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  • I believe that the main problem is how companies work. If I say finance that I want to donate to an open source project half of what we are paying for the licenses of the alternative rubbish commercial product we are using now, they will simply say no. No discussion at all. We always need to find commercial entities that work via licensing to support open source tools. This is also a reason of the success of red hat compared to debian. Companies don't pay debian, I couldn't even if I would like, because they don't offer a package of enterprise licenses... That is the only option finance understand

    It is crazy and a pity...

  • I was on holiday in southern Europe. I was there at 43° Celsius. I know a person who witnessed 47 more southern. In places where these temperatures have been seen only over the past 10 years

    I mean, it's pretty simple to know the temperature, thermometers exists. Just call someone in southern Europe and ask

  • The real problem is honesty of the users and rewarding system. Why do people copy and paste answers from chatgpt? Or even spend time to create bots? Because there is some kind of reward for them. The reward is what needs to change. The reward is the driving force to "cheat". Why are these people doing it? What's the reward they are after? I have no idea. But there is the problem to solve

  • These are the same companies that created a cartel to purposely jeopardize any effort to move away from fossil fuels. They wanted methane to be the future, to maintain the status quo.

    And they are still lobbying against "green" legislations around the world

    We shouldn't trust them, they are much worse than tesla

  • Density might be similar, but sodium can accumulate and release much less energy than Lithium, and it is heavier. It means that similar batteries, similar density, would need to be larger and heavier.

    That's the disadvantage of sodium over Lithium