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by ctack 2y ago
Am sure you could make the argument that misleading FSD have killed a bunch of people.
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by ctack 3y ago
It is a positive example but in a way it proves the opposite point doesn’t it? That a worthy cause got overlooked for 5 years because the lobbyists weren’t rich enough to buy their way more quickly…
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by ctack 3y ago
Imagine this used in 3D printed houses. Some kind of hot nozzle - sounds like a 3D printer scaled up.
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We Know How Ancient Roman Concrete Was Made(sciencealert.com)
2 points by ctack 3y ago|2 comments
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by ctack 3y ago
Shortened the title from: We Finally Know How Ancient Roman Concrete Was Able to Last Thousands of Years.
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by ctack 3y ago
I like the take of this article and think it’s well written. Basically liberalism should be doing more.
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by ctack 3y ago
Alternative https://web.archive.org/web/20240216085519/https://www.econo...
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The Growing Peril of National Conservatism(economist.com)
3 points by ctack 3y ago|3 comments
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by ctack 3y ago
I like it, but it overflows on my iPhone SE screen.
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by ctack 3y ago
It looks amazing, but the idea of FETA mining my facial data for marketing info is 100% black mirror. It’s great looking tech but it couldn’t have come from a worse company.
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by ctack 3y ago
So it would be like using our solar potential to capture and then turn atmospheric carbon into fuel again. Probably battery storage will be cheaper, right? Clear to see how cynical it is if you keep pumping carbon out of the ground at the
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by ctack 3y ago
> The sad reality with carbon capture is that it's an excuse to put more carbon into the atmosphere than is actually being captured. Surely there is a simm type game that can illustrate this super clearly?
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by ctack 3y ago
Wise and well worded response here. Only addition that I might make is that if the reviewer has taken the time to deeply understand your problem space and reply, they have given their time and energy and in a very real sense that is a gift.
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by ctack 4y ago
Today I learned that referring to people as “normies” is apparently a thing.
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by ctack 4y ago
Isn’t there something about a > 30% deviation from an original image being considered sufficient for it not be eligible for copyright infringement?
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by ctack 4y ago
I block Reddit access on my phone and laptop. HN is ok for me and as addictive.
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by ctack 4y ago
So blockchain is not even needed,the main idea still stands though.
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by ctack 4y ago
My bold prediction. Please hold me to this in 2 years /s.. Some video storage service or ‘authentication service middleman’ is going to make a mint with blockchain authenticity proofing. They’ll provide a seal of authenticity that the
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by ctack 4y ago
What is coming though?
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by ctack 4y ago
It would be great to see more of this in the world.
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by ctack 4y ago
Workflowy.com. Has free tier and it’s simple and pretty great. Apparently slack used it for their internal project tracking while they were getting started.
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by ctack 4y ago
“It’s like the moon” was my exact answer when my wife asked how I liked the trip to this place. Found it to be exaggeratedly rough and dry. I wouldn’t choose to live there. Imagine Mars and the moon would be a lot heavier going.
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by ctack 4y ago
This has been coming for a long time. How are our systems and thinking so blind this kind of thing? If we’re lucky it’ll take years if not decades to as a society stop this contamination. These levels are just the beginning and we’ll look b
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by ctack 4y ago
Could have a thread only title or id
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by ctack 4y ago
Possibly a bit far flung, but what about mining water on the moon for refuelling? Could be sent to low earth orbit from moon. Maybe useful for mars missions. The research would be invaluable.
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by ctack 4y ago
Wonder if this would get loud if scaled up. Massive volume of air moving very quickly over the wings is going to get loud with large enough scale.
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by ctack 4y ago
At least ozone is less dense than air, it'd rise and eventually even bolster the ozone layer which sounds like a win.
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by ctack 4y ago
What is a consent manufacturing bot?
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All These Years Later, ‘Wall-E’ Still Has a Hold(theringer.com)
2 points by ctack 4y ago|0 comments
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by ctack 4y ago
This guy, Perun gets in depth on the topics he covers. Not hyped up at all. Covers interesting angles.

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