buckle8017

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by buckle8017 2y ago
Trailers are useful and thus expensive.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
The thing about asylums is that they're always going to be terrible, but the standard isn't good, it's better. Is a terrible asylum better or worse than living on the streets?
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by buckle8017 2y ago
> Granted, they only solve it for certain cohorts, but it demonstrates that it is rather trivially solvable. Those cohorts being women and children.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
It's purely a re-brand, the re-branders say that the "unhoused" have homes they're just not houses. It's stupid.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
Unfortunately the massive reservoirs tend to be quite far away from the salt water. For desalinization plants to operate with the sun entirely new massive fresh water reservoirs would need to be constructed.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
Well yes Qualcomm is the CIA of course they won.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
I didn't calculate anything I just put in an address and a monthly electricity bill. https://sunroof.withgoogle.com/
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by buckle8017 2y ago
Yes I think in general those are a better deal for the homeowner. They're a terrible deal for those companies investors though. Presumably at some point they go bankrupt and sell your roof at auction??? weird setup
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by buckle8017 2y ago
Estimate for a house in SF with a typical roof and typical electric bill. $20k upfront cost. $4k in savings over 20 years. That's an implied rate of return of 0.9% annually. No thanks.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
This is why you can't hire anybody competent. Maybe try admitting what you're building and justify it as necessary instead. Insulting people's ability to reason is a certain way to repel anybody with a brain.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
You might believe that you don't make weapons, but nobody else does. You're building satellite components, which I'm quite certain are dual use.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
The key takeaway is that Tata Group doesn't care about safety at all.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
Fortunately the people wanting to do that are often to stupid to realize what's vulnerable.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
Is this a joke? He's talking about the length of his tenure.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
Yeah they've survived by paying bribes.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
Intel without a foundry has no strategic value to the people of the united states. Intel is pretty obviously dependent on taxpayer subsidies right now. So they're going to get rid of the foundry? Big brain plan over there.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
It's certainly more visible in west coast cities where the homeless are moving to get services(and less winter).
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by buckle8017 2y ago
The homeless is just more visible than it used to be. https://www.statista.com/statistics/555795/estimated-number-...
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by buckle8017 2y ago
> Pi is ~70 EUR including ~25% VAT. Now add a power supply and case.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
Sol-Ark likely complained about Deye selling within the US. Deye said something to the effect of "we have contractual obligations". I think they're both at fault.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
Nothing to learn here, they were just scamming various governments. That's why they promised to expand to so many places, each government subsidized them separately.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
You'll note that the Covered Allied Persons excludes those countries on the list so long as they are party to the ICC. The military aid prohibition does not.
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by buckle8017 2y ago
That's not the list of covered persons. The act bars military aid to any country that is a signatory to the court, except those countries.