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Show HN: Opentracker with search(github.com)
1 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Not surprising, wanting to legislate what tech has made increasingly cheaper and more available over time for decades… hastening more people to invest in distributed architectures for both storage and distribution…
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A Pandemic of ‘Russian Hacking’(consortiumnews.com)
3 points by cinquemb 6y ago|1 comments
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Texel Explores US Market for 2-Cent Thermal Energy Storage in Metal Hydrides(solarpaces.org)
4 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Many devs don't want to do any of that, they would rather have everything run in docker and not worry about any of the above (which if you can afford it at scale it can make sense, personally I'm not of that ethos and try to stay
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> But there’s also been a lot of research suggesting most SOTA dense networks are arbitrarily replicatable with sparse networks I'm not sure if its related, but would this work kind of how armadillo can do singular value decomp [0]
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by cinquemb 6y ago
I wish the t4g was available in Singapore… I had to settle for t3a, but the cost savings there combined with using spot instances behind a custom load balancing/dynamic scaling setup (nginx+3rd party modules for hot ip reloads+python d
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The Rescues Ruining Capitalism(wsj.com)
2 points by cinquemb 6y ago|1 comments
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> SoundCloud is a breath of fresh air pending you don’t mind the underproduction. The music I like I can't really find anywhere else to higher degree and ease (occasionally I might find it on youtube, just available on bandcamp, or
820.
by cinquemb 6y ago
Soundcloud solves discovery for me. Every week I look through their search for words i filter on and sample all the songs (40-100 songs, maybe takes 1-2 hours at most) and download them if I like them (some weeks none, some weeks more than
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> I think it's important to note that many institutions have technically persisted and adapted without really staying competitive. This will go ignored by most, for they are too caught up in the respect and power they enjoy now from
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> You might as well also have described the Catholic Church in your post, but the Vatican is still kicking. The church used to play a vastly more important role in society than it does today… something for universities to ponder now that
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Yeah, congress gonna pass a law limiting their liability from being sued, all holes fixed… lol
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> they are already poor so they don't have mortgages to default onto - they can't afford even in good times - and that avoids a major risk of repeating 2008. Yeah, well you are forgetting the people they were renting from have
825.
Eurodollar Mechanics: Regulatory Arbitrage and Rehypothication(soundcloud.com)
1 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Yeah, I think that every time someone/some org knee jerks "it was russia" without at least acknowledging there could be a variety of well funded actors interested in compromising the US Treasury [or any other target] for a va
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Before I left my last company, we were spending about a couple hundred dollars per month just on media storage/bandwidth alone for serving academic papers/docs/data (as well as our logs)… in top 5k in alexa, top 100 in indone
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by cinquemb 6y ago
You have to survive as company long enough where paying 30k/month sounds reasonable for logging… esp if your revenue is nowhere near it, and are not VC funded… and you will always have to maintain your integrations at the very least.
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Social Proof, but of What?(overcomingbias.com)
1 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 6y ago
ACS break down that looks at decades of dev and chemistries, current challanges that haven't been addressed and ongoing increasing complexity vs feels…
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Yeah… I'm going to go with UBS on this: "Battery costs have already fallen and are expected to drop further. We assume a 35% fall in battery pack prices by 2025, resulting in what started off as a luxury car market trend becomin
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Cash flow problems showing up all over supply chains around the world…
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US Working Age Population Is Now Shrinking(thesoundingline.com)
3 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
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by cinquemb 6y ago
I think there's a lot of stress/weird things going on beneath the surface in markets that few are talking about (stuff that kind of reminds me when 30Y UST was more expensive to borrow as collateral to use in repo for about a mont
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Heres an acs[0] article that talks about it a bit from 2019 under "Challenges in recycling Li-ion batteries": " Just as economic factors can make the case for recycling batteries, they also make the case against it. Large flu
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by cinquemb 6y ago
> The main problem here is that it's still dependent on Lithium, and we've really got to get off that. Yeah, I'm more interested in other salt batteries for thermal storage with high delta_k combined with efficient thermoe
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by cinquemb 6y ago
Most of it is uneconomical to collect.
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Is Elon Musk Wrong About Lithium?(oilprice.com)
8 points by cinquemb 6y ago|4 comments
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Compressed Overlap Index(arxiv.org)
1 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments
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Emergency Repo Loans to Wall St Didn't Go Away in June; They Just Went Dark(wallstreetonparade.com)
1 points by cinquemb 6y ago|0 comments

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