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Comment #4104691
When I say that we don't need more children and should people not encourage to get more children because we already have enough humans I get the weirds looks. If i tell them that j…
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Comment #4068325
Sounds fun. But why is it limited to js?
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Comment #4064841
No, that's just the signal "That's beyond my scope", a sign of professionalism. If you try to be hobby cop and judge you will fail. That's a job for the pros.
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Comment #4064730
>Past behavior is an indicator of present/future behavior. But a pretty bad one. I wouldn't mind if a murderer would give talk (if it was good). And not about the murdering, but ab…
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Comment #4064592
>why wouldn't you trust their reports? Well, just imagine there was some emacs guy who routinely went around harassing people who used vim. He was offensive and yet they gave back …
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Comment #4028532
And the other way round: If the grid was large enough we would not need storage. It seems reasonable to try to improve both the grid and storage.
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Comment #4028483
http://www.unendlich-viel-energie.de/uploads/media/AEE_Strom... This is in German, but the only source i could find. It says PV produced 3% of the procuced energy in 2011. It is sa…
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Comment #4028453
>€100 billion [2] to build this, at taxpayer expense. At energy consumers expense to be precise. 100 billion € sound scary, but it's just adds another 8,2% to the incredibly expens…
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Comment #4028423
But nuclear plants burn fuel at night when nobody needs the energy. Pumped-storage hydroelectricity is needed for both.
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Comment #4020316
This is extremely stupid. would it be mongodb.js? or mongodb.c++ mongodb.oss mongodb.foss mongodb.nosql or mongodb.webtwozeroishstuff ? We don't need more fragmentation. I guess th…