notTooFarGone

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by notTooFarGone 6d ago
So Germany is a net exporter of energy and is somehow causing checks notes ALL of Europe's high energy prices? Weird
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by notTooFarGone 6d ago
Yeah please send some electricity to Germany it's so horrible here :'(
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by notTooFarGone 17d ago
Ah yea, let's start that and reap the benefits 2050 when it's already in the shitter.
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by notTooFarGone 2mo ago
Weirdly no EU countries...
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by notTooFarGone 2mo ago
So we just have to build the first expensive 20 to get the experience and then we reap the rewards after 40 years when we need the knowledge again? If nuclear would be cheap in the western world I'd be all for it but we just can't
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by notTooFarGone 2mo ago
Firefox now started that you can't even go on the page on some occasions. Using a browser in an air gapped environment is so much more pain than it should be.
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by notTooFarGone 4mo ago
Middle managment is also where most of your negative feedback is lost. I think moving fast in general needs tighter feedback loops and this is simply not possible in large organizations.
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by notTooFarGone 5mo ago
If someone needs a gift idea: I used something like this on a large sheet and cut it into pieces for a puzzle gift to a website where people left comments. Nowadays even easier to generate nice temporary websites for such things.
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by notTooFarGone 5mo ago
And now that's a whole other can of worms for supply chain attacks.
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by notTooFarGone 5mo ago
With how backwards US policy is - this will be the major factor in the future. Energy heavy use cases with little to no energy costs will lap western industries.
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by notTooFarGone 5mo ago
Do you also refuse to show id when buying alcohol because the gubbernment does not have authority over what you may buy? That's how you sound.
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by notTooFarGone 5mo ago
https://blog.google/innovation-and-ai/technology/safety-secu... Basically you can prove that you have an identification document and that a certain property is true without revealing anything else.
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by notTooFarGone 5mo ago
Thank you dogemaster2026 for the insightful comment.
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by notTooFarGone 5mo ago
If it were just easy to buy a bunch of batteries and profit from this by selling the same energy during evening/night. But that is only reserved for the big players I guess.
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by notTooFarGone 5mo ago
Glad to see this crisis can result into a power plant 15-20 years from now. Or another Gigawatt solar + batteries this year.
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by notTooFarGone 6mo ago
Ah yea and 1 billion $ or 100billion $ it's all the same
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by notTooFarGone 6mo ago
Do you know how much land there is that is simply not worth farming on? There are deserts everywhere.
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by notTooFarGone 6mo ago
So do you hold a grudge or why are you talking in the fucking past? Conservatives lacking a spine is now "they phased out Nuclear due to populist concerns" ok. Is your solution to look in the past and blame everyone to solve the p
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by notTooFarGone 6mo ago
I agree on that fully - but that is a completely different point. The Lifetime extension and the costs associated to that are not clear to me. But of course letting an already paid project run is a no brainer if the costs are not blowing up
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by notTooFarGone 6mo ago
Wow - a nuclear-head in the wild. Tell me please how building nuclear plants today will solve our problems in the 15-20 years it takes to build them. Or how the conservative party did phase out nuclear? They were 16 years at the helm, why c
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by notTooFarGone 6mo ago
Why are you trashing vegans that are still living unhealthy? Be glad that they still chose to eat vegan. You come off as very militant in that sense.
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by notTooFarGone 6mo ago
When you think about it, every job opening is a flop in that sense.
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by notTooFarGone 6mo ago
the mystical time when the wind on the see is not there and there is no sun? Maybe even the tides stop working?
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by notTooFarGone 6mo ago
China: per capita about 1.8x the global average CO2 United States: per capita about 3x the global average CO2 Projections for China is that these numbers will go down massively over the next 10 years. How is that going for the US for "
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by notTooFarGone 6mo ago
That's the low quality comments that ruin everything. China connected 4 solar panels per SECOND last year. China is also has 265x the population and has growing energy demands. They build much less coal than they phase out. All you can
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by notTooFarGone 7mo ago
Working for german medium-sized companies: It's really that the upper management does not appreciate change over departments if it's not their idea. There is always the mentality that "why fix it if it works" where you a
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by notTooFarGone 7mo ago
Like with browser fingerprinting, making it too unique is also an issue. It may actually be a fine line. You may be flagged as an LLM later if your style is too generic and identified if your style is too unique.
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by notTooFarGone 7mo ago
But i can understand the sentiment: Why should a company fight this fight? They are not incentivized to overpay for politics of that caliber.
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by notTooFarGone 7mo ago
So do you buy an ID every month or can we depreciate that over 15 years?
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by notTooFarGone 7mo ago
Not my point in the comment but my personal opinion: To regulate access to addicting material. This is done in the physical world - why should digital be lawless when it applies to the same human behaviors? I've been addicted to a lot

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