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by aquadrop 8y ago
I'm pretty skeptical of this. 3 W mobile CPU outperforms 165 W desktop CPU? If it was the case, they would have those things in macbooks already, and would boast tens of hours from one charge... If you go to the article that is mention
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Because this doesn't give you political points.
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Database server?
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Not everyone lives in USA.
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Apple is a bad example, since it literally almost failed after they ousted Jobs... And yeah, Musk is one of very few who created major changes in several industries, and 7 billion people didn't. Removing Musk now, when Tesla is on a b
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Why is this bad? You follow cryptocurrency subreddit, they show you relevant ad. You follow "warm mittens" subreddit, they show you relevant ad, etc. So why is it a bad thing?
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by aquadrop 8y ago
It's new tab in the first option for me.
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by aquadrop 8y ago
The appeal of the apps for me is: - I don't need to make calls, I have list of places I go to most often and calling a taxi is couple of clicks away - I don't need to worry about payment, it's just "Thanks, bye" and
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Then you'll need to finish 100 quests and slain a dragon to report your taxes each year? :)
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Now way, this is ridiculous that not a single picture shows even a glance of keyboard. They just don't show you half of the laptop (and the other part is screen which you can't say much without seeing it in person).
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by aquadrop 8y ago
No, it's only removing option of quicker waits for higher prices, because you can have longer waits for lower prices as it is (just wait till price surge is over). So yes, that's economic illiteracy with strange motivation of &quo
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Imagine all the cars would be very small and have only one seat for the driver, then all that 'no space for parking' bs wouldn't be a problem.
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by aquadrop 8y ago
There's no need for lead sealed box, Faraday cage will do. :) I think they even sell phone casing Faraday cage nowadays.
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Don't harass those women.
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Yes, being able to cheaply produce hydrogen generating panels is a huge breakthrough, but if they don't have efficiency or cost that means they can't cheaply produce hydrogen.
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Support green energy, being more independent in case of grid electricity blackouts. That's the point of Tesla's roof tiles (at least how it's supposed to be), if you get same looking house and around the same net price, why d
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by aquadrop 8y ago
No, it's vice versa, you put $30k more on your mortgage and pay it out over 30 years with lowest interest rate. So theoretically it should come at no cost to you since your additional mortgage payment will be countered by smaller elect
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by aquadrop 8y ago
What's wrong with reputability of Montenegro?
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by aquadrop 8y ago
I didn't say about data processing, but data gathering. What I meant about stop using account is that they won't send you any new notifications, won't show you as a possible friend for other registering people etc. By data ga
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by aquadrop 8y ago
You can't have the scale with just high end cars to justify same level and dedication to automation. Ferrari sells 7-8k cars a year, Tesla wants to sell more in a week.
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Even your link says "one country" :)
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Not exactly, I specifically left out 'right to be forgotten' part. Also, I didn't see anything specific about tiers for companies and data (I didn't read the whole law, only its explanations) - when you clearly know what
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by aquadrop 8y ago
Yeah, that's what I was talking about couple of weeks ago here. I was afraid that GDPR will stifle innovation and it's just a beginning. GDPR is highly vague omnipresent regulation with huge strict fines. It's like infamous c
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Yeah, because you'll get penalty points... One step till 1984.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
What do they do on their 'real work'?
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Finland and Scandinavia (especially Norway) are great cases for basic income. Those families who are struggling to make ends meet do it because they can't start working or they will lose welfare. Basic income will allow them to enter w
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by aquadrop 9y ago
If you know that you care more about access to the restroom or your overhead bags for some reason - aisle, if you think that you're ok and won't need restroom and just want to be left alone with book/laptop/sleeping - w
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by aquadrop 9y ago
Yep, that puzzles me, why so many people just accept "blockchain helped us to do that" without asking how exactly it did. Blockchain itself is really new interesting technology which opens new opportunities, but I'm afraid it
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by aquadrop 9y ago
You can do it concurrently.
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by aquadrop 9y ago
UBI should be there to fight exactly that, those pointless jobs. It increases value of people's time, so even if there will be a doormen, they will be paid very good and that will be choice of the people.

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