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moby_click

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    Comment #38854215

    It would be interesting, to also compare the output of farmland practices. If higher input leads to higher output, demand can be met with less land. Here is one example of that tra…

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    Comment #38853472

    I am surprised, that these are not called oreutils.

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    Comment #34439477

    The marketing director that started the meatless program said "The [meat] sausage will become the cigarette of the future". Sales were stagnating or declining. Sales in the meatles…

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    Comment #32470672

    That's 590 MWp. I could not find the expected annual production, so I tried to guess using a PV calculator and came up with about 1.2 TWh/y. That would be 137 MW on average. They s…

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    Comment #31974113

    Generating readable C code was an important goal from early on. Parts of the linux kernel would have to be translated to Low*, which is the subset of F*, that can be extracted to C…

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    Comment #31717421

    From https://pubs.rsc.org/en/content/articlelanding/2020/se/c9se0... > We find that an electricity emissions factor of less than 139 g CO2e per kW h is required for this [Direct Ai…

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    Comment #30231851

    I don't think readers with any kind of computational background expect to read FAILED writes. Apparently, neither does RDX Works - claiming to have fixed most of the issues.

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    Comment #30198481

    That reminds me of another cruelty-free animal product: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eignblunzn A blood sausage made from human blood. Nothing wrong with it ethically, but upsetti…

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    Comment #30197104

    > harvesting honey which has fallen off a honeycomb beneath a tree I never had this opportunity, but I don't see an ethical problem here. As a more realistic example (in my environ…

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    Comment #27585659

    I often come back to a local repository to change something and think, while I'm at it, I'll just `git pull` and end up with a non-working working directory. Surely I should know b…

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    Comment #26456736

    As their name implies, carbohydrates consist of carbon and water (hydrogen and oxygen), hydrated carbon. Amino acids need at least nitrogen in addition, which in our digestive trac…

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    Comment #26454489

    Right, I should probably have written RDI or DV (or DRI?). Doses improved, but in Germany, I can still find multivitamins marketed specifically at vegetarians and vegans with 10ug …

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    Comment #26454152

    https://veganhealth.org/vitamin-b12/ has pretty much everything one needs to know about B12. It's worth a read in general, but especially important for vegans. Teasing the crucial …

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    Comment #25576576

    Unless they invented a creative way to use pop3, it is not 'pull' in any reasonable sense, because you can only pull what has already been pushed. You can't even even select what t…

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    Comment #25571754

    A really puzzling part: "SMTP is a ‘push’ protocol that does not allow one to ‘pull’ messages from a remote server on demand. To do this a mail client shall use POP3 or IMAP. Withi…

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    Comment #23937852

    There should be a section about the benefits of cold showers.

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    Comment #22039425

    Tizen could be a great OS if Samsung did not lock it down and enabled building from source. It is a lot closer to Linux than Android. I use it on a watch/fitness-tracker and the wh…

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    Comment #21291468

    Inherent to dairy production is regular impregnation and separating the calves. Just like the egg industry, market pressure favors more "productive" genetics, which results in male…

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    Comment #20849193

    I switched when I got my Advantage 2 QD. I used typing trainers for a couple of days to learn the positions and then it took a couple of weeks to get adjusted and not have to think…

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    Comment #20756176

    We also cannot digest all the proteins out there, but this reads very promising. If there are no harmful substances to begin with, it can probably be used in further processing by …

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    Comment #20713717

    Yes, that sentiment is highly unprofessional. 9x6 months translates to "that box is checked for reason" and "it's not going to change". Even if things are going to change, it's pro…

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    Comment #20713520

    If you require serialized JSON in a specific order, you are not requiring JSON, but some dialect of JSON and that should be clearly communicated. If, for some reason, a client need…

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    Comment #20713439

    You don't _need_ canonical representations for signing, but then you can't let go of the representation used for computing the signature. What is the argument against a requirement…

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    Comment #20703746

    I've had both front airbags deployed in a compact car with closed windows. Impaired hearing on the right ear (left-hand drive car) was the only damage I took.