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Comment #49172553
For that to change they need to not depend on expensive power plants (such as coal, gas, etc.), the bidding process for the electricity market in the EU will price the 15-minute wi…
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Comment #49169936
Sure, if they are extremely passionate about it and make it their life's purpose they will keep fighting even against hugely unfavourable odds. I'm not one of those, I just comment…
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Comment #49169850
> I haven't suggested someone should wait it out, but the notion that nothing can ever change because it's "culture" sounds absurd to me and as an excuse to not try I simply did no…
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Comment #49169719
> That's never true, countries changed extremely, also cultural-wise. If talking Germany the basic example is changing from a very militaristic society (far before the Nazis) to a …
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Comment #49169637
That's what happens when a culture is broken to the point of requiring generations of work to fix it: people who are unhappy will leave because there's no hope for enough to change…
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Comment #49153903
> If you like how a country does things, why not change the country you originate from instead of going to that other country? Because it's neigh impossible for an individual to me…
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Comment #49140152
There's no need to be technical about a social aspect of human life, there's no paradox of the heap when considering the human aspect: people alive have felt in their skin and soul…
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Comment #49129506
Same for me, have Philips Hue bulbs for the past 10 years, some 50 of them and only had one failure unrelated to the LEDs themselves.
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Comment #49126537
78 years is not that far ago in terms of human generations, the children of the people displaced are still alive, and they've disputed it all the time since then. Don't understand …
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Comment #49123851
> Also the Arabs took the land from the Byzantine empire in the 7th century AD. A historical event from 1300 years ago is a bit irrelevant to contemporary issues.
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Comment #49121344
> It's your responsibility as a scientist to step up and say that some research is garbage when you see it. The only case I personally know of someone doing that during their PhD d…
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Comment #49120433
Zionism can be both the nationalist movement for making Israel a Jewish state as well as the interpretation that such a movement is inherently colonial and racist. So Zionism for I…
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Comment #49120347
My cat almost doesn't chew at all, she's only fed wet food which she swallows in chunks and the rare prey she catches outdoors is teared and swallowed in chunks as well.
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Comment #49111144
Germany still has expensive thermal power plants which dictate the price of electricity given the bidding system used for pricing it. Sweden and Norway have very cheap electricity …
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Comment #49107199
Vance's support of Orbán; Musk's support of Reform, AfD, and other far-right parties across Europe; Thiel's shadow interference through his "gatherings" with other countries' elite…
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Comment #48948363
The few times I had to Slack someone way out of office hours I simply set a delayed message to be sent in the beginning of the workday. People have different notification managemen…
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Comment #48905841
Spain is as rich as Japan on GDP PPP, richer than Israel and New Zealand. Readership issues in countries like the USA started way before mass adoption of AI, so also it's not relat…
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Comment #48889214
> They stayed quiet while the FDA let transfats and MSG fester in baby food for decades I need to nitpick on this: MSG is not harmful to babies, if it were then breast milk wouldn'…
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Comment #48859811
> Tell me exactly what you mean by "ragebait". Shouldn't things that make people angry be reported on? Should they be swept under the rug? I'm kind of tired of hearing this word be…
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Comment #48858577
I don't follow, the argument is against the addictive design of the feed algorithms, not the information being shared per se. Nothing in this is geared towards curtailing platforms…
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Comment #48848101
Memories have mostly been detrimental to me, I have disabled it completely after many moments of frustration. In general Claude would decide to save irrelevant memories, or apply a…
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Comment #48845967
> but being fueled by massively excessive taxes in the USA I think it's even worse, it's funded a lot more by debt than excessive taxes, taxation in the USA is not even that excess…
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Comment #48842015
If that's the case, the capitalism you allude to has never existed. Never.
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Comment #48832176
Completely agree with you, it's not progressivism itself making bad films, it's bad films going through a checkbox exercise to tick things off a list. It feels worse because it's a…