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by acover 5y ago
SpaceX's starship uses methane which can be synthesized from CO2 and water - allowing it to be carbon neutral for a cost.
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by acover 5y ago
Would using the default app with IMAP provide threading?
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by acover 5y ago
The man in the article is working there due to golden handcuffs: > I stay here because in two years, I'll be 62 and I have a union pension acquired over 37 years. I've spent so much time here that I might as well take that pens
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by acover 5y ago
Isn't this an example of monopoly pricing?
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by acover 5y ago
The test hops that spacex and blue origin did are impressive yes, but you are missing the most impressive part! The booster that landed pushed something to orbital velocity. Getting any significant amount of payload (1-4% of total mass) to
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by acover 5y ago
500 - 1500 million https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Shuttle
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by acover 5y ago
I believe freedom uses worse frequencies that don't penetrate walls as well. I left freedom when I'd randomly flip between roaming and not inside my house.
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by acover 5y ago
What led to you working at Sonic?
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by acover 5y ago
The alternative is things just working time. I've never spent hours trying to debug why I need to reboot to get wifi back on Windows.
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by acover 5y ago
Edit: Nvm, I misunderstood the initial problem and my solution doesn't address it. Why not just keep commits as a metric, then estimate the quality of those commits by sampling. If the organization appears to be gaming the stats then f
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by acover 5y ago
Our collective productivity has increased almost 3x since 1950. That 40 hr/week could be 13 for everyone but people choose not to structure their lives that way.
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by acover 5y ago
I think it was just the socialization and being in the loop for what your team was doing. I don't really know though.
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by acover 5y ago
That's not universally true. I've been in buildings where the employees had their own private offices and shared spaces. A majority of people used the shared space.
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by acover 5y ago
Income tax and sales tax are double taxation. Double taxation happens a lot. I don't think it's a good rule for determining if a tax is fair.
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by acover 5y ago
Is there a good resource for how to practically start doing robotics? Specifically how to do it safely? I was putting together a 6 motor toy robotic arm and realized I didn't know enough.
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by acover 5y ago
Why not radar?
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by acover 5y ago
Tesla's solar roof is more comparable to expensive slate tiles then the standard tar shingles. Here is an analysis that finds tesla's solar roof is significantly more expensive than a new roof + a traditional solar installation.
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by acover 5y ago
They don't degrade that fast.
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by acover 6y ago
They've enabled third party internet access's for wired internet [0]. Teksavvy wouldn't exist without the CTRC. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Third_Party_ISP_Access
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by acover 6y ago
Also a significant amount of assets are owned by the wealthy and won't go towards retirement.
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by acover 6y ago
If assets perform poorly then how will the annuity be funded?
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by acover 6y ago
An equilibrium exists but expected returns of active and passive are unknown. Would it reach equilibrium or could there be a crisis due to passive allocating funds poorly.
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by acover 6y ago
Option 3: Force third party stores with selection of various options at start up. Mirror internet explorer requirements. Google has a monopoly and as such has all the power. How can there be consent when one party can dictate whatever they
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by acover 6y ago
See site guidelines for why OP should rephrase OP's comment. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html A few lines seem to apply. Specifically: > When disagreeing, please reply to the argument instead of call
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by acover 6y ago
Companies have been testing this for ages. It's the holy grail to have remote work on par with in office.
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by acover 6y ago
There are leagues that do this, they aren't as popular as formula 1. Even still, the best teams can afford to buy 3 engines and keep the one that's 10% better.
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by acover 6y ago
Feedly replicated it when reader stopped.
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by acover 6y ago
Technical analysis refers to only looking at the price history of a stock. You are referring to fundamental analysis. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Technical_analysis Fundamental analysis still requires you have an e
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by acover 6y ago
For context: global equities market cap is $89.5 trillion https://www.visualcapitalist.com/the-worlds-10-largest-stock...
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by acover 6y ago
Why delete when you can just adjust it's priority in people's feeds.

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