So you mean like parameterized queries, which exist?
So you mean like parameterized queries, which exist?
Except that’s still a SQL dialect, not JSX. There’s no need to make this JSX.
Bold of you to assume they don’t do that with the locally processed data too
Option 1
One is that nuclear power has to account for and financially compensate its passive radiation emissions. This is unique to nuclear power, even though passive emissions from nuclear plants are less than 10 times lower than radiation emissions from coal power plants. Clearly we don’t care that much about the harmful effects of the radiation emissions, and if we do then coal should be charged for the current and past emissions.
The only reason it takes longer than a few years is because of arbitrary regulatory barriers we’ve placed - so when we say “we should build more nuclear” part of the manifestation of that will be streamlining regulation to make it faster and cheaper.
Alternatively, we make coal, oil, and natural gas subject to the same externality-internalizing regulations and taxes and see how things shake out.
So your issue is actually that there’s a lack of a full commitment to public transmission infrastructure that would allow nuclear power to displace coal, gas, and oil? Sounds like we agree then
Yeah man all those fossil fuels burned in nuclear power plants… wtf?
I think we should do whatever decarbonizes us faster
Unfortunately the company is one of two major parcel carriers in this case.
Can you run pixelfed without federation?
And cheese is made of cow’s milk. Non sequiturs are fun!
What does that have to do with anything?
That’s basically what US citizenship looked like at the outset of America- until the Immigration Act was passed, you sent a letter to your local Justice of the Peace declaring your intent to remain in America and that commemorated your citizenship.
As previously stated, I am a globalist and I agree with open borders.
I think pragmatically you need to have some basis for taxing a subset of people, and thus those people will have to be “citizens” subject to certain different rules- but most privileges and duties should apply to residents irrespective of their citizenship status. That’s basically how US state borders work and those borders are considered “open” even though there is a concept of state citizenship.
As long as states exist, citizenship has to exist, but that doesn’t mean we should regulate who can enter, live, and work in our country on the basis of origin, social class, or other things that aren’t like “is this person entering to escape from a crime in their country that we would have punished” or “is this person entering to start a fascist uprising” etc.
I describe myself as a globalist and I explicitly believe in open borders. I’m not sure what you’re on about here.
+1 to waistline. Also the dev team is pretty friendly for contributors