Seanambers

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by Seanambers 2y ago
Mars in two years if that goes well - Humans 2 years later, so humans on Mars before end of decade seems like a bet. They are not that far behind the aspirational goals Elon laid out at IAC in 2016. Then it was called ITS not the starship a
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by Seanambers 2y ago
Well yeah, I should've stated Western Europe more with regards to the welfare state, - Central/Eastern Europe hasn't been that enthusiastic about MENA immigration and they don't have that level of social security nets. A
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by Seanambers 2y ago
>The EU doesn't really do integration, it assumes everyone is a self-motivated tech worker who will do all the integration work themselves. The EU consists of welfare states. Thus the incentive structure for an immigrant is totally
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by Seanambers 2y ago
This is the EU in a nutshell. You also have quite a few people defending this. GDPR is basically exactly what Bill Gurley talks about here ; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9cO3-MLHOM Regulatory capture.
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by Seanambers 2y ago
As far as I know, most of the viral stuff has been active air defence CWIS and the like which can be hard to discern. There's a morbid path from the grainy Iraq war and earlier shaky footage, through IS propaganda which at the time had
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by Seanambers 2y ago
When the toolset is about controlling outcome then yes you take away from boys.
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by Seanambers 2y ago
Ran into the same thing with Santander Bank in Poland. I have been online since the 90s never seen that password scheme ever anyplace else. It´s like who comes up with this insane shit.
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by Seanambers 2y ago
As someone who started to loose his hair in the mid 20s and thinning until I buzzed it in my mid 30s. I will say that being bald sucks especially considering meeting people, sexual attraction and possibly your own perception of yourself.
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by Seanambers 2y ago
Compared to Europe the US has an unimaginable amount of land. Europeans don't know this really - no one has told them , because they never went to the US, the ones who did went for some coastal city. On the other side Americans don&#x
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by Seanambers 2y ago
When Win10 support winds down, I am unsure if I will even bother to continue to use it. MS has shit the bag so to speak with every version since Windows 7.
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by Seanambers 2y ago
There is a trap in there. If you work a lot like this lady does you do not really have much time to reason about how you spend your life and whats important. It just happens to you. But it becomes all encompassing and consumes the person.
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by Seanambers 2y ago
Just for fun - would this work as an European as well?
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by Seanambers 3y ago
The 70 years the US paid for of course :)
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by Seanambers 3y ago
There is such a thing as a private road. This is not about access. This is about money, and to think the EU - the geniuses who gave us all GDPR pop ups - don't have a intrinsic interest in devaluing Apples ecosystem is delusional.
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by Seanambers 3y ago
They do not need, they want and they don't want to pay Apple.
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by Seanambers 3y ago
Then they should just code for Android, stay there and leave us in the Apple Ecosystem alone. I have no effin need for a second store, or a third or a fifth.
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by Seanambers 3y ago
They should however get a good enough Siri LLM out the door.
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by Seanambers 3y ago
"will only be useful for basic browsing" nah.
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by Seanambers 3y ago
Tech pays so much, people can afford to move on. That's probably the biggest reason.
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by Seanambers 3y ago
This comes to mind : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tMXFsWBgB4&ab_channel=Chann... A British tv series about the police and here they come across a criminal organization which uses Encro to smuggle drugs into the coun
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by Seanambers 3y ago
This thing can actually cross the Atlantic hot damn.
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by Seanambers 3y ago
There was no substance to this video at all especially when you think about who might be the intended audience for this video as in tech professionals or tech interested people.
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by Seanambers 3y ago
Rich Dad Poor Dad is a good book for beginners. It introduces a lot of concepts, views and rules that most people have never encountered before. And packages this into a story which makes it easy to understand. Judging from the comments in
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by Seanambers 3y ago
What you are describing is basically subsidies. Taiwan lowered the capital cost of TSMC thus made them more competitive than their competitors. The Chinese did much of the same with their tech sector especially Huawei if I remember correctl
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by Seanambers 3y ago
This shit has ruined the Norwegian electricity market and wrecked havoc on the prices. Norway has an insane amount of hydro which is cheap but the market price has gotten very expensive because of European idiocy and this common market the
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by Seanambers 3y ago
Elon Musk said from the outset that he was not gonna build it, he thought the idea was good and published a whitepaper on it which basically started the conversation. He also talks about a supersonic electrical passenger jet from time to t
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by Seanambers 3y ago
Have you actually lived in both the US and Germany? I haven't but from what I have gathered the U.S is in many ways more preferable than Europe.
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by Seanambers 3y ago
It's gonna be success, but I bet maybe 2nd to 3rd iteration is when they will dominate.
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by Seanambers 3y ago
Israel is a state established by UN resolution. If you really want to blame someone you can blame the British. The British incidentally also promised a Palestinian state to the Palestinians and it was provisioned in the resolution but the
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by Seanambers 3y ago
Windows users have been sending crash reports for decades and nothing happened.

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