EastLondonCoder

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Atomic precision qubits in 3D device(nature.com)
2 points by EastLondonCoder 8y ago|0 comments
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Eviation’s Alice is an all-electric, nine-person aircraft(robbreport.com)
70 points by EastLondonCoder 8y ago|85 comments
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
They are fairly quickly disappearing: https://climate.nasa.gov/news/2510/see-how-arctic-sea-ice-is...
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
I think you should expand this absolutely excellent post into an article.
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
Not only companies, Sweden has this for example: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sweden_Sans
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Eviation’s Alice is an all-electric, nine-person aircraft(robbreport.com)
3 points by EastLondonCoder 8y ago|0 comments
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
As other people are mentioning it depends what country in Scandinavia. Sweden is not super expensive. Norway is very expensive but on the other hand they have excellent subsidies for electric cars: https://www.theguardian.com&#x2
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Solar foods(solarfoods.fi)
137 points by EastLondonCoder 8y ago|53 comments
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Cultivated meat without serum(businessinsider.com)
1 points by EastLondonCoder 8y ago|0 comments
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
This is very true, it’s also worth mentioning that all ways of faster than light travel means travel back in time in some reference frame which in breaks causality.
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
I have yet to see any ftl scheme that doesn’t break causality in some reference frame. I have a hard time fathoming a universe where cause and effect are disjointed, this leads me to think ftl is impossible. As other commenters are pointing
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
I have managed a disagreeable giver. I very much appreciated his upfront style and his passion. But whenever he was exposed to the rest of the organisation people took him as hostile and arrogant. Ultimately me backing him made me untenable
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
The strongest argument for increased immigration is that most if not all of the western world has a declining population. Also its also not yet clear what types of jobs will be easy to automate. For example I think an assistant nurse would
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
It’s an unusually beautiful written article, well worth the read just for the prose. As for the main sentiment that we have a new AI winter, I’m not so sure. My lay person view is that we see quite a lot of commercial success with these sys
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
I like to be able to see film in a theatre, and as far as I can see the only way of having theatres work out financially is for them to have a short monopoly on screening the film before they go to streaming services. For me the combo of Od
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
Sweden has done it before very successfully. Also yes there is a limit on how many people you can sustainably take in. The Swedish government put on the brakes when the system couldn't handle more.
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
"Its overwhelmingly clear the main reason for the party is to turn Sweden into some sort of white nationalist fantasy where anyone with a brown face is not welcome. "do you really believe this? - yes. Anecdata, what relatives and
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
Thats an odd way of looking at SD. There is a clear macroeconomic consensus that immigration is good for the economy as a whole, the GDP growth Sweden has enjoyed strongly support this. An SD government would be a threat to the Swedish welf
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by EastLondonCoder 8y ago
Brilliant recommendations. I would like to add learning redux as soon as possible is a good thing.
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by EastLondonCoder 9y ago
I also almost always use contactless payments here. But there is one big exception. When paying in a small business such as on off license or small cafe/restaurant I will go out of my way to use cash because I want the business to keep
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by EastLondonCoder 9y ago
"they want to nationalize all private banking." - I'm not sure where you got that from. Whats on the cards is to create a central bank based system of payments. I'm personally not in favour of having to pay a fee to VIS
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by EastLondonCoder 9y ago
I think that kind psychological profiling you can do with a Facebook profile is not obvious to most people. It’s not even clear to to most people that they are under 24/7 surveillance by using the Facebook app. There has been some rais
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by EastLondonCoder 9y ago
Interesting to see comments about bike commuting in Stockholm and London since I tried it in both cities. Commuting by bike in Stockholm is a breeze even if you are biking in parts of the city with lots of traffic. Its also a beautiful city
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by EastLondonCoder 9y ago
Very cool! I wonder if a slightly more elaborate tool could help with tracking of mood disorders.
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by EastLondonCoder 9y ago
So currently most money gets created when a back offers a loan, how and much is decided by the central bank. The thinking behind the current system is that easier access to credit will increase productive investments and grow the economy, h
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by EastLondonCoder 9y ago
I think Satoshi marketed bitcoin as a currency, but the intention was something that more resembles gold than currency. Bitcoin as a currency does not make sense from a macroeconomic point of view. Whats the incentive of spending something
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Star Wars: Secrets of the Empire “Hyper Reality” Experience(wired.co.uk)
1 points by EastLondonCoder 9y ago|0 comments
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by EastLondonCoder 9y ago
I got rid of my TV in 2003, I'd just lost my job and thought it'd be a good idea to lose a distraction. It worked and was not particularly hard. Now I did unleash an enormous amount of smugness towards everyone about how good it w
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by EastLondonCoder 9y ago
It’s a very good idea, the restorative effects on taking a break from modern life has been practiced a long time in Scandinavia. Both my brother and my father has tech intensive stressful jobs in healthcare and keeps their minds by hiking,
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String theory prediction with gravitational waves?(theguardian.com)
2 points by EastLondonCoder 9y ago|0 comments

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