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adammunich
5y ago
What is your favorite?
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adammunich
5y ago
It blows my mind that we know this is a massive problem and yet here we are frogs boiling slowly, arguing.
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5y ago
Were the offices physically destroyed?
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adammunich
5y ago
What businesses and how did the storms ruin them?
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5y ago
You can do this for a $30 price point if you optimize your components.
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5y ago
I’ve had a few failed and a few successful ventures. Every time I have failed, it was due to tunnel vision caused by a poor work life balance. Now I hardly work at all, but am far more successful than I was while working 80 hour weeks. Maki
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adammunich
5y ago
And what if they don’t pay?
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adammunich
5y ago
This seems unenforceable. What are they going to do, build a Great Firewall of Florida?
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adammunich
5y ago
Where can I read more about this?
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adammunich
5y ago
I’d love to learn more about what you dug up on this
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5y ago
I don't see why people would bet the future on something that is thermodynamically doomed.
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Attention is competitive and you always have to churn out new stuff when running a game company.
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5y ago
It catalyzes others like ice-9
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5y ago
Humans might not like the idea that the price of energy has been artificially low for a long time since we didn’t cost-in pollution capture. If the true price of energy is higher than what we’ve achieved by burning fuel, what then?
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Stonk Overflow
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5y ago
There’s some experiments that indicate ultrashort and high energy laser pulses may accelerate decay but not a lot of interest has been allocated to it.
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adammunich
5y ago
Old news is news I see
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adammunich
6y ago
The football people quickly burn out when nerds are just getting started.
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adammunich
6y ago
You should move
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6y ago
Yup
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adammunich
6y ago
That too
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6y ago
It’s only practical on mixtures with high co2 gas concentrations
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adammunich
6y ago
Absolutely. In the same way that we add street lights for humans, we will add waypoints for cars so they make less mistakes.
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adammunich
6y ago
Are you matching only upper-case strings? If not, that could help filter out some common words.
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6y ago
The latest DC fast charging standard goes up to 400kW, it's only a matter of time.
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6y ago
The electric motor's dominance is inevitable, despite the best efforts of politicians. Hard to beat 95% efficiency and 100% torque at stall.
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6y ago
Installing Linux on old laptops can be a real challenge sometimes. I've done it with 10+ old computers and driver inconsistencies can be a huge time sink.
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6y ago
Extreme weather kills crops. We can't air condition our way out of that one.
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6y ago
Omg I need to make an led version
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6y ago
These just seem like redlining with extra steps. I'm not sure how you could ensure they /don't/ amplify existing bias.
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