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by chneu 1y ago
This most likely points to a leak somewhere. So there isnt much valuable information to be learned here. They weren't able to test much. What they were hoping to test never got started.
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by chneu 1y ago
These have super low profit margins.
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by chneu 1y ago
Step 1: Announce American Investment. Step 2: stroke Trump's ego Step 3: receive money Step 4: foxconn their way to the bank
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by chneu 1y ago
CEO doing it to get quick cash from Trump. Any company large/influential enough to get in front of trump right now is gonna be in the news saying this stuff. The entire admin runs on "the last person to convince trump". Trump
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by chneu 1y ago
This is willfull ignorance disguised as hopeful. OP isn't going to save the world. Them saving a few minutes isn't going to free them up to discover unlimited energy. This is just excess consumption masked as something else. This
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by chneu 1y ago
I think it was wikipedia recently that was pissed because bots were crawling the site instead of using the already available datasets. AI bots don't care about caches. That's one of the big issues
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by chneu 1y ago
There are detriments to this as well. Exercise is good. Being outside is good. New experiences happen when you're on foot. You see more things on foot. Etc etc. We make our lives way too efficient and we atrophy basic skills. There are
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by chneu 1y ago
Immigrants commit less crime than citizens Immigrants actually contribute to GDP because they often work but don't pay taxes. Your food is affordable because of that cheap labor, which farmers are now having trouble finding. Quit repea
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by chneu 1y ago
US citizens have already been arrested and ICE has tried to deport them. Multiple US citizens in Los Angeles were recently arrested on the street. Whole thing was caught on camera. Dudes are literally yelling, "I'm a US citizen, I
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Like it's seriously Nazi shit. This is police with extreme powers. All they have to say is "We thought they were illegal" and nothing will happen.
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by chneu 1y ago
That's what businesses do. They want to lower payroll, always, and will use every new innovation to do it. The wording changes, the intention doesn't. If they could pay you nothing they would.
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by chneu 1y ago
Oh I'm so glad some random comment on HN can assure of us such things. What is this "effective UBI" that you're talking about? Pensions? That isn't UBI.
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by chneu 1y ago
>Glass and metal aren't eco friendly either, not even comparing to plastic. They require remelting which is energy intensive but it's still way better than plastic. This is more of a "how is the energy created" proble
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by chneu 1y ago
Again, American dairy farmers would never adopt this without massive subsidies. Even then they would fight it like they do every environmental regulation(of which there aren't many). If they can't increase profits they will not do
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by chneu 1y ago
Dairy farmers would never do this. The cost of LNG and methane are far, far too low to justify the costs of digestors, collection and infrastructure. Gasses are waste products that are usually vented to the atmosphere, even in the oil indus
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by chneu 1y ago
Everytime Tesla's FSD is shown to be lacking someone always says "well that's not the real version and these people are bias!"
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by chneu 1y ago
Those graphs are still damning for Americans and our extreme consumption.
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by chneu 1y ago
Cops in the US are primed to be afraid. They're told that every traffic stop could be their last. Maybe it has something to do with all the guns people have. Also, US cops just love shooting people and dogs. Some police forces literall
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by chneu 1y ago
Everyone has their faces buried in their phones and then claims to have social anxiety, or that everyone is mean so they don't interact. Humans do best when we are faced with uncomfortable situations on a regular basis; this is how we
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by chneu 1y ago
You're right on target with the over consumption line. AI is a drop in the bucket compared to the insanely unnecessary nonsense that people buy because they just want more crap. Anyone who is talking about how much energy AI uses shoul
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by chneu 1y ago
Really it's advertising. It's just much worse online because it's deceptive and sneaky. Advertising is a privacy and social health nightmare. It pressures people to do things we shouldn't be doing. It normalizes unhealth
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by chneu 1y ago
Battery recycling is a thing
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Business man lies to sell product.
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by chneu 1y ago
> The US, however, wants to keep (or get) them out... Along with US citizens and people here legally.
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by chneu 1y ago
Your kind of comment is exactly why HN still rules. What a fun story. Thanks for sharing
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by chneu 1y ago
Wait what? You shouldn't trust anything you see online already. This has been true for 10+ years now.
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by chneu 1y ago
Yuppers. Social media makes us compare each other to the best versions of people online. It really helps me to remember that everything online is a version or product of what that person/company wants you to see. It isn't real.
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by chneu 1y ago
Not just big oil. The beef and cattle industries also spend hundreds of millions every year spreading misinformation about the health and environmental benefits of beef/dairy. The beef and dairy industries blatantly lie, misquote resea
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It's been the norm on mobile devices for a while. It isn't as normal on desktop but I think most OSes do it nowadays, it might need to be enabled though.
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>The argument that marriage--actual, traditional, heterosexual bindings that produce fresh generations--is useless stands contradicted by the dwindling of a future generations. This only makes sense if you start from the perspective that

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