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by ch0wn 18d ago
* and commit no felonies
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by ch0wn 1mo ago
400,000 people in Europe are displaced. Pretending that this is a future issue is tremendously disingenuous. Things don't need to be civilisation-ending to cause a degree of harm that is worth focusing on.
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by ch0wn 3mo ago
Q
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by ch0wn 4mo ago
You're forgetting insane levels of air pollution and a measurable increase in ambient temperatures.
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by ch0wn 5mo ago
This should be illegal. If a contractor your hired to swap out a tile on your bathroom floor billed you for remodelling your back garden, you would obviously have the legal right to refuse that.
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by ch0wn 7mo ago
> Hamas was the first to cast the stone. That is ignoring many decades of history.
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by ch0wn 9mo ago
Same for me. I actually don't order much but kept the subscription going for some of the shows I enjoyed. I promptly cancelled because of this. Obviously I'm in the minority, otherwise they wouldn't do it.
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by ch0wn 1y ago
Or powering the current AI bubble with a buildout of climate-wrecking energy infrastructure. https://techcrunch.com/2025/08/21/gas-power-plants-approved-...
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by ch0wn 1y ago
What exactly makes an environmentalist "radical" in your mind? Is it reading studies about planetary boundaries and the effects on micro plastics pollution?
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by ch0wn 1y ago
> Plastics aren't a problem if people actually put them in the bin, and they are buried / recycled / burned. Only 9% of all plastics ever produced has been recycled. 100% is impossible due to the various composite material
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I don't use HDMI, and I never will(xda-developers.com)
4 points by ch0wn 1y ago|1 comments
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by ch0wn 2y ago
No, it is not and the idea that extreme weather would somehow result in more food is laughable on its face. Higher CO2 concentrations also reduce the nutrients in food. https://skepticalscience.com/fact-brief-plant.html
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by ch0wn 2y ago
A good move but it's still mad to me that we're banning junk food ads while fossil fuel ads are still allowed which are creating damage many orders of magnitudes greater than a muffin ever could.
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by ch0wn 2y ago
Show me an effective carbon abatement method well under $100.
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by ch0wn 2y ago
This is propaganda from the livestock lobby that has been disproved again and again. https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/apr/15/beef-f...
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by ch0wn 2y ago
Yes. https://www.independent.co.uk/climate-change/news/carbon-off...
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by ch0wn 5y ago
I have yet to see someone argue that TWTR is the future of money and will replace gold.
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Snake in my Boot: An implementation of snake in a bootloader(github.com)
1 points by ch0wn 7y ago|0 comments
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by ch0wn 8y ago
I'm not sure if "ironic" is the right word here, but that as a direct effect of climate change, coal power plants had to shut down and cars couldn't be manufactured is certainly an interesting twist.
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by ch0wn 8y ago
I'd love to have more articles that revisit all the amazing sounding findings we read about every day. Especially about the ones that fail trials.
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“The Hard Parts of Open Source” by Evan Czaplicki [video](youtube.com)
5 points by ch0wn 8y ago|0 comments
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by ch0wn 8y ago
If I remember correctly, Django only shows these information if left in debug mode. Needless to say, this should never be used in production.
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UP brings ordinance for ban on polythene(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
1 points by ch0wn 8y ago|0 comments
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by ch0wn 8y ago
Reading option one made me quite anxious. Having to backport a virtually infinite number of bugfixes and support for new hardware features from over 12 years of constant development sounds like a perfect way to burn out developers. I'm
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by ch0wn 8y ago
https://mail.haskell.org/pipermail/ghc-devs/2018-April/01555... Proposal: Professionalizing GHC Development
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by ch0wn 8y ago
My gym actually has a few machines were the weights regularly get stuck like this. I never considered this to be a danger. Thanks a lot for sharing that. I'll pay more attention to that in the future.
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by ch0wn 9y ago
I'm not on the Yoga team but work with them quite closely. There are no active plans for adding CSS Grid support mostly because the spec is kind of awkward with the ASCII-art style definitions that are very reliant on CSS as the source
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by ch0wn 9y ago
That sounds super cool! I was looking into writing Rust bindings to Yoga myself but then saw your library. I'd love to read a post about what you're doing once you've made sufficient progress with it.
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by ch0wn 9y ago
Litho and ComponentKit have similar APIs and we try to bring them closer together, but I'm not sure what unifying them would actually look like. You would still end up with two libraries that target very different languages. React Nati
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2017 Stratechery Year in Review(stratechery.com)
3 points by ch0wn 9y ago|0 comments

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