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by carrozo 7y ago
Take some more pills, pillhead.
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by carrozo 7y ago
“Plastic sarcophagus” is going to make me chuckle all day, thank you.
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by carrozo 7y ago
Money quote (ok, paragraph) for me: Yet another consequence of Disney Plus is that it will erode the basic foundations of capitalism. in his book, Iger notes had to find ways to compensate Disney division heads with arbitrary metrics to ge
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It’s Time to Break Up Disney: Part One(mattstoller.substack.com)
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by carrozo 7y ago
If you’re worried about missing out on a topic, you can always set a series of Google Alerts for keyword terms to stay in the loop. You’ll also get a wider variety of sources and opinions.
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by carrozo 7y ago
I remember sharing this manifesto when it came out years ago. However, I’m glad I came to read this thread now because I had no idea it was so blatantly plagiarised!
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by carrozo 7y ago
Great summary. Feel free to share your work here? :)
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by carrozo 7y ago
It's that tracking shot where it starts with spaceships we're familiar with in our own "timeline" like the Space Shuttle and works up to larger and larger vessels, including Enterprise. Suppose having the ability to ferr
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by carrozo 7y ago
Starship is a cargo conveyor system. The Starship is comparable in complexity to a 737, and so it’s not unthinkable to have a construction rate of 500/year. If each Starship manages 300 flights per year, each carrying 150 T of cargo,
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by carrozo 7y ago
Was thinking about this the other day. As a total n00b with a small amount in Coinbase, can anyone recommend an easy and secure offline (paper?) method of storage?
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by carrozo 7y ago
Would be great to have a global synchronised boycott of their products to force some action here. Pretty sure spooked shareholders will drive overnight packaging innovation.
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by carrozo 7y ago
In Paris, freight trucks enter the city at night and deliver packages to smaller warehouses near homes. In the morning, bikes and electric vans haul them to people’s doorsteps. Some neighborhood convenience stores and flower shops double a
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by carrozo 7y ago
So... maybe we should find out what they’re predicting for 2056?
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by carrozo 7y ago
I think it’s catchy/sticky and relevant to the value prop. Surprised it hasn’t been used already either tbh. Tool looks great too!
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by carrozo 7y ago
Is this why Bitcoin shot up 24% in the last 24 hours?
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The World Is A Supply Chain(linkedin.com)
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by carrozo 7y ago
This is so excellent. Put it on school curricula!
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...Vipin Narang, a nuclear expert and political scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, said removing the weapons would not be straightforward. “Extracting them under these circumstances may be incredibly risky since it wou
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US nuclear bombs at Turkish airbase complicate rift over Syria invasion(theguardian.com)
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by carrozo 7y ago
This reminded me of the quipu: A quipu usually consisted of cotton or camelid fiber strings. The Inca people used them for collecting data and keeping records, monitoring tax obligations, properly collecting census records, calendrical inf
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by carrozo 7y ago
My dog saved my life; unconditional two-way love and the responsibility of caring for another being got me out of my own head, and that cascaded out through every other area of my life in untold ways. It’s a massive cliche, but he really is
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by carrozo 7y ago
Not sure why this isn’t the top comment.
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Uncleftish Beholding (1989) is a short text written by Poul Anderson. It is written using a form of 'Anglish' or pure English, using almost exclusively words of Germanic origin. Where most of the Germanic languages retain their o
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Uncleftish Beholding – A Text Written in “Anglish”(warwick.ac.uk)
4 points by carrozo 7y ago|1 comments
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Luck and the Entrepreneur: The four kinds of luck (2007)(pmarchive.com)
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The Wave that changed the world (2017)(paloaltoonline.com)
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Populism is growing because more people than you think want chaos(thersa.org)
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The Wealthiest Families Are Stockpiling Cash as Recession Fears Grow(bloomberg.com)
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by carrozo 7y ago
No probs! Values/principles also good for that one pager. :)
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by carrozo 7y ago
Comms director here. I know this frustration well. I think it may be because you’re trying to get a one-liner to do all the heavy lifting on what is usually at least 5 different things which serve different purposes for different audiences

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