Danox

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by Danox 3mo ago
Riley Ace of Spies: RIP Sam
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by Danox 3mo ago
You need half a million 500,000 dollars @ 4% interest (major US Bank) savings account = 1666.66 per month $1,000,000 = $3,333.33 per month $1,500,000 = 5,000 per month $2,000,000 = $6,666.66 per month So with half $500,000 US dollars you
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by Danox 3mo ago
No cope to it the Republicans in California are powerless, but when there was an opportunity at the last minute to lobby on putting the line on the eastern side of the Central Valley (which probably added three or four years to the process)
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by Danox 3mo ago
infrastructure building is a bad word in the United States of America currently, Unfortunately, our major competition in the world is building infrastructure like crazy, but there is still hope, Because once that high-speed rail system star
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by Danox 3mo ago
Agriculture uses 90% of the water in California growing cotton, alfalfa and almonds, which are all very water intensive, Humans watering their lawn, drinking water and bathing, use a fraction. Note: The way they divide up water usage. They
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by Danox 3mo ago
No Lidar, no chance…
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by Danox 3mo ago
That time is coming to an end…
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by Danox 3mo ago
I am hopeful that Australia and New Zealand come to their senses like Canada has had to because of the mad king… With friends like the United States, China, and Russia, they’re gonna have to decide to stop coasting and for once try to move
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by Danox 3mo ago
In time, maybe? The problem is the damage done until that happens.
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by Danox 3mo ago
The problem with MBAs and lawyers is that they are not problem solvers. They are the embodiment of short-term thinking not all just most.
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by Danox 3mo ago
Lawyers and finance people everywhere at the top, running everything with problem solvers shoved to the back of the line. China will suffer the same fate if they allow lawyers/MBA’s to run their country.
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by Danox 3mo ago
Most Coastal areas, lakes, rivers, river deltas near large human settlements say differently in the USA and across the world, the United States had better start thinking long-term and figuring out where they want to be in the world, time is
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by Danox 3mo ago
That’s just excuses for example how does a relatively small company like Black Magic Design With one of the best programs in its class manage to support three operating systems MacOS, Windows OS and Linux OS simultaneously? There are many l
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by Danox 3mo ago
$10,000 divided by five divided by 12 is only $166.66 a month without interest over 5 years a Mac M2 Ultra or Mac M3 Ultra are easily usable computers over five years, so are most of the medium to high-end laptops that Apple sells for one p
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by Danox 3mo ago
All companies have deficiencies in the tech world. However, I would rather be in Apple’s position today, in comparison to Intel or Microsoft, particularly over the last 20 years. And I definitely feel the pain with Aperture, not making it t
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by Danox 3mo ago
How do you design XServe being tied to IBM/Intel the way you want to make it, and why would you, when you’re having problems with Intel, why? would you go any further with Intel hardware wise? Makes no sense. The next four years will b
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by Danox 3mo ago
In two to four years, the Chinese will have at least half the memory market worldwide, and once in, they will continue forward and not look back. I also believe there would be one or two tech companies that will get into memory by taking it
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by Danox 3mo ago
You lost it at when you said forever…
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by Danox 3mo ago
It can be done. It just takes time. But most of America and Wall Street think in the short term every time. (not all but most).
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by Danox 3mo ago
Not with Trump in power, most of our allies are looking for other places to do business.
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by Danox 3mo ago
India wants to fine Apple $35-38 billion dollars they won’t last.
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by Danox 3mo ago
China run by engineers, America run by lawyers and you can still have a career in China as a merchant marine.
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by Danox 3mo ago
Nanny State at it’s worse, The problem is not necessarily getting a warning. The biggest problem is sharing that information with someone else. Incredible.
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by Danox 3mo ago
The antifreeze toothpaste people didn’t get away with it, nor did the 3000 pigs in the river people, and nor did that one group of executives who were in charge of a fertilizer/chemical plant that was one of the largest industrial cata
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by Danox 3mo ago
The demand for smaller models and single purpose AI agents will only get bigger in the future. It’s no different than going for mainframe computers back in the day to personal computers. It’s inevitable…..
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by Danox 4mo ago
This is like the Germans decommissioning their nuclear power plants, What have they gained by doing so? Dependency on the Russians?
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by Danox 4mo ago
Musk is not in their heads, the guy who died in 2011 is in their heads. You know the founder of Apple…
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by Danox 4mo ago
Zuckerberg isn’t dimwitted but Meta is probably at its peak as a company, lightning probably isn’t going to strike again, Metaverse and Meta AI are going nowhere no matter how much money he throws at it. But he’s not alone. Microsoft can sp
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by Danox 4mo ago
The honeymoon is over. Among regular citizens, gamers and some groups of tech, many are now incensed by the cost of memory, I was once mildly enthusiastic about AI but now not so much.
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by Danox 4mo ago
You can add past titans Xerox and Kodak and IBM to the list who spent money every which way and in the end walked away from most of it. The ad money-making machine is slowly coming to an end, particularly the part where they get to be domin

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