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Comment #48922525
> EU produces about the same amount of nuclear energy as the US - and that's despite Germany shutting down all reactors Noting that France has one of the highest shares of nuclear …
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Comment #48907024
1) Mobile browser views: I do this too, for extra friction don't store your password in your mobile browser and force yourself to type it manually when logging in.
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Comment #48881608
E-Mail! :)
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Comment #48254027
The one I have in mind is actually 100% separated from car traffic, eg along a river or rail line.
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Comment #48254012
Yeah, agree. Although I'm not sure how much of a difference biking makes vs. living there in general.
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Comment #48254000
The secret of LA biking infrastructure is that there are a few small rivers / creeks / storm drains running towards the ocean and sometimes those have bike trails. Those are really…
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Comment #48241800
I've been biking to work in Los Angeles for ten years and it's surely been one of my best life hacks ever (to the point where access to biking infrastructure has been a primary con…
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Comment #48073597
Amazon solved trust is very much different than my perception of them: - ads everywhere trying to push low quality product - fake/bought product reviews - commingled inventory (up …
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Comment #47774846
Note that, in the Netflix example, this is at (or mostly) full pay.
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Comment #47373785
Yep, same boat. That's why I had kept my pixel 4a for years until is finally kicked the bucket 2 years ago.
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Comment #47057445
Yep, judging a tree by its fruit.
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Comment #46775648
I hope you're right!
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Comment #46157170
Still got my E46!
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Comment #45677925
> You'll understand why a neutral third party is wary of both. Oh I can understand this, yet my conclusion stands that China (CCP) is and remains a threat to democracy woldwide (wh…
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Comment #45664647
I see where you're coming from, but I disagree. The US is far from perfect, but - so far, TBD where we go from here - has had IMHO a net positive influence on keeping democracy aro…
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Comment #45650659
To be clear, I'm not arguing in favor of the current administration. In fact, I would argue that they have a similar "might makes right" mindset to the CCP and should be opposed on…
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Comment #45640181
Well if you care about democracy, they are the only power that can arguably undermine it, not just at home, but worldwide (tiktok, fueling division, funding antidemocratic parties …
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Comment #45587936
Truth social (or similarly Pravda)
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Comment #44594284
Thanks for sharing this, comments like yours are the reason I come to this site.
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Comment #44333790
Yeah, reverse osmosis systems adding microplastics themselves is a scary fact I also learned on hacker news a few months ago. Does anyone here know if they are RO systems that don'…
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Comment #44277005
FWIW, the energy use per capita in the USA (and other western countries) is lower than in the 1970's and has been steady/declining [1]. Granted, some of the energy intensive manufa…
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Comment #44276910
We could free up a lot of capacity by somehow taxing/regulating the externalities of bitcoin to get people to use etherium (if they must use cryto).
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Comment #44144298
Can't both be true?
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Comment #43419794
Same here. I kept my 4a for ages for the same reason until it died on me (power button stopped working). I'm now on a Pixel 8 and am hauling around a USB-C to 3.5mm adapter as I do…
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Comment #43317027
Yes, agree that it would be very impractical if Elon was heavily diversified. That said, as it stands, the vast majority of his net worth is tied up in just a few of his own compan…