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JoshTko
4y ago
It's simple to realize 1. People have finite capabilities to master subjects. 2. Elon is a master in hardware engineering businesses. 3. Twitter is not about hardware engineering.
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4y ago
Moist putty is more precise.
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4y ago
You said battery technology lead. Tesla is a battery manufacturing tech laggard. Tesla will ramp up but their current suppliers are not going to be sitting still.
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4y ago
What lead? 99% of their battery volume is coming from Panasonic or CATL or other chinese manufacturer, Their 4680 cell has same power density as panasonic as of today and they are only producing a tiny tiny volume today.
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4y ago
Your perspective is perverse. the onus should not be on citizens to be informed about every possible toxin and regularly take action. This is victim blaming 101.
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4y ago
Sundar took the easy way of trying to force revenue growth at all costs and achieved it in 2021, but the tactics are not long term sustainable and have slowed growth and profitability. Even more concerning is Sundar has no product vision. H
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4y ago
If they cannot figure out how to convey a single value add use case over the internet then they are toast.
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4y ago
Blaming just the patients and families is disingenuous. The incentives on the hospital, and doctor to overtreat are large and are an equally contributing factor.
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4y ago
Your last point needs to be emphasized more. The core mechanism of aging is likely to be very similar across species as aging affect all tissues, organs, etc.
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4y ago
The fact that Magnus fully understand all the implications of such a statement and still went forward with this speaks to how sure he is of his intuition. He will forever tarnish his reputation if ultimately it's proven that he was sim
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4y ago
Catchy title but this has little to do with iPhones. It's more about apps which are also smartphone platoform agnostic.
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4y ago
If that last theory is correct, should be super simple to identify a suspect. Simply find what passenger was on all the flights.
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4y ago
Also exercise intolerance is definitely not a stress symptom, exercise is often recommended as remedy for stress. Yet this is one of the most common long covid symptoms.
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4y ago
Personally I find it odd how confidently you are in your assumptions in an area you state you are uninformed about. It's harmful to perpetuate the perception that long covid sufferers are simply stressed out.
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4y ago
It's not. The most common mix of symptoms track closely timing wise post covid onset and do not overlap in general with anxiety and stress symptoms. For example chills, exercise intolerance, difficulty breathing after eating, visual sn
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4y ago
Does anyone know if astronaut living quarters are designed to have equipment, water etc. placed in a way to maximize shielding? I.e a water tank that is shaped like a shell rather than a tank.
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4y ago
How are you sick of customer service experience that you did not experience?
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4y ago
Did you tests include inflammation markers such as sedimentation test D-dimer, CRP, or Ferritin?
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4y ago
Financial speculation in necessities need to become illegal.
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4y ago
It's akin to nuclear weapons. If you do not develop them, then you'd be subject to the will of the ones that develops them first. So invariably you have to invest in AGI lest, an unsavory group develops it first.
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4y ago
My guess, the large spine of some fish embedded in the floor that somehow got displaced.
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4y ago
The weirdest part is that its in a very straight line. Could only make sense if this was like a single large organism and even still weird.
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4y ago
Why should they if their preferences negatively impacts everyone else?
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4y ago
Do humans assume things without understanding their relationships?
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4y ago
Note it's iron rust that helps breed carbon-fixing cyanobacteria. Not iron filing.
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4y ago
TLDR: I made a bad design and users did not like it.
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4y ago
This, calling the first design the most efficient UX shows how little empathy he has for his users. He built a UX for himself and faulted users for being "inefficient"
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4y ago
An intuitive analogy is your gut is like a rainforest. It's hard for any one species to become overly dominant since it's a very dynamic system with many species that have optimized to even specific tree species. However in extrem
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4y ago
Daily mouthwash is a horrible idea. Mouthwash contains Corsodyl which has been shown to increase blood pressure. Regularly blasting any part of your body with a harsh antiseptic is probably a bad idea. It took us decades to realize that ant
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4y ago
Would have been helpful to compare against flu vaccine
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