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shadowfaxRodeo
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Comment #28876646
It’s not dangerous?! Somebody tell the nuclear power companies. They’ll save so much money on security and safety. They could have a side hustle doing tours for school kids. Of cou…
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Comment #28862385
> That doesn't seem to add anything to the discussion. I don't know what you're getting at. I'm explaining why I'm against building nuclear power plants — it's a very simple point …
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Comment #28852311
You could make the exact same argument about nuclear energy. The same promises were made, and it has failed to deliver. It doesn't address the main issue of nuclear — it's incredib…
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Comment #28851388
If you think there's no prospect of coal consumption going down, then we're headed for global calamity. Knowing that it's a likely scenario that the world becomes wildly unpredicta…
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Comment #28850179
I don’t think you’ll find many anti-nuclear people on HN that are also pro-fossil-fuel. It’s a false choice, we can choose to not use fossil fuels, and decrease the risk of nuclear…
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Comment #28850004
This is a false choice. As the world gets more unstable due to climate change — an increased risk on pandemics, civil unrest, extreme weather events — do we really want abandoned n…
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Comment #28773657
Because it doesn’t collect personal data to sell to advertisers.
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Comment #28771750
This is an excellent point. I’m no influencer, but i do have a big family and lots of very close friends. I’m very lucky. Many people are isolated and struggle to make and maintain…
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Comment #28771637
Which messaging app do you think most people would join… one with nobody else using it, or one with everyone else using?
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Comment #28771610
My issue is with Facebook, not with the network effect itself. Happy to use the network effect to get people off Facebook.
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Comment #28771462
Understandably, people who don’t use WhatsApp, don’t think it’s weird that other people don’t use WhatsApp. People who do have WhatsApp, probably have it, because most of the peopl…
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Comment #28771276
I got rid of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp about 4 years ago. Facebook and Instagram was easy, but people who have WhatsApp really think you’re weird for not having it. Deletin…
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Comment #28706832
I've tried it out, I'm still getting smaller AVIF files with dithering. Not like the saving you get by using a dithered png instead of a jpeg. Depends on a lot of factors. You can …
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Comment #28704145
But you can also use a dithered AVIF — and save even more.
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Comment #28701555
But have you tried dithering AND using modern image formats?
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Comment #28701514
Hi there author of the article here, I did a lot of testing when I wrote the article, and even made a tool for dithering. https://doodad.dev/dither-me-this/ It completely depends o…
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Comment #28701403
If you try to use lossy compression on a dithered image it will increase the file size. Using dithering and saving in a compressed lossless format will have drastically different r…
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Comment #28681919
I wrote that previous comment before I fully understood the new specification. I'm still not entirely sure, but it looks like you're right. I thought the rules were static, I see n…
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Comment #28681622
I have a firefox version, and a safari one in the works. It has about 50 users on firefox and 1500 on chrome. It works a bit differently to most content blockers, you can take a lo…
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Comment #28680617
Removing webRequest's blocking will completely destroy my web extension. It helps people get work done by blocking website's they're addicted to. I've just started out on a new ver…
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Comment #28665509
it's the opposite way round. png is especially good at compressing dithered images. It's a reduced color palette, (in this case just black and white) so there's lots of repeated se…
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Comment #28179654
The carbon emmissions of the internet are often simplified to more data = more carbon — making streaming video the worst offender. Streaming video happens most on fast, more energy…
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