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by bvoq 4y ago
op means terraform in a sustainable way. i argue that we are good at making things liveable but not sustainable. i would not be surprised if the exploitation of resources will continue galactically and we should do so to carry the light of
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by bvoq 4y ago
a mars city is still worth the investment. it is easier to build a city on mars than to solve all the problems on earth.
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by bvoq 4y ago
If you don't have a partner/parents at home you are less likely to cook yourself and eat more processed foods. People are getting more lonely and eat more ultraprocessed foods because of it.
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by bvoq 4y ago
Check out micro which is supposed to be a modern nano. https://github.com/zyedidia/micro
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by bvoq 4y ago
Apple is more powerful monetarily than most states though.
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by bvoq 4y ago
+1 on D. It even has contracts for members.
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by bvoq 4y ago
There are more than enough tech-savy interested startups that would love to fill the void left by Meta, Instagram, TikTok & co. I would not be surprised if social media becomes state-operated infrastructure at some point, as it is so cr
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by bvoq 4y ago
I thought that was the reasoning behind location locks with quite a few cloud providers, like Firebase for example.
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by bvoq 4y ago
YES! I've been waiting for this. Current starlink systems are a) region-locked (communicate to the same ground station) and b) require a still surface. This is great :-)
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by bvoq 4y ago
Protip, if you aimlessly cycle in the city, follow a river so you don't have to look at the map all the time!
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by bvoq 5y ago
Really good article. > You don’t have to explain how you’re choosing elements. We’ll just assume you can make it work somehow. Very interesting remark. The way I think about it now after reading your article is: If you prove something wi
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by bvoq 5y ago
Mini question: Isn’t there a lot of sand on the bottom of the oceans and we’re just running out of easily accessible sand?
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by bvoq 5y ago
I wonder if this will become a trend. Small perks for stockholders to encourage customers to invest.
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by bvoq 5y ago
looked like nice times.
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by bvoq 5y ago
I got rejected from many behavioral interviews. In a similar vein, the main thing that helped me was the realization that I had to work on my personality as a whole and then the interviews automatically got better. Especially making project
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by bvoq 5y ago
Yea but they tend to maximise profit. I was invited to join a swiss VC group and the way they do it is you don't get to have an idea. You do market analysis and form groups during 1 year of the scholarship and then build the product wi
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by bvoq 6y ago
Being able to hack together code without formal education gives you a very unique skill imho. It’s not the same skill as writing large code but just as valuable and maybe even rarer as you can’t really learn how to hack things together.
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by bvoq 6y ago
Isn't this the same place everywhere that has a meritocratic system? In Japan/South Korea it's the final test at high school, in Switzerland it's the 1st year of university, etc. I prefer the system in Switzerland, becau
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by bvoq 6y ago
Date an envious depressed person. This will make you empathetic very quickly. Jokes aside, to feel empathy without ever having suffered greatly is hard/impossible. Instead you might be able to express sympathy, which is better anyways.
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by bvoq 6y ago
It’s a sims 4 type character generator, no AI needed.
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by bvoq 6y ago
Here's what I know: They made the game Oquonie together and I believe they earned a lot of money from doing that. Also they got the idea of living on a sailboat from talking to someone in a bar. Living on a sailboat is not more expensi
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by bvoq 6y ago
Location: Switzerland Remote: Yes, if necessary Willing to relocate: Preferred but corona. Technologies: MSc CS ETH Zurich, fresh grad. Can learn most technologies on the job, made sure I did a very practical/general MSc. Feel comforta