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Armed and Dangerous » Blog Archive » Why Alternative Energy Isn’t
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Absence of a decent storage technology means we can’t really time-shift electricity demand.
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Transmission losses mean our ability to space-shift demand is limited, too
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Household conservation slightly decreases the maximum capacity needed locally where the conservation is being practiced, but has little impact further away, where demand has to be supplied by different plants.
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Solar and wind power are both time-variable and low-density. Lacking good ways to time-shift and aggregate electricity, this means you can’t count on them to run factories and hospitals and computer server farms. The best you can hope for is that they can partially address low-density usage, running climate control and appliances for homes and some purpose-designed office buildings.
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biomass has much lower practial energy density than coal or oil. This means you have to transport and burn a lot more of it, with much larger pollution and life-cycle costs.
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The industrial base load is the life blood of technological civilization; without it, we’d have a hideous global population crash, and then revert to pre-1750 conditions in which the economy is almost entirely subsistence farming and life is nasty, brutish, and short. The first question any energy-policy proposal has to address is how to sustain an industrial base load equivalent to today’s — much higher than today’s actually, if we don’t want to condemn the Third World to perpetual poverty.
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Those costs are not denominated just in money; low-density energy sources are more labor-intensive to operate and that causes more illness and death. Compare annual deaths from coal mining to annual deaths in the petroleum industry to the annual deaths associated with nuclear power; the trend is dramatic and favors higher-density sources, even if you ignore chemical air pollution entirely.
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And no, electric cars aren’t the answer either; the power to run them has to come from somewhere. The best case is that people will charge them off the grid at night. This will require power plants to be burning just as much additional fuel as if the cars themselves were doing it, perhaps more given transmission losses. What electric cars can do, at best, is give us fuel flexibility, replacing direct
oil-burning with nuclear plants and coal. But that’s not going to net out to lower pollution and lower costs unless we build a lot of nuclear plants very quickly. -
It’s largely forgotten now, but we’ve actually been through a similar transition before. In the mid-19th century whale oil was heavily used for lighting and as an industrial feedstock. Prices rose as whales were hunted to near-extinction; fortunately, the stuff proved to be replaceable by petroleum. Yes, that’s right; big oil saved the whales. A century and a half later, pond scum looks likely to save civilization.
Can the Rescue Plan Fix the US Economy? - Frank Shostak - Mises Institute
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At the root of the problem are not mortgage-backed assets as such but the Fed's boom-bust policies. It is the extremely loose monetary policy between January 2001 and June 2004 that set in motion the massive housing bubble (the federal-funds-rate target was lowered from 6% to 1%). It is the tighter stance between June 2004 and September 2007 that burst the housing bubble (the federal-funds-rate target was lifted from 1% to 5.25%).
My Presidential Endorsement.. « blog maverick
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Senators McCain and Obama, failure to recognize that what the financial markets went through changed the fabric of our economic model and in turn the impact of your economic policy is completely irresponsible.
Diamond and Kashyap on the Recent Financial Upheavals - Freakonomics - Opinion - New York Times Blog
The best summary I've seen so far.
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Against this backdrop, if the government had rescued Lehman, it would have repudiated the claim that the Bear rescue was extraordinary; it would have also conceded that in the six months since Bear failed, neither the new facility that it set up nor the other steps to make markets more robust were reliable. Essentially, the Fed and the Treasury would have been admitting that they had lied or were incompetent in stabilizing the financial system — or both.
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As their own funding dries up, the remaining financial firms will be much more cautious in extending credit to normal firms and individuals. So even for people whose own circumstances have not much changed, the cost of the credit is going to rise. For an individual or business that falls behind on payments or needs an increase in short-term credit because of the slowing economy, credit will be much harder to obtain than in recent years.
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A second challenge comes with defining the acceptable level of chaos. We will never be able to find out what would have happened if A.I.G. had been allowed to fail. Furthermore, there are some reasons to believe that even if A.I.G. continues to operate, the fundamental stress in the financial system will remain. If the rescue does not mark a turning point, the bailout may be viewed quite differently down the road.
2.3. Coding your user script [Dive Into Greasemonkey]
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If you need to reference your user script's variables or functions later, you will need to explicitly define them as properties
of thewindowobject
Protect Our Kids from Preschool - WSJ.com
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early education in general is not so crucial to the long-term intellectual growth of children. Finland offers strong evidence for this view. Its kids consistently outperform their global peers in reading, math and science on international assessments even though they don't begin formal education until they are 7.
Pull Requests — GitHub Guides — GitHub
Pulling is easy in Git - only three complicated commands!
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mojombo can reply to my message, delete it, or ignore it. Pulling from me is easy:
$ git remote add -f defunkt git://github.com/defunkt/grit.git
$ git checkout -b defunkt/master
$ git pull defunkt master:4f0ea0c
Stone
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- A file-based data store for Ruby.post by avdigrimm on 2008-04-21
Phusion Passenger users guide
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6.3.3. I get a "304 Forbidden" error
[rant] Own Yourself.
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If I love you, then you're fucking awesome, and it's okay to think that about yourself.
Feminism Past and Present: Ideology, Action, and Reform
Camille Paglia, being awesome as usual.
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As a veteran of pro-sex feminism who still endorses pornography and prostitution, I say more power to all these chaste young women who are defending their individuality and defying groupthink and social convention. That is true feminism!
Thinking-Out-Aloud - The eugenics of our time ...
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We forget, after the Holocaust, how respectable eugenics thinking was. And, while it had support across the political spectrum, it was an impeccably progressive cause. Central planning was going to create better babies just as it was going to create a better everything else. The "chaos" of allowing people to breed every which way was as offensive—and as great a barrier to the Glorious Future—as the "chaos" of the market of rampant capitalism.
HighLine
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Command line interfaces are meant to be easy. So why shouldn’t building
them be easy, too? HighLine provides a solid toolset to help you get
the job done cleanly so you can focus on the real task at hand,
your task.
Uncertain Principles: The Self-Justification of Elite Nerds
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All you really need to be able to carry on a conversation with another person is a willingness to accept that their interests are worthy of discussion.
Installation of WireShark V1.0 on Mac OS X
Covers permissions issues!
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Allowing Access to the Network Interfaces
When starting the new WireShark you will notice that you can't do any sniffing, as there are no network interfaces available.
To allow this, the BPF devices need to be accessable by WireShark.
For more details have a look into Utilities → Startup → README.macosx on the WireShark disk image.
The following commands in Terminal will install the necessary files to set the BPF permissions.
Then all users with administrator rights will be able to sniff packets.sudo -s
cd /Library/StartupItems
cp -pR /Volumes/Wireshark/Utilities/Startup ChmodBPF
chown -R root:wheel ChmodBPF
exit
After a reboot, WireShark should be able to access all network interfaces.Optional: Installing Command Line Versions of WireShark
If you want to be able to use the WireShark utilities on the command line (Terminal), install some small scripts on your system.sudo install -p /Volumes/Wireshark/Utilities/Command\ Line/* /usr/local/bin
If you haven't installed the WireShark application into /Applications, you have to tell the command line scripts, where to find it.
Open .profile with an editor and add the lineexport WIRESHARK_APP_DIR="<Directory, where WireShark resides>/Wireshark.app"
Then close all existing Terminal windows.
With a new Terminal session you should be able to access WireShark utilities.
Twitter Technology Blog: Twittering About Architecture
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Twitter is, fundamentally, a messaging system. Twitter was not architected as a messaging system, however.
Mystics of Spirit and of Muscle — Ayn Rand Lexicon
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The good, say the mystics of spirit, is God, a being whose only definition is
that he is beyond man’s power to conceive—a definition that invalidates man’s
consciousness and nullifies his concepts of existence. The good, say the
mystics of muscle, is Society—a thing which they define as an organism that
possesses no physical form, a super-being embodied in no one in particular and
everyone in general except yourself. Man’s mind, say the mystics of spirit,
must be subordinated to the will of God. Man’s mind, say the mystics of muscle,
must be subordinated to the will of Society. Man’s standard of value, say the
mystics of spirit, is the pleasure of God, whose standards are beyond man’s
power of comprehension and must be accepted on faith. Man’s standard of value,
say the mystics of muscle, is the pleasure of Society, whose standards are
beyond man’s right of judgment and must be obeyed as a primary absolute. The
purpose of man’s life, say both, is to become an abject zombie who serves a
purpose he does not know, for reasons he is not to question. His reward, say
the mystics of spirit, will be given to him beyond the grave. His reward, say
the mystics of muscle, will be given on earth—to his great-grandchildren.
To the People: Know Your Limits -- Then Push Them Until You're Willing to Sleep with Rob
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Isn't this what we Yanks and Brits are fighting for in Iraq? The right to drink as much booze as we want at home? Don't the Islamistfacisterroist hates us because of our decadent, whore mongering western culture that feeds on excess in drugs, alcohol and sex? That's the war I signed up for and I'm punching out if that isn't the plan anymore. Let me know when we are back on that "terrorist hate us for who we are" meme.
Reason Magazine - Hit & Run > Cities on a Hill
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I don't want to live in a town filled with ideologues, even (or especially) if they're ideologues I agree with. That said, better a thousand Paulvilles than a single McCain Nation.
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