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keepthepace
joined 2 years ago
Its a type of energy that gets more expensive
We choose to make it so. Constantly adding security features and not financing research. It could have gone down as well if we had pushed for small reactors, helped the EPR more, not shut down the research into plutonium as a fuel...
Trash is not solved
It is inert and a lot of it has the potential to be a future fuel. "Put it in a hole below the water table" is pretty close to a solution.
A minor error can have a huge environmental impact, especially in densly populated areas like Europe
It will be hard to be as impactful as coal or thermal engines, which are considered to be responsible for about 48 000 premature deaths yearly here in France. If nuclear energy allowed a country to decarbonate, it could "afford" a Chernobyl per year and still save lives.
Plants need cooling, most use rivers and that does not mix well with rising temperatures, and have to be shut down in summer
That's simply not true. Every year journalists fall for it but here is a breakdown:
- Every year some plants undergo planned maintenance in summer, not because it is too hot but because there is less consumption (winter heating is when the peak is)
- Some plants do lower their outputs, the most they had to do it so far was by 0.2% of the total output of the country because of environmental regulations that basically forbid any heating of the water above certain temperatures.
- It only touches plants that don't have the iconic cooling towers. Plants with cooling towers do not warm rivers, in some case they may even cool them down.
As long as there are liquid rivers, plants will be able to cool down. We will have much more serious problems before this becomes an issue.
Nuclear plants are not flexible and can’t react to energy availability
It can. As I am writing that, it is 1pm here, we are at 33GW of nuclear production, mostly because there is a lot of solar power and Germany is flooding us with electricity with negative price. At 4am, we were at 42GW of nuclear.
Most fuel is produced by less reliable states.
Minerals are fungible, therefore consumers go for the cheapest. It usually means countries where semi-slavery is the norm and environmental regulations are not a thing. They do tend to be shitty countries yes. Non-fossil mineral resources however are found pretty uniformly over the globe (having mountains helps). There are uranium mines in France that we shut down because of labor cost.
No public backing
That's the main problem. The above lies have been repeated ad nauseam and local opposition means that opening new nuclear plants is basically impossible. This is a policy and opinion problem mostly.
I am bitter about it. The sane plan was to go full nuclear in the 90s, double the electricity production, get rid of coal and thermal vehicles that way and slowly transition over 40 years into solar as we either get batteries costs down or develop space based solar power.
Now we are getting the transition but it was oil-fueled instead of nuclear-fueled and this choice was made by people misled into believing they defended the environment by fighting nuclear power.
Yes, wind/solar + batteries is the future (though I don't think these are cost competitive with nuclear yet. Solar alone is, batteries not) but opting out of nuclear was a very costly option for the climate.
Yeah, that kind of stuff. Any you’d recommend?
A bit dated but Cousteau's documentaries, while it mentions environmental problems, do that from a discovery point of view.
There.
(just downscaled/upscaled with no interpolation)
Yes: they train the model on 8 bit art with 8x8 pixels and then ask it to generate with a scale of 0.125 (1/8) and scale up with no interpolation.
0.7 on the Kardashev scale. En route to 1.0!
tl;dr:
sur 1939 affaires examinées, seules 22 de celles qui ont été résolues l’ont été grâce à des indices ou des preuves tirées d'images de vidéosurveillance. Ce qui fait 5,87 % des enquêtes élucidées.
À vous de voir si vous considérez ce nombre normal, haut ou bas.
Perso je crois clair que l'utilité de la visiosurveillance est avant tout du théatre électoral pour se positionner "contre les voyous" ou "contre les fachos".
I love all the things unicode support by default but one should not be ashamed to refuse to support some features.
Is there a legitimate use for vertical text? Japanese can be written horizontally as well, using vertical form is a literary choice but many japanese platforms opt out of it.
The typical example given is Japanese text traditionally being written vertically, but I am doubtful that it has any uses in a forum. That's a bit like claiming that you need cursive fonts because it is traditional in western countries.
Fini Tower Wizard, que j'avais acheté pendant les soldes.
Mon fils a voulu essayer Raft qu'il avait vu chez des streamers qu'il aime bien mais on a trouvé ça chiant.
On a recommencé une partie de Factorio avec le but de s'acheter Space Age si on reste motivés jusqu'à la fin (mais il se décourage à la tech nucléaire)
À cause e-penser, j'ai acheté Exographer, j'aime l'idée d'expliquer le modèle standard via un platformer. Je suis content de l'achat pour encourager la démarche, mais je trouve que le contenu éducatif est pas encore assez intégré au gameplay même si c'est bien mieux que ce que j'ai vu jusqu'à présent.
J'avais pas aimé Noita parce que je n'avais pas compris que c'était un roguelike (opinion impopulaire: je trouve que dire "c'est un roguelike" est trop souvent un gimmick un peu facile pour "j'ai que 4 heures de contenu mais on va augmenter la rejouabilité en enlevant les sauvegardes) mais je l'ai réessayé récemment en mode "osef, on speedrun et on fait exploser un max de trucs" et c'était assez fun en fait.
Et mon fils commence (enfin!) à se dire que jouer c'est bien mais que faire des jeux peut être fun aussi et on s'est pitché quelques concepts de game design qu'on va peut etre tenter de prototyper ensemble.
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L'administration Trump a l'intention de faire payer par l'Europe ses frappes contre les Houthis
(www.theatlantic.com)
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[Pétition] Pour des véhicules du quotidien abordables et légers
(petitions.assemblee-nationale.fr)
Source : David Revoy
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C'est possible en France d'obtenir des verres de lunettes nus pour les mettre sur ce genre de trucs?
(slrpnk.net)
Je me pose la question vu que je suis à un fablab bien équipé et que je dois à un moment changer mes lunettes.
Yes, it is not a problem for the power plants, it is a problem for the fauna and it only impacts reactors without cooling towers (which I repeat, can actually cool down rivers). And I may add, this is a problem for the fauna caused in big part by the global warming which nuclear plants help prevent.
From the (translated article)
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