Teever

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How to Build 300k Airplanes in Five Years(construction-physics.com)
2 points by Teever 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 8mo ago
Its been a while since I read this post and I don’t have time to reread it but from my experience while it is a useful drug it definitely has addiction and health issues even in more pure forms.
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by Teever 8mo ago
The solution is simple. — make prospective employers pay for the time of the people they’re interviewing. We can argue the rate and which industries it should apply to, but if companies had to pay even a moderate amount out to even just som
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by Teever 8mo ago
Didn't we just see something like 15% of Russia's nuclear bombers wiped out from a drone attack last year? A guy got close enough to shoot at and almost kill a Presidential candidate during the last election -- imagine how differe
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Military Leaders Say Iran War Is So Trump Can Bring About "Armageddon"(newrepublic.com)
25 points by Teever 8mo ago|8 comments
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by Teever 8mo ago
I hope that the EU can legislate this kind of functionality into iOS devices.
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Macron to boost nuclear arsenal, involve European allies in doctrine change(reuters.com)
19 points by Teever 8mo ago|4 comments
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Epstein files reveal deeper ties to scientists than previously known(nature.com)
5 points by Teever 8mo ago|0 comments
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Russia-Ukraine War in 10 Charts(csis.org)
4 points by Teever 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 8mo ago
It's a blatantly inflammatory comment from a 42 day old account with a gibberish username. It's a troll. Just flag it and move on.
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by Teever 8mo ago
'Tech hero worship' is a gross misrepresentation of my comment and I'm not sure how you could draw that conclusion from a comment that used words like "asshole" and "vindictive" to describe Steve Jobs.
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by Teever 8mo ago
All those things may be true but at the end of the day guys like Jobs and Trump are like oil and water personality wise. Trump would have invariably said some stupid shit about Jobs publicly or to his face privately and Jobs would have neve
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by Teever 8mo ago
I've wondered how the world would be different right now if Jobs was still alive. Asshole as he was, there's no way he would have stood for the kind of shit that is going on in America, and he would have vindictively used all of h
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by Teever 8mo ago
I’m sure it’s possible to do both in theory but I find it hard to believe that it’s possible in practice. If it was California wouldn’t be covered in superfund sites that originated from industrial activities that took place decades ago.
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by Teever 8mo ago
I've been thinking recently about how with the impending demographics crunch hitting a lot of countries soonish you're going to see a sort of day of reckoning for municipalities that were run poorly in the past because people will
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Could Canada and Australia form a critical minerals supergroup?(abc.net.au)
5 points by Teever 8mo ago|2 comments
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by Teever 8mo ago
This is what a lot of people don't get. The magic genie that lets you wish for more wishes isn't a a rack of GPUs in a DC somewhere. It's a domestic robot that can do full maintenance on another domestic robot. Self replicat
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by Teever 8mo ago
I've been mulling over a system where there's a legislative body composed of citizens picked through sortition and another legislative body that's elected like normal legislative bodies of today. The twist on that body howeve
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by Teever 8mo ago
How do you expect anyone to take what you just wrote seriously when there's such a blatantly obvious difference in the detectability of the use of these two different products?
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by Teever 8mo ago
The freedom of 18-21 year olds to consume cannabis legally and not be threatened with violence from the state for doing so.
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by Teever 8mo ago
Yes, what you observed is people making unrealistic and disingenuous responses in reply to equally unrealistic and disingenuous reefer madness type propaganda. What happened is that the people making these disengenuous comments in bad faith
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by Teever 8mo ago
I think a better question is why is a person like you in a position to be paying anyone anything close to $150k? Every time I read stuff like this on HN I think to myself "Man the downfall of SV can't come soon enough."
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by Teever 8mo ago
It's really hard to disentangle the myriad of factors that go into the differences that we see in life expectency and quality of life between Canada and the United States but it wouldn't surprise me that this is one of those ones
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by Teever 8mo ago
> no Software Engineer from Portugal to Germany will be willing to guarantee the behavior and fitness for purpose, of any System or Software product they develop Then they shouldn't call themselves engineers. It's not really a
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by Teever 8mo ago
Why the glib dismissal when you most certainly live in a country where the use of titles like 'doctor', 'dentist', 'officer' or 'lawyer' is most certainly regulated? This isn't really that except
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Point of no return: a hellish 'hothouse Earth' getting closer, scientists say(theguardian.com)
9 points by Teever 8mo ago|0 comments
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Phoenix pay system fiasco: 10 years of mistakes and lessons(cbc.ca)
8 points by Teever 8mo ago|0 comments
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by Teever 8mo ago
They could which is ultimately why we need regulators in the EU to premeptively ban those kinds of anti-repair anti-ownership kinds of business decisions. Consumers should be allowed to install whatever software they want on decides they ow
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by Teever 8mo ago
Some people are often drawn to toxic abusers. It's pretty well established at this point that victims of childhood abuse are much more likely to enter into relationships that involve violence from their intimate partners. One of the be
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Baby bust rewrites China invasion math(politico.com)
1 points by Teever 8mo ago|0 comments

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