RobLach

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by RobLach 6y ago
Julia in the long term
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by RobLach 7y ago
They can invest it into a cash reserve to combat the existential risk to the company from a global disaster which halts airline travel. Investors are too short-term focused and states are too corporate welfare dealing for that to be enticin
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by RobLach 7y ago
Ahh that’s true. I stand corrected. I incorrectly assumed that the largest sports stadium since that time would be around today. I also did not consider race tracks which do cross that bound.
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by RobLach 7y ago
Oscar Wilde is a good start https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Soul_of_Man_Under_Sociali...
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by RobLach 7y ago
The concept of charity is arguably unethical, let alone noble.
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by RobLach 7y ago
This spreadsheet looks like a chore. Open communication and mutual assistance is way better than some sort of favor debt economy.
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by RobLach 7y ago
Microsoft nor Bill are from Silicon Valley.
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by RobLach 7y ago
Chariot Racing was huge. The largest stadium ever built was the Circus Maximus which could hold over 150,000 people. The stadiums in the world right now don’t even come close.
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by RobLach 7y ago
That’s quite naive. “The practices of slavery and human trafficking are still prevalent in modern America with estimated 17,500 foreign nationals and 400,000 Americans being trafficked into and within the United States” miamiherald.com&#x2F
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by RobLach 7y ago
Every bit of negative Elon Musk oriented news brings out an apologetic post excusing failure and painting it positively, with a pile of democratic support. This is a failure, and failure is perfectly ok working on something like this, but w
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by RobLach 7y ago
Oh wow this is excellent! I was just about to hack together something like this.
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by RobLach 7y ago
You’re right. It’s controlled by IBM, Fujitsu, Bosch, and Oracle.
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by RobLach 7y ago
Honestly, this looks like profiteering in a crisis to help sell their filters as this doesn’t accept the industry standard sized filters made by 3M, et al.
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by RobLach 7y ago
We have no long term effect data on Covid-19 so it’s absolutely insane to do anything but minimize infection rates.
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by RobLach 7y ago
That sounds like it’s a great test actually.
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by RobLach 7y ago
>[New CEO] Krishna is currently the head of IBM’s cloud and cognitive software unit and was a principal architect of the company’s purchase of Red Hat All-in with that then.
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by RobLach 7y ago
From those more in the know I've heard they are constantly having to fight to retire the A-10 which is a program mostly kept alive for solider morale and civilian fan reasons. The rumors are that the leadership in the Marines would muc
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by RobLach 7y ago
https://www.lexshares.com/
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by RobLach 7y ago
What horrid business. Embarrassing.
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by RobLach 7y ago
This analogy makes no sense and is fundamentally antithetical to what a blockchain is. Bitcoin literally has chain of hashes that mark a chain of custody and provably verifies transfers between addresses. Just because actors along the route
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by RobLach 7y ago
Funny how these “glitches” always tend to underpay everyone.
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by RobLach 7y ago
I suppose it's ok to empower criminal enterprise as long as you call myself a "platform".
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by RobLach 7y ago
The solution is that it is already illegal to defraud customers by explicitly and knowingly claiming what you're selling is not what it is in most (if not all) states and the proprietor should just be appropriately punished. What'
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by RobLach 7y ago
Certain merit!
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by RobLach 7y ago
What’s the corruption?
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by RobLach 7y ago
To put things into perspective. The US Navy currently has 83 (known) active watercraft that are nuclear powered. Across all the reactors the Navy use and have used, they have amassed over 5300 “reactor years” without reactor incident. With
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by RobLach 7y ago
That's definitely true if you've bet on consumption increases and preempted meeting that demand, but milk prices are pretty volatile, jumping +/- $4/cwt throughout the year, which makes me think that COGs are padded enou
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by RobLach 7y ago
That sort of napkin math doesn’t take into account any economic or political realities, not to mention a stack of research papers generates 0Mwh. When this plant was being engineered, many projected pricing trends for photovoltaics would ha
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by RobLach 7y ago
Money well spent IMO.
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by RobLach 7y ago
Given that milk consumption has only gone down 1% / year over the last 5 years, which isn't dire, I believe it.

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