Skip Navigation

InitialsDiceBearhttps://github.com/dicebear/dicebearhttps://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/„Initials” (https://github.com/dicebear/dicebear) by „DiceBear”, licensed under „CC0 1.0” (https://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0/)E

emerty

@ emerty @feddit.uk

Posts
10
Comments
81
Joined
3 yr. ago

  • Eurozone inflation falls to 5.5% in sharp contrast to UK

    Jump

  • I really don't see though, how the government paying me that money to do that thing that didn't need to be done before is really a benefit.

    That's the economic cost for a political decision.

    I don't see why people think centralising power, which is the result of ever more political union, is a benefit.

    I'd like to see more decentralised government. A fediverse version if you like. Representative democracy is so last century.

  • China generates 99.9% pure 'green hydrogen' as world's largest H2 producer

    Jump

  • What's your point? China now has one more? I don't understand what you are trying to say

  • China generates 99.9% pure 'green hydrogen' as world's largest H2 producer

    Jump

  • The irony of your myopia, lol

  • China generates 99.9% pure 'green hydrogen' as world's largest H2 producer

    Jump

  • That's as of 2022, why do you have newer data?

  • China generates 99.9% pure 'green hydrogen' as world's largest H2 producer

    Jump

  • You appear to be living in the 1950's

  • Eurozone inflation falls to 5.5% in sharp contrast to UK

    Jump

  • It's a gift to the companies I work with. The problems caused by brexit, covid and climate change are opportunities.

    Border problems? Customs tech is a multi billion sized market opportunity.

    Food supply chain problems? Agtech opportunities

    Labour problems? Automation, robotics, AI opportunities

    If all you see is problems, you'll never make anything out of anything

    Right, but you've seen the shitshow we get from Westminster right? What makes you think policy will be any better, if anything our government seems to consistently make worse decisions than the EU does in my view.

    I voted for lexit, as did the majority of trade unions, including people like Mick Lynch, it would be absurd to expect a right wing government to deliver lexit...

    The benefits of leaving the EU will take years to realise. It hasn't even got started yet.

  • China generates 99.9% pure 'green hydrogen' as world's largest H2 producer

    Jump

  • Eurozone inflation falls to 5.5% in sharp contrast to UK

    Jump

  • That doesn't change the definition of core inflation...

  • Eurozone inflation falls to 5.5% in sharp contrast to UK

    Jump

  • No, solutions = £

  • China generates 99.9% pure 'green hydrogen' as world's largest H2 producer

    Jump

  • From your own article 😂

    China is the largest producer and consumer of hydrogen globally, but less than 0.1 percent of the hydrogen it produces comes from renewable energy sources.

  • Exclusive: India refiners start yuan payments for Russian oil imports -sources

    Jump

  • It could not immediately be determined how much Russian oil Indian refiners have bought with yuan, although Indian Oil has paid in yuan for multiple cargoes, sources said.

    Multiple cargoes lol

  • HELL YEA BRUBBER (rule)

    Jump

  • Gob: Smacked

  • McLaren have changed all their social platform images to a chrome logo.

    Jump

  • Is this because they are sponsored by Google and their browser, Chrome?

  • Eurozone inflation falls to 5.5% in sharp contrast to UK

    Jump

  • Lol, I didn't invent the definition of core inflation mate. Take it up with the economists

  • The number of track limit infringements is on a steady rise at the Red Bull Ring over the last 5 races held here

    Jump

  • Because they changed the rules to the white line instead of the kerbs?

  • 'British expats have rescued our hometown from the grave,' say Italian villagers

    Jump

  • Neighbourly ties have also formed. London-based Hussain Ramzan, who bought a building for €10,000 (£8,600), leaves a copy of his house keys with a woman living across the street from him in case anything happens when he’s in England.

    They've bought holiday homes on the cheap, they haven't migrated

  • Tories face biggest walkout of MPs since 1997

    Jump

  • Aren't the lib dems the centre right party?

  • Secret email from Severn Trent water boss to rivals: fend off nationalisation

    Jump

  • When companies go bankrupt, the debt is written off. That's not illegal.

  • Eurozone inflation falls to 5.5% in sharp contrast to UK

    Jump

  • Opportunities obviously have to be couched in possibilities. Or do you really expect 40 years of bad subsidy to be undone in 3 years?

    Vertical farming is just one aspect of CEA, and before covid and brexit the UK didn't need vertical farms. Now we do. Necessity is the mother of invention.

    There are plenty of other areas that the UK can regulate based on science rather than feels now.

    https://www.newscientist.com/article/2321556-uk-to-relax-law-on-gene-edited-food-in-post-brexit-change-from-eu/

    And other than agriculture, AI

    https://ukandeu.ac.uk/ai-in-the-eu-and-uk-two-approaches-to-regulation-and-international-leadership/