i test all web search engines the same way:

• punch in “Python itertools”
• see if the official Python.org documentation for itertools is the top result.

if it’s not, then the search engine is contaminated with advertised or SEO optimized results and it’s wasting my time

kagi is paid search, I like the idea of that. why do you recommend kagi and not another paid search provider?

Nowadays i find myself leaning the old ways: browser bookmarks. Not long ago, search was so good that i stopped using them.

thanks for engaging. i think we agree on many of these things. the only difference I’ll lean into is that this piece correspondes to legislation.

I think it does correspond as I described. Should it? Another thing we agree on.

I’m interested in energy in general. Seems like you picked up on that. It’s a complex topic that combines physics, chemistry, economics, politics, and our ecosystem.

When replying to others on Lemmy, it’s good to get to the point or have a TLDR. Seems like you picked up on my tendency to do others this favor as well.

Frankly, I don’t care what people think of me or if they think I’m genuine. I derive my sense of self and esteem from my self. With that said, I enjoyed chatting with the other Lemmy. Hope they did too

One of the reasons i posted it is because it’s not a common position, but one that appears to correspond with legislation. For example, California just passed a measure to reduce subsidies for rooftop solar.

then to your points(ordered to match the ones provided):

• the first one is whataboutism
• couple things for the second: 1 - yeah, probably a fossil fuel funded source. 2 - does that mean they’re wrong? American Oil predicted climate change in the 30s. They weren’t wrong then. Who gets to choose when they’re right and when they’re wrong?
• covered in the the previous bullet
• I said the examples are based, not the article

if someone has motivation to say something, it doesn’t mean they’re wrong. it means something else.

The thing is, it’s true that offshore projects have struggled. You’ve ignored that and said that the article is bullshit.

I actually think the article is FUD, but the examples they use are based.

I could, just as easily as you did, say your articles are lib bullshit and dismiss everything you say. The thing is this line of discussion is flawed. Don’t ya think?

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Russia bad!

kernel development atmosphere, code quality, bloat, …

🤯

This is America, what do you think?

A Lenovo P series with deepfacelab. I would work public perception of Dubya (and Jeb) to avoid the decades of war crimes.

considered harmful

• meat
• dairy
• eggs
• alcohol

these are large industries with a lot of muscle. I’m sure the deal they struck with Uber eats doesn’t include an option to “turn off” these offers

arms manufacturers

pro tip: 7-11 has self serve coffee

Best: NetBSD because of documentation, pkgsrc, and is not Linux

Worst: Ubuntu because of snap

they will be

a days work for 80 kg of gold? I’ll do anything