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3y ago
Not really, last thing Tesla wants is antitrust oversight for monopolistic practice.
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Doubtful, rents have been increasing during that entire period https://www.zumper.com/rent-research/new-york-ny
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This is a mouse study. Seems questionable as mice would not need to adapt to regular alcohol consumption anywhere near the level humans would have. The length of impact on humans would probably be different than mice.
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3y ago
Those super focused bacteria and parasites are the worst!
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3y ago
Are you saying this article is dangerous because it may further engage folks that have been already enraged due to having been misinformation elsewhere to the point it could result in violence? Also how does that compare with the actual har
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3y ago
Classic wealth transfer from everyone to the wealthy.
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Tumblemoss
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I have no doubt we'll find out eventually about how they are harmful to humans as well. Companies indiscriminately puring millions of gallons of chemicals with unknown long term health impacts is an insane policy for an advanced nation
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3y ago
Interesting how you don't place any blame on Altman on understand addressing board concerns. A more experience CEO would have read the tea leaves.
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This is interesting in that it implies that catching up is possible if you have enough data, engineers and compute. This also potentially implies that adjacent players such as Nvidia could gain an edge long term because they are a leader in
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3y ago
Allowing PE to muck around in a resource scare, essential good is a recipe for disaster.
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Yes
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This is the first explanation that is consistent with all participant motivations
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3y ago
Would be hilarious if the board members were actually consulting with chat GPT on what moves they should make but accidentally were using 3.5 instead of 4
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3y ago
Use custom instructions. I use "Answers should be very concise by default. Never provide disclosures. Answers should get to the point immediately." and get super concise answers. If I want more detail I just follow up with can you
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3y ago
In bright snow your pupils are super small as the brightness is constant. At a night show your pupils are dilated in let in maximum light intermittent if exposure in these circumstances could be quite different in terms of short/long t
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3y ago
We don't have a shortage. We have too much regulation by AMA limiting number of doctors.
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3y ago
What form of magnesium?
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3y ago
How would this be a huge admin expense? Any company with remote employees already likely have some expensing process, would be probably as much as adding another expense category at best.
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Probably make more sense to launch from ground. No reason to lift entire plane into the air. The launch stations can be placed in relatively remote locationst to minimize human or natural habitat impact. Possibly place launch locaitons clos
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3y ago
If 1-4 is implemented, gas would become a lot more expensive. Companies will switch to EV fleets, gas demand would drop, oil companies would not lobby politicians for drilling permits as new drilling would have bad ROI. Voters will to a les
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3y ago
1. Tax companies for their portion of CO2 generation. Let costs trickle down to customers. 2. Split tax collected evenly to each citizen/perm resident via monthly check. 3. Let market figure out Co2 reduction solutions. 4. Create whist
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The approximate loss of life for major outbreaks in the past 25 years (excluding Covid) was around 500K. In a best case scenario GoF could have mitigated maybe 20% of that or 100k. Let' say one research initiative as r, the chance of t
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Any benefit from research of gain of function research is clearly outweighed by risk of lab leak. I.e if the estimated incremental realized benefit of better planning, better mitigation from a single gain of function research equaled X; the
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A base model 3 would cost me $25k in my state after IRA rebate.
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3y ago
ITT, people who either own crypto or don't own crypto.
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3y ago
I mean is there any question why he was rejected?
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How about we charge how much it will cost to remove debris... This will kill negligent operators as well as spur investment in removal research.
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OP has only four posts, all for the same website.
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Would you continue to choose the fairphone 3 if parts were readily available? It seems that the modularity/repairability reduces reliability relative to the iPhone. My iPhone mini 13 is a tank possibly even more than the Nokias that I&
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