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by aredox 1y ago
They invest and then they extract ridiculous rents from their investments - leading to widespread burnout, perfectly fine businesses being closed and employees being laid off because they don't give double-digit returns, empty shop spa
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by aredox 1y ago
Want to hear something worse? Several times per week, the video starts in English - and then after a few seconds switches to a horrible robotic French auto-dub. Even if the dubbing became magically parfect - and no doubt AI will manage to
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by aredox 1y ago
You don't get it, the idea is to but a (super)capacitor bank at the charging station, just between the power network and the electric car. You discharge them fast into the battery and you modulate how fast you recharge them for the nex
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by aredox 1y ago
Then... Stop. Stop doing this shit. Stop poisoning the well. Stop cultivating and amplifying and spreading everywherethis shit. Stop it.
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by aredox 1y ago
Capacitors are the exact technology to solve this.
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by aredox 1y ago
I just don't understand why models are trained with tons of hateful data and released to hurt us all.
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by aredox 1y ago
It don't think these words mean what they think they do...
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by aredox 1y ago
They are the perfectly rational people who await the arrival of a robot god... Note they are a mostly American phenomenon. To me, that's a consequence of the oppressive culture of "cliques" in American schools. I would even s
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by aredox 1y ago
Reliable statistics require a minimum of 30 samples.
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by aredox 1y ago
Launched reliably... 12 times.
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by aredox 1y ago
Boeing is waterfall but with top managers skipping steps all the time to make the bosses and shareholders happy short-term. Is Blue Origin following waterfall? Why would the founder of Amazon follow the polar opposite strategy of the rest o
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by aredox 1y ago
If your space program has "simple" errors, then you are incompetent. These have to be stomped out beforehand. Is this amateur hour?
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by aredox 1y ago
Also, both Saturn V and the Space Shuttle were dual-purpose programs - they had military goals on top of the scientific ones.
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by aredox 1y ago
You are comparing "sending a small crew for a few days on the Moon ASAP for propaganda purposes" with "setting up a permanent outpost on the Moon". Do you know the McMurdo permanent Antarctica base is costing us far more
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by aredox 1y ago
Less conspiracy, more negligence: “it is difficult to get a man to understand something when his salary depends upon his not understanding it”
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by aredox 1y ago
The last thread of informed comments here on this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42995429
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by aredox 1y ago
Kennedy a month ago: "What I would say is my opinions about vaccines are irrelevant … I don’t want to seem like I’m being evasive, but I don’t think people should be taking advice, medical advice, from me." The guy is an unashamed
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by aredox 1y ago
The people RFK jr just nominated to replace the vaccine board have been even more wrong and yet nothing happened to them except being promoted. The problem isn't the lack of debate, it is the hysteria against minor inconvenience and ra
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by aredox 1y ago
"Assumptions" a) and b) are completely sound. You are the one playing word games ("accumulate unsafety", is that even English?) to try to create FUD. >"taking this is only slightly less safe than taking that&quot
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by aredox 1y ago
Oh yeah, you are offended by my style of writing. Good excuse to not adress any factual point listed in my answer. "Il n'est pire aveugle que celui qui ne veut pas voir."
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by aredox 1y ago
No local reported that. It was all a lie. Should Trump also relay blood libels against Jews?
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by aredox 1y ago
> extremely well informed Like when he said SARS-COV-2 targets some ethnicities or that Lyme is a bioweapon? >For example: most people assume vaccines are tested against an inert placebo like water, and will only be approved as safe i
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by aredox 1y ago
Complete bullshit. You believe there is absolutely no-one amongst the hundreds of thousands of PhDs who aren't interested in exploring low-cost medicines, years after years, for decades. There are no "promising results": ther
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by aredox 1y ago
So in the end, the (conservative) governement restricts the means available to help people, and now you are fighting against other "different" people to get your share of the meager scraps they toss your way. Congratulations, you
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by aredox 1y ago
Flashback: For years, the Insurrection Act has loomed large in the minds of Trump and his conservative allies. - In the summer of 2020, as Trump privately fumed over nationwide Black Lives Matter protests, White House aides drafted a procla
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by aredox 1y ago
"My Confederate flag. Blue, white, and red! That's my flag! Not this flag. Fuck this flag! I pledge allegiance to the Confederacy. Nobody else. Not this country." We have seen what happens to the traitors flying the Confedera
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by aredox 1y ago
On the contrary, they are more relevant than ever in today's era of peacekeeping and anti-terrorism activities. They are fundamental to the stabilisation of the Balkans, for example. They fill the gap between full war and "normal&
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by aredox 1y ago
Superficial argument. The "gendarmerie" is exclusively trained in law enforcement. The military aspect is only relative to organisational aspects.
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by aredox 1y ago
Incompetence. If that story is true and not, you know, complete bullshit to cover that Walz is one of the "off-the-record" sources that are American politics'constant news mill feeders.
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by aredox 1y ago
Is there a similar system but much more affordable? I don't need it to be space-ready or milspec-grade or even compact, I was just thinking of something for tinkerers. (The translation used by Sodern, "Star Tracker", gets me

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