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They still mostly rely on coal. Slightly more than half of electricity is generated by burning coal, whereas in the US, it's only 15%. The renewable energy share in generation is roughly the same in the US and China, but not for capacity.
"RWE said that it will now reinvest the sum into conventional gas projects, including $900m (£669m) in a liquefied natural gas (LNG) export terminal project in Louisiana."
"Trump has sought to boost government support for fossil fuels after campaigning for the presidency under the slogan "drill, baby, drill"."
That's insane, even though half of Republican supporters believe in climate change, and almost all Democratic voters do too. I can understand cutting government spending on the transition to green energy when projects are unprofitable, but what is the point of cutting it for profitable ones? If I'm not mistaken, energy firms like RWE are even threatened with lawsuits if they continue building wind turbines. Other coal investments are even more insane.
Here comes the European freedom and free speech. With Chat Control it’s even more hilarious. Compliance list, another European Commission, as always.
“Elevated errors across Fable 5
Investigating - We are currently investigating this issue.”
That’s a bug
fp folks trying to reinvent probability theory is hilarious
Yep, that’s what I wrote. It wasn’t a sarcasm
Funny how even safe Rust isn’t able to stop vibecoding without a proper validation. And the fact that it's a monopoly isn't so funny anymore.
What's the key difference between weblibre and Tor, Bromite, Cromite or Vanadium? Why should anyone use it?
Best systemd hardening is switching to OpenRC or runit
I switched from Warp to Ghostty and was never happier in my life.
This is really good news. Europe has kept saying that digital sovereignty is a must, but for some reason, they have primarily considered US-based projects like Fedora and almost never SUSE. This has always made me wonder, because SUSE already has almost all the necessary tools; for example, Rancher and openSUSE and they're well known in Europe for quite a while.
what do you mean? in image processing or in general? in general they're used a lot where performance is important, especially in high frequency trading, crypto-mining, etc. also they're quite important for image processing in defence/medical imaging.
I had a pretty similar experience with struggles. I only did poorly on tests that required a lot of working memory, which led to me getting tested and diagnosed with ADHD. The one thing that kept me going in life was hyperfocus, though I couldn't control it much.
What are the issues with using a field that has a "specific" normalized ghost rate with ghosting by 1,000 hires?
Pale Fire sounds awful and lacks any flair. That's exactly what an ordinary programmer with no taste would name their work.
I fully agree with this article, based on my experience, which I achieved purely empirically.
I was stuck for a long time and couldn't do new, challenging things for myself; it felt almost impossible. The solution was to get more and more challenges in life. This happened almost accidentally, but a lot has changed. After all the discomfort that occurred bit by bit, it has become much easier to do something new. Even if it feels disgusting and you want to shout, the only solution is to just do it.
Also, building new habits helps a lot because it takes at least several weeks, so you have to accept this challenge and do it.