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811.
by boringg 2y ago
It isn't as homogenous a society as an outsider would think but I can assure it’s quite stable as a country. Quebec exiting anytime soon would be annoying for the country but a tragic mistake for quebec especially in seeing how poorly
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by boringg 2y ago
2030s
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by boringg 2y ago
VR just isn’t going to happen for a long time. It does have a real purpose or a strong drive to use. I have meta 3 and i played for a bit but then it ended up on the shelf for a variety of reasons. It has a lot of good specific uses but st
814.
by boringg 2y ago
Depends on the needs of the market and their own generating supply. Arbitrage opportunities would surely exist in the short run while long run pushes the price to a natural equilibrium.
815.
by boringg 2y ago
You should also remember that actually having a more connected grid makes it susceptible to reliability issues as well. If you look back to 1999 when the entire northeast electrical grid was crippled for a couple weeks as a function of tha
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by boringg 2y ago
Connecting your grid to other markets for the premise of cheaper energy also puts you in a situation where you no longer control your own destiny. My expectation is that the presumed gains of some cheaper power don't balance the risk
817.
by boringg 2y ago
Its a great sound byte for the politicains. Politicians aren't known for the economic and business acumen. Sound bytes and promise of jobs get them elected. Don't know the details of this project but if the cable is subsidized b
818.
by boringg 2y ago
That was circles
819.
by boringg 2y ago
The other take is that a neighborhood that has a vibrant art scene is one that people want to live in not that they want to supplant the current population living there. Theres a natural draw to live there.
820.
by boringg 2y ago
Flywheels as a business term is funny. It’s an energy storage device that smooths out energy delivery…
821.
by boringg 2y ago
Weird that a judge would make that kind of statement. It seems very much unjudgely.
822.
by boringg 2y ago
Again you aren't competing for the same resources. Our global resources are plenty. You are unnecessarily making a dichotomy. Of course preservation of life on our planet should be paramount. We can also pursue space travel. Space
823.
by boringg 2y ago
Absolutely worth it. We wont fill the galaxy filled with life because the galaxy is huge and we are but one tiny tiny portion of it. For us to survive and do anything impressive takes all of human ingenuity. Also those two items aren&#x27
824.
by boringg 2y ago
Isn't that person and stress source dependent. Also working until late in life actually improves mental acuity and fights off dementia. So maybe work but not in excessively high stress loads is your point? Though i think your implied
825.
by boringg 2y ago
Also it relate to executives who make quick decisions as being the ones who make their way up the ladder faster as it is deemed to be better to make quick decisions (as long as it doesn't completely blow up or you have someone else you
826.
by boringg 2y ago
Its not likely. It is why they are doing it.
827.
by boringg 2y ago
Couldn't agree more with you. I can't invest into Nvidias current pricing because it relies on expectational execution and macros that continue to drive demand with either no competitors eating up market share OR technology not c
828.
by boringg 2y ago
I mean it depends what you mean by decent spot going forward. If you mean that their equity will continue to grow and trade at its current valuations I find that one tough to swallow (i.e. I wouldn't buy it right now). Right now the P
829.
by boringg 2y ago
Really putting himself on the line with that assessment. /S
830.
by boringg 2y ago
Can someone explain the use case? Is it so that I can run LLMs more readily in terminal instead of having to use a chat interface? I'm not saying it isn't impressive being able to swap but I have trouble understanding how this in
831.
by boringg 2y ago
It sounds like local efforts are using the lack of taxes being paid to be the reason for uproar. Low CO2e energy and no longer using water for cooling is a win. I don't know how they got the air conditioning to 25T of CO2e / year
832.
by boringg 2y ago
Well said.
833.
by boringg 2y ago
Weather app is no where near as accurate and its slow (especially on any radar work). The features may be there but they aren't well implemented.
834.
by boringg 2y ago
Weather app is not accurate and its slow. The features may be there but they aren't well implemented. Diluted for the masses.
835.
by boringg 2y ago
I agree with you in that no other app has comparable data to the weather data that Dark Sky had and the layout was amazing. Yes someones comment that the weather app has more features but its the quality of the features that are missing. I
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Estimating Sleep Stages from Apple Watch [pdf](apple.com)
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837.
by boringg 2y ago
While part of it may be true. The athletes who spend 1000s of hours can probably intuit something being different.
838.
by boringg 2y ago
Yelp was high value in the past - its going to low value in the recent years. It's also regional in its value.
839.
by boringg 2y ago
This is the greatest. Who authorized this redemption strategy? Please walk them to the door. If it was the CEO - I'm sure they are already figuring out their exit.
840.
by boringg 2y ago
To be fair MSFT investments with credits into OpenAI is also almost market distortion. All the investments done with credits posing as dollars has made the VC investment world very chaotic in the AI space. No real money changing hands and

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