardly an old one. You can use them for 50-70 years
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
If you had tons of nuclear, you would have people switching to electric heating.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
Russia is the same. Imo it has to do with perceived status of owning an iPhone.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
I dont get it. Prices are rising because fossil fuels are more expensive. How do interest rate hikes fix that?
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
If you're earning 1.8k eur in Sweden with 5 years of experience, you're doing something really wrong. In Latvia, a much poorer EU country you're looking st 2.5k at least woth 5 years of exp.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
I don't think people's proglem with PHP are the semicolons and $ variable declarations. It's mostly legacy stuff like built in function naming.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
Most people in the comments are jumping on the guy for "Not doing enough" and calling for more "support services". And housing the homeless and etc. Why don't big cities in Texas have the same problems with crime? I
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
That sounds ironic
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
TBH I wouldn't be surprised. The obsession with renewables has hurt Europe beyond measure.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
People are still living in Chernobyl. He'll, they're growing food there that gets sold to Europe, cos it has below the standard level of contamination.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
CF for Solar in Germany is 11.6%.
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by Raydovsky 4y ago
None of those either. Chernobyl caused very few cancer deaths.

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