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by aorloff 2y ago
So does the NSA or NRO run the daily Starlink standup meetings ?
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by aorloff 2y ago
Paper mills buy cardboard bales, in the $100-200/ton (it varies a lot) I assume there is a similar market at the aluminum plant for cans, and at the glass factory. I don't think the plastic is actually an input for anything yet.
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by aorloff 2y ago
And this is why we really could use government intervention - to create standardized markets for recyclable products. Basically - the CME for recycleable material, leading the way to gradations and cleanliness standards. Right now this is a
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by aorloff 2y ago
The problem is that very few manager-capable younger folks can truly embrace the thing that has to be done to become a great manager, and that is to cease being an IC. Every startup actually discourages this, which is why so few startups ha
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by aorloff 2y ago
I'm guessing the DOJ has some unlocked client devices with recipient messages that are damning
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by aorloff 2y ago
> 10 years ago if you were operating at scale you still racked your own servers
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by aorloff 2y ago
Yup I hear nobody goes there anymore because its so popular.
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by aorloff 2y ago
If you don't pay property taxes for long enough (usually 5 years) in the US, typically your property will be auctioned off at a county tax sale (assuming your lender hasn't paid the taxes and foreclosed first).
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by aorloff 2y ago
Everyone wants to keep the character of their neighborhood . Forget that ! When you go to a dense city like Barcelona where every block is nearly 4 story high rise apartments, its wonderful. Change is beautiful, people enhance neighborhoo
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by aorloff 2y ago
Its reasonable to point out that we don't yet have 2 competing viable players in the private commercial space transport business
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by aorloff 2y ago
Spacelounge!
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by aorloff 2y ago
I thought we all agreed in 2003 that it had peaked, and that the floating world was the peak, and it was all downhill from there, just when I was informed that no, in fact in had previously peaked in 1998, when they stopped letting you do d
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by aorloff 2y ago
This is like an example case of a lambda + kinesis
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by aorloff 2y ago
And this is why if you own a very old house, you will notice is up on a hill
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by aorloff 2y ago
Go to a tire shop in a poor part of town. They will gladly sell you a used tire if you have a blowout.
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by aorloff 2y ago
One word : plastics.
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by aorloff 2y ago
How many BPD do you estimate your software is supporting nowadays ?
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by aorloff 2y ago
This is true, many people got hung out to dry who happened to hold office properties when COVID hit. But the housing could have just housed the family members if times were tight. For at least the first generation, it did. That's int
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by aorloff 2y ago
I meant construction developers as a trade for others.
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by aorloff 2y ago
In the context of a discussion about wealth, its true that the financialization of real estate and runaway values of the greater Silicon Valley were a stroke of luck, but when talking about building wealth, housing has intrinsic value that
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by aorloff 2y ago
They were builders, they had businesses building for other people and invested their own money and time into these buildings for their own family. Luck in exactly what sense ? Yes, they did not die of dysentery on the trail, so evidently so
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by aorloff 2y ago
What about wealth you build for yourself ? Many of the duplexes in town were built by small builders who passed them on to family. Now they are treated like rich landowners but in reality grandpa built the wealth.
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by aorloff 2y ago
I would say ATT ran afoul of a bunch of CA laws by putting this data on snowflake to begin with
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by aorloff 2y ago
Shipping code is a whole separate product from your product Its your first devops product, and how well you do that is going to affect your actual product
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by aorloff 2y ago
Which is why it would be so interesting
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by aorloff 2y ago
Is anyone mining bitcoin in DPRK ?
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by aorloff 2y ago
Behaviorally very different. In other words, in just a few generations the distinctions we make ("dogs" "coyotes") are irrelevant.
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by aorloff 2y ago
Plenty of dogs live wild mostly off the waste stream of humans, but they are not domesticated. Lets call them coyotes.
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by aorloff 2y ago
Sure, in startups that don't grow. In startups that experience internet growth, you find yourself trying to build systems so fast and hire people that you aren't so worried about someone replacing the job you used to have because
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by aorloff 2y ago
Which is why we should be running them at high capacity when they are operational and storing the extra juice

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