Again, you dumbass:D... perhaps you want finally to enlighten us how many variables your world climate model has? So we all can learn from your supremancy? Perhaps the climate institutes researching this topic would pay millions if not billions for your model?
If 1mm is the low, and 6mm is the high... you know what the average absolutely isnt? No it is not.
Sea levels are measured by the low tide. So if on average over the whole world the sea level rise at low tide is 1mm, it is considerably higher during high tide.
Sorry, if I was unclear. (However: no idea why you think average means a distribution over low and high tide... why do you think that would make any sense at all?)
You are a lying dishonest fuck and you n eed to fucking STFU forever. Perhaps you should visit a phsychiatrist, if I had seen your follow up rant more early I probably had refrained from answering...
Because they are shutting down nuclear plants like they are going out of style. The claim was about Europe. Not about Germany.
And Germany shuts down coal plants, too. Replacing both with renewables. Do you live under a rock?
The CO2 increase was due to winter and more heat usage in housing, has nothing to do with nuclear power. In Germany we never had a meaningful amount of houses that were heated by nuclear power: hence switching off nuclear power plants has nothing to do with increased CO2 production. That is all common sense, but it seems you are an idiot, and an uniformed on top of that.
This in spite of the fact that New York City had more traffic fatalities last year than nuclear power has killed in all of history.... Despite the fact that you are wrong...
Consider having a nuclear accident like Fukujima or Chernobyl in NYC: the traffic accidents would skyrock.
To give readers a rough idea of the differences in the games, it's quite common in xiang qi for a knight (they call it "horse") to be moved to the side of the board early in the game whereas in chess that would usually be a bad move and it would be much better placed to be first moved towards the middle. The horse in xiang qi strictly moves first straight and then diagonal. It can not jump over other pieces, unlike a chess knight. In other words, it has 4 sides where it can be blocked. In chess the idea that a knight should be in the center comes from the simple fact that it then defends/threatens the most fields. The closer to the edge, the less fields it can cover. It seems that this is tactically not so important with xiang qi.
And there are many web/internet sites where you can play chess internationally, mostly for free. That means regardless where you are and who you are, you can play. You get matched with similar rated players and can climb the ladder, can play simultaneously... can play even by email aka one draw per day or similar.
Because it is actually pretty hard to have enough people within walking distance to support most types of stores beyond the corner quickie-mart. It is not a problem in Europe, and neither in the few countries I visited in Africa and Asia.
that is going to need market area of a couple tens of thousands of people, and it is rather difficult to get that many people to fit within walking distance of anything. You have never been in a civilized city, like Paris?
There are supermarket chains that have a store every 200m... and the big stores you find in commercial areas or outside of every medium sized town, like Leclerce or Auchon etc. have a "miniAuchon" etc. all over the city.
And then again: every majour road is chained with "Arabs" selling food and groceries and "Chineese" selling vegetables and fruit. I live in Menilmontant when I'm in Paris. In a radius of 100m around my place are probably close to 50 food shops, and 3 or 4 of them are super markets. In a radius of 400m I most likely have 20 super markets.
Three times a week thee is a market on the middle "lane" of the road. The road is "three lanes", a double lane in each direction, and a center lane for pedestrians, lined left and right with trees. There is market so often and you can buy everything from eggs via cheese and oysters and fish to vegetables and simple clothing and a USB charger... or second hand cloth.
1. Better and more available contraceptives for 3rd world women.
How many third world countries are there left? Somalia comes to mind... and do you know more? How much population do they have? How much CO2 do they produce?
See: cutting their population growth to zero, would change nothing!
Just how is that much sea level rise supposed to result in any flooding above and beyond the huge variance that is tidal levels? Because 1mm average sea level rise means 1mm more water in low tide and roughly 6mm more water in high tide and on top of that, if there is a wind from the wrong direction it increases those 6mm to 18mm to 36mm... however that depends on coastal structure, no idea if Sydney is particular prone to storm floods.
From the summery of the article you linked: In response, AMS created the Committee to Improve Climate Change Communication to explore and, to the extent possible, resolve these tensions. To support this committee, in January 2012 we surveyed all AMS members with known e-mail addresses, achieving a 26.3% response rate
The not responding others probably have canceled their subscription... that would I do if honestly a climate research group, where I'm a member in would ask me if (A)GW is (partly) natural.
Because the winters in 2017 were unsualy hard. There is no prediction that CO2 emissions will rise in 2018. Why would they? The summer was perfect for low CO2 emissions. Well, the winter came early it is unusually cold in west Europe... but I doubt it will shift the balance.
Your claims are as absurd as claims of other people.
On average it will be wetter or more precisely: more humid. There is no evidence that deserts will become green or "food baskets" as your parent calls them get more water in the right time.
Humidity in the air, which makes it (perceived) unbearable for humans, does not mean it rains enough to water plants or even food crops.
We have trouble to predict El Nino and LA Nina effects, and that are cyclic climate phenomena, and you want to predict which area of the world will have more water for agriculture in 20 years or in 50 years? I call that hubris (no idea why americans spell it that way).... but good luck!
Given that everything in java inherits from Object templates are not required. Perhaps you want to read up what a template is. Inheritance and "macros" are two completely different concepts and if used properly work orthogonal. Your argument would make a limited amount of sense if Java would work like SmallTalk and had dynamic message dispatch instead of static compiled method calls.
I'm no Java hater (I kinda like Java) but one have to accept that it has it's limits and being able to provide 100% of what a OS needs is not one of them. Compiling to native code and being able to access arbitrary memory, is all what you need to write a pure OS... in any language.
That is personal outcome, not risk. The two are separate concepts. While the individual consequences is enormous to the afflicted, the risk of it happening in the first place is minuscule. The risk of being hit by a Ford F-150 in Texas is much higher, and what happens then can certainly be tragic too. That doesn't imply that Texas should necessarily ban Ford F-150s. That is a silly argument. As people can not plan not to encounter F-150s. However they can prevent eating that lettuce and hence lower or remove the risk to be affected by that particular e. coli. So yes: that risk can be managed and from the point of view of the society aka health insurance aka hospitals, it is worth it.
Just FYI, I have noticed over a period of years that this "Angel" person has often been an opinionated, agressive, and mean-spirited arguer. My best suggestion is that he/she is probably not worth your time. Nevertheless you support my point, thank you:P
Dumbass your self... read the links provided in my previous post. It is a model that predicts average global temperatur: that is one freaking value and not a biological cell or what ever you model.
So, the water marks on the photo you mentioned before are not caused by tides? So you can tell us which mark is from 1862 and which from 1950? Good luck with that...
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Again, you dumbass :D ... perhaps you want finally to enlighten us how many variables your world climate model has? So we all can learn from your supremancy?
Perhaps the climate institutes researching this topic would pay millions if not billions for your model?
Ah ... sorry.
Was not aware about that.
Strange ... as I live in Europe (mostly).
I guess this is fraud: https://www.eea.europa.eu/them... ??
To bad we have no weapons as weapons are banned here, or should I say "firearms" to go after those pretenders ...
Idiot!
If 1mm is the low, and 6mm is the high... you know what the average absolutely isnt?
No it is not.
Sea levels are measured by the low tide.
So if on average over the whole world the sea level rise at low tide is 1mm, it is considerably higher during high tide.
Sorry, if I was unclear. (However: no idea why you think average means a distribution over low and high tide ... why do you think that would make any sense at all?)
You are a lying dishonest fuck and you n eed to fucking STFU forever. Perhaps you should visit a phsychiatrist, if I had seen your follow up rant more early I probably had refrained from answering ...
Because they are shutting down nuclear plants like they are going out of style.
The claim was about Europe. Not about Germany.
And Germany shuts down coal plants, too. Replacing both with renewables. Do you live under a rock?
The CO2 increase was due to winter and more heat usage in housing, has nothing to do with nuclear power. In Germany we never had a meaningful amount of houses that were heated by nuclear power: hence switching off nuclear power plants has nothing to do with increased CO2 production. That is all common sense, but it seems you are an idiot, and an uniformed on top of that.
This in spite of the fact that New York City had more traffic fatalities last year than nuclear power has killed in all of history.... Despite the fact that you are wrong ...
Consider having a nuclear accident like Fukujima or Chernobyl in NYC: the traffic accidents would skyrock.
To give readers a rough idea of the differences in the games, it's quite common in xiang qi for a knight (they call it "horse") to be moved to the side of the board early in the game whereas in chess that would usually be a bad move and it would be much better placed to be first moved towards the middle.
The horse in xiang qi strictly moves first straight and then diagonal. It can not jump over other pieces, unlike a chess knight. In other words, it has 4 sides where it can be blocked.
In chess the idea that a knight should be in the center comes from the simple fact that it then defends/threatens the most fields. The closer to the edge, the less fields it can cover.
It seems that this is tactically not so important with xiang qi.
China and Japan have another chess like game btw., Shogi, see: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/...
In that variant you can reuse captured stones and put to use on your own side ... but it is so long ago that I played it, I forgot everything else :D
And there are many web/internet sites where you can play chess internationally, mostly for free. That means regardless where you are and who you are, you can play. You get matched with similar rated players and can climb the ladder, can play simultaneously ... can play even by email aka one draw per day or similar.
Because it is actually pretty hard to have enough people within walking distance to support most types of stores beyond the corner quickie-mart.
It is not a problem in Europe, and neither in the few countries I visited in Africa and Asia.
that is going to need market area of a couple tens of thousands of people, and it is rather difficult to get that many people to fit within walking distance of anything.
You have never been in a civilized city, like Paris?
There are supermarket chains that have a store every 200m ... and the big stores you find in commercial areas or outside of every medium sized town, like Leclerce or Auchon etc. have a "miniAuchon" etc. all over the city.
And then again: every majour road is chained with "Arabs" selling food and groceries and "Chineese" selling vegetables and fruit. I live in Menilmontant when I'm in Paris. In a radius of 100m around my place are probably close to 50 food shops, and 3 or 4 of them are super markets. In a radius of 400m I most likely have 20 super markets.
Three times a week thee is a market on the middle "lane" of the road. The road is "three lanes", a double lane in each direction, and a center lane for pedestrians, lined left and right with trees. There is market so often and you can buy everything from eggs via cheese and oysters and fish to vegetables and simple clothing and a USB charger ... or second hand cloth.
https://www.google.co.th/maps/...
Use street view and walk around. It is full with small shops, restaurants, small hotels, coffee bars and: super markets!
1. Better and more available contraceptives for 3rd world women.
How many third world countries are there left? Somalia comes to mind ... and do you know more?
How much population do they have?
How much CO2 do they produce?
See: cutting their population growth to zero, would change nothing!
And the fact that you know nothing about how points come to the posts show that you are ignorant about how /. works or an idiot or both.
Hint: if he would have been modded from 0 - 1 or 2, there would be a tack like +insightful, +informative etc. on the score.
Just how is that much sea level rise supposed to result in any flooding above and beyond the huge variance that is tidal levels? ... however that depends on coastal structure, no idea if Sydney is particular prone to storm floods.
Because 1mm average sea level rise means 1mm more water in low tide and roughly 6mm more water in high tide and on top of that, if there is a wind from the wrong direction it increases those 6mm to 18mm to 36mm
You are an idiot.
From the summery of the article you linked:
In response, AMS created the Committee to Improve Climate Change Communication to explore and, to the extent possible, resolve these tensions. To support this committee, in January 2012 we surveyed all AMS members with known e-mail addresses, achieving a 26.3% response rate
The not responding others probably have canceled their subscription ... that would I do if honestly a climate research group, where I'm a member in would ask me if (A)GW is (partly) natural.
Because the winters in 2017 were unsualy hard. ... but I doubt it will shift the balance.
There is no prediction that CO2 emissions will rise in 2018. Why would they? The summer was perfect for low CO2 emissions. Well, the winter came early it is unusually cold in west Europe
Your claims are as absurd as claims of other people.
On average it will be wetter or more precisely: more humid. There is no evidence that deserts will become green or "food baskets" as your parent calls them get more water in the right time.
Humidity in the air, which makes it (perceived) unbearable for humans, does not mean it rains enough to water plants or even food crops.
We have trouble to predict El Nino and LA Nina effects, and that are cyclic climate phenomena, and you want to predict which area of the world will have more water for agriculture in 20 years or in 50 years? I call that hubris (no idea why americans spell it that way) .... but good luck!
Batteries usually have a liquid electrolyte, solid state batteries use a solid instead.
And I provided several links, which exactly show that. However you ignore the links ... so good luck with your argument :D
You seem to mix up measuring of a grid of data points with prediction of a single value or small set of values.
Given that everything in java inherits from Object templates are not required.
Perhaps you want to read up what a template is. Inheritance and "macros" are two completely different concepts and if used properly work orthogonal.
Your argument would make a limited amount of sense if Java would work like SmallTalk and had dynamic message dispatch instead of static compiled method calls.
I'm no Java hater (I kinda like Java) but one have to accept that it has it's limits and being able to provide 100% of what a OS needs is not one of them. ... in any language.
Compiling to native code and being able to access arbitrary memory, is all what you need to write a pure OS
you and I do (and apparently I pay a lot more than you) ;D wow, that was easy.
Then apparently you earn a lot more than I do
I did not say that swimming pools operate at cost. I said: they are public funded.
Water plants operate at cost. They are not public funded.
That is personal outcome, not risk. The two are separate concepts. While the individual consequences is enormous to the afflicted, the risk of it happening in the first place is minuscule. The risk of being hit by a Ford F-150 in Texas is much higher, and what happens then can certainly be tragic too. That doesn't imply that Texas should necessarily ban Ford F-150s.
That is a silly argument. As people can not plan not to encounter F-150s. However they can prevent eating that lettuce and hence lower or remove the risk to be affected by that particular e. coli. So yes: that risk can be managed and from the point of view of the society aka health insurance aka hospitals, it is worth it.
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80% of all corral reefs are shrinking or dying ... no idea why you claim otherwise.
You have presented zero evidence to the contrary of my claims. ...
You need evidence for common sense? Wow
https://ocean.si.edu/ecosystem...
https://www.leisurepro.com/blo...
Just FYI, I have noticed over a period of years that this "Angel" person has often been an opinionated, agressive, and mean-spirited arguer. My best suggestion is that he/she is probably not worth your time. :P
Nevertheless you support my point, thank you
Dumbass your self ... read the links provided in my previous post.
It is a model that predicts average global temperatur: that is one freaking value and not a biological cell or what ever you model.
So, the water marks on the photo you mentioned before are not caused by tides? So you can tell us which mark is from 1862 and which from 1950? Good luck with that ...