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dukoid

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    Comment #48588288

    It's why big oil loves it: We need to do nothing now because nuclear is coming "soon"

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    Comment #48588263

    Show us just a single NPP that is properly insured

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    Comment #46646126

    I think it might be this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJliQ2fsiUA

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    Comment #46540352

    I'd expect the main advantages to be portability and maintainability?

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    Comment #46510808

    I wonder if it theoretically could (or already does) benefit from something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nCg3aXn5F3M

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    Comment #45683035

    I was assuming it's something similar to PL/0 but the grammar looks quite extensive...

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    Comment #45527065

    Why do so many drivers kill pedestrians? Passive voice and saying that they are killed by cars is part oft the problem: https://visionzeroreporting.com/

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    Comment #44955885

    Ah, now I am glad I stuck with DSSSL :)

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    Comment #44890945

    I am not arguing against cars. I am just arguing against the "right" to pollute the environment without taking responsibility for adequate cleanup.

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    Comment #44888816

    Why do we still allow drivers to externalize most of the costs associated with cars? There is existing technology to extract co2 from the atmosphere, and the current cost of this s…

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    Comment #44298388

    Why not think bigger? https://www.google.com/maps/d/edit?mid=1hwChHpCfdV23GhvcZCun...

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    Comment #44257383

    One "trick" that helped me some times: If you don't make progress with a task, count breaking it down into subtasks as an accomplishment

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    Comment #43821128

    I wonder if one of the Anberinc (or similar) devices with single-purpose software would be an option for people shy of going into hardware...

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    Comment #41077918

    What would Reagan say to this?

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    Comment #40810320

    I suppose the bandwidth is not the bottleneck currently but mainly the "switching capacity" for this kind of application?

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    Comment #40810208

    Yeah I was going to write UDP first but then thought it might be a worse analogy because of that. So what I was trying to say is: Why can't shipping containers be more "automatical…

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    Comment #40810185

    Doesn't seem to go anywhere in the end: https://www.blick.ch/wirtschaft/cargo-sous-terrain-entlaesst...

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    Comment #40810178

    Looks like that particular Gadgetbahn is not going to go anywhere: https://www.blick.ch/wirtschaft/cargo-sous-terrain-entlaesst...

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    Comment #40809932

    I wish we had some form of "TCP/IP" over rail, where the "packets" are containers or pallets...

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    Show HN: A Kotlin DSL for WebAssembly

    The initial motivation for this project was just to see how far one can take Kotlin DSLs. That said, it might be useful for situations where one needs to generate Wasm code in a ge…

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    Comment #39748473

    I didn't manage to build any Games with it, but I think it helped me to read Postscript files a few years later :)

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    Comment #39624315

    The intended outcome of so-called "road safety" campaigns, always addressing the victims instead of drivers

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    Comment #39336077

    Philips Briliance BDM4350UC

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    Comment #39335617

    I have been doing this for years without any additional software: just make sure your monitor goes to blank when locking the screen: 1. lock screen 2. Switch USB switch to the othe…

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    Comment #39294090

    My bets are on Wendelstein 7-X / Stellarators