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by c54 4y ago
Part of the story is that solar electricity will soon become (indeed, in many places already is) cheaper than coal or natural gas. China in particular depends on long fragile trade routes from the Middle East for crude oil, and is already t
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by c54 4y ago
Just like rocks become sand, these will erode into microplastics
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by c54 4y ago
> The overwhelming opinion amongst developer types is that remote is better in every way It doesn’t check out to me that this is an overwhelming opinion. People definitely like remote and hybrid work but the tradeoffs vs being in person
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by c54 4y ago
nice, thanks for the links
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by c54 4y ago
This is true in theory but mortgages are the largest levered bet a regular individual can make, and there are other systemic incentives around home ownership making that bet play out disproportionately well
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by c54 4y ago
I think you’re making a good point that I probably agree with, but I can’t tell partially because your writing style is hard to follow. Your whole comment could be improved by separating into multiple sentences and moving the asides out of
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by c54 4y ago
Vim has :TOhtml built in https://vim.fandom.com/wiki/Pasting_code_with_syntax_colorin...
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by c54 4y ago
You might have multiple strategies in the same symbol, one intended to send out post-only orders and one intended to send out crossing orders. Niche functionality like this can help achieve that separation of concerns. Crossing orders are c
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by c54 4y ago
I think they’re just saying that teams forces you into using a thread, and make a choice to create a new one if that’s what you want. In slack by default you’re writing a top level message (ie creating a new thread)
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by c54 4y ago
Folks might like the excellent web fiction UNSONG, which has a lot of Kabbalah nerdery https://unsongbook.com/
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by c54 4y ago
Adam Ragusea is a goldmine of well explained recipes that you could actually cook on a regular basis, even for things like weeknight meals. He tends to emphasize understanding and intuition and using your senses over exact measurement, this
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by c54 4y ago
Interest concept. Are there any videos of someone using one ? I couldn’t find any on youtube
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by c54 4y ago
Your interface with the hammer is your hands, so you might care if the grip is rough or slippery, apart from how well it hits nails. Your interface with code is your eyes, so it can matter a lot how it appears. We read code more than we wri
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by c54 4y ago
Fitting username for someone who didn’t read even the beginning of the article
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Ask HN: What are the American solar companies
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by c54 4y ago
The Consumer Product Safety Commission tries to figure out which products have unnecessary risk for the consumer and apply regulation to the manufacturers. It’s very similar to what the NHTSA does for automobiles. Not accusing parent commen
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by c54 4y ago
This would be true if lobbyists didn’t exist. Too often those who benefit from the status quo masquerade under a pretense of helplessness while using their position to place a toe on the scales. I’m curious though, are you in the category o
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by c54 4y ago
Naturally Obsidian has a plugin for this[1]. This is what I like about obsidian. Ultimately nobody has a consistent set of capabilities they want because the whole space is pretty underdefined (exactly as the article is saying). But we stil
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by c54 4y ago
You might like Notational Velocity or nvAlt, basically only has fast new note creation and fast search.
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by c54 4y ago
Actually one thing I liked from this is the folder structure in his Cartesian app screenshots. Personal → Autogeny (i’m imagining “talking points”, key recurring personal concepts), book of days (daily notes, journal). Documents and people,
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by c54 4y ago
Better still is synthesizing methane from the hydrogen and transporting that. Three H and a C
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by c54 4y ago
I read Quicksilver and started on The Confusion this year but still haven’t felt like it’s grabbed me. When did it start getting more exciting for you?
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by c54 4y ago
Parasite based, interesting. Half joking but the shift from understanding szr as an intrinsic psychological condition versus being causally related to parasites remind me hilariously of the midichlorians reveal in star wars.
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by c54 4y ago
That’s a good point, local production cuts out the cost of transportation
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by c54 4y ago
Sadly predictable...
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by c54 4y ago
The wave of bans from the muskjet thing has been quite dramatic. It'll be interesting to see if the people who've been lauding musk for his supposedly pro free speech attitudes will reckon with what's been happening in actual
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by c54 4y ago
I've been excited for this product for a while now! How do I set up email feeds, especially paid substack feeds?
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by c54 4y ago
This is the play that Terraform Industries is engaging in as well. Cost for synthesizing a unit of methane from atmospheric CO2 and water using solar power is set to drop lower than the cost of drilling it out of the ground. https:/&#
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by c54 4y ago
https://twitter.com/gatesjets https://twitter.com/CelebJets
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by c54 4y ago
Worth remembering this is public information: https://globe.adsbexchange.com/?icao=a835af Looks like they took down other accounts in violation of the new policy: https://twitter.com/airforcetrack https:&#

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