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Register. The Economist’s paywall is generous w free articles.
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I was researching a machine tool exporter in Tengzhou, China on Google maps and I found 10 mutton restaurants in Tengzhou.
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Not everything. But not going back to Windows.
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That’s absolutely horrific. They should be sued, but it would take infinitely deep pockets to win.
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This is great advice. I was planning to become more iCloud centric after having a hassle with Google Drive no longer mounting on my 2013 10.14 Macbook. (This necessitates a clumsy 2-step process to use Drive on this computer.) Now, I’ll liv
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This post has more information than you realize.
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Before VBA for Excel, I wrote numerous macros, including ATAN2(x,y) before there was an ATAN2. Afterwards, forget it. Maybe one.
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That’s just what the legacy automakers found, now isn’t it? I suppose anyone can write an operating system that a billion people will use rather easily, too.
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Ok, a warmer Mars is desirable. But is Mars, in earth’s orbit, but on the opposite side of the sun, really closer?
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Ford lost a billion dollars on its EV unit last quarter. “The company loses money on every Ford Lightning it sells — and that was before it knocked thousands of dollars off the sticker price this summer, trying to keep up with a Tesla-trigg
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You’re looking at specs only. Tesla’s costs are close to half, at similar specs. That is what technological leadership means. Not just specs.
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Never not a scam.
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The whole article was stupid, but it led to a lively discussion. Of course a car isn’t an appreciating asset. It accumulates your farts.
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Investing in the technology leader blunts the speculative aspect. And the volatility is caused by panicky, inexperienced investors jumping in and out at the margins.
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Just think of Tesla as Apple. The legacy automakers have soured the auto investment space. But Tesla is a general, diversified technology company.
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That will saturate. Then you will have to decide whether to become a cat person.
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You do not appreciate how far ahead Tesla is technologically. A look under the hood of a Toyota BEV, or a study of the negative profit margins of Ford and GM BEV’s would be worthwhile here. And unlike Finder 4.3 and Finder 6, Tesla is no l
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When you’re getting f’d over, it never “comes up in conversation.”
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1. Most people in this situation, including myself, suffer from some slight mental illness. This tends to get better, ON IT’S OWN, with time. 2. You are unaware of how young you are, and how much time and opportunity there is. All the “gri
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Suppose someone doesn’t rise and leave in formation? Suppose the rich people in row 1 on the window decide they aren’t waiting? Easier to herd cats.
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SpaceX Raptor3(nextbigfuture.com)
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Most of this material is “not even wrong.”
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Ans. To make a living.
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This right here is tab 46 on my phone right now.
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How much methanol?
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Twitter killed two spaces.
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“Prices will rise to absorb any subsidies.”
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The same reasoning applies to cars even more.
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I suspect the tracking and switching infrastructure, the sophistication of free space lasers with their adaptive optics, and the inclusion of satellite receiver-transmitters with their own adaptive optics will not be competitive with laying
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Any job where 80% of the output can come from an LLM.

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