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The Connections series by James Burke from around the same time posited that politics is irrelevant and progress is mostly due to science. The consumer society of today is much better than when Crap Towns was written although improvement is
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Having posted the above a few days ago, last night I (originally from the UK) was in the car with my wife (US born and bred) following and reciting map directions on my phone like "0.8 miles left on San Antonio" which I say as UK
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maze-solving_algorithm#Hand_On...
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I emigrated from the UK to USA in 1980 and my first code review at Bell Labs I spent about 30 mins explaining my code and then asked if there were any final questions and someone hesitantly asked, "What is this variable 'zed'
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Central planning targets what is good, but inefficiently. Private enterprise targets what is profitable very efficiently. There's a combination of the two that is a happy medium.
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Why not just ban FALSE or MISLEADING advertising like Europe does? Apparently there is no difficulty in determining what is false there although I can see it might be a problem in the US currently.
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The elliptical road design is interesting as there is no need for T-junctions or traffic lights. Two large ellipses running in opposite directions connected by semi-circular off/on ramps so you only need to merge and not stop.
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This illustration is a classic in the style of Tufte's Envisioning Information although I don't remember seeing it in his books. But given the current climate of DOGE cuts and Musk's demand for email reports of what each gov
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Hydrino Samples Available for Analysis
(brilliantlightpower.com)
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Are you aware of Brilliant Light Power and their Suncell (R)? See https://brilliantlightpower.com/plasma-video/ and scroll down to the February 10, 2023 COMMERCIAL SUNCELL® INITIAL SHAKEDOWN video.
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Reminds me of the Enron guys labelling themselves the smartest guys in the room right before they went bust.
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Stopped watching after 10 minutes due to it being a detailed discussion of methodology and not about food. Would like to see a video of "Top 20 Chinese Dishes You've Never Heard Of." And here it is - don't watch this on
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Like quantitative easing raises the whole market? Govt would dollar cost average at least and can spread out buys to avoid front running. Larger market cap with investors holding for the long term helps increase the R&D spend and timefr
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Why would it collapse? Can limit govt holdings to say 25% of each company to maintain profit motive. I think this would attract other investment - front running the govt money - and greatly increase the ability to research new drugs. Can al
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Medicare should spend 1% of its budget each year to buy pharma stocks. Slowly it will become neutral to drug prices since what it pays for expensive drugs will be returned in the stock value.
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One small point is that AI tools like cursor can greatly speed up any project and will also be required and are probably even higher priority than any new underlying framework. I can see software moving to where the human oversees the busin
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I was confusing this with Angel of the North https://geohack.toolforge.org/geohack.php?pagename=Angel_of_... They are only 16 miles (20 mins by car) apart so visiting both makes sense.
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Doing a personal project or contributing to an existing open source project can help you to get up to speed on new tools/frameworks. Maybe even reimplement an existing proj you are familiar with in a new framework. As for time make lea
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It was pretty rough at first - my background was doing UI in C/Xwindows/Motif, followed by Java/Swing UI which was by far the most glacially slow stack. Javascript was fast taking over the browser but I didn't know it. I
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This happened to me during the dot com bust and I was what I call self-unemployed from 2001-2007. I tried various things to make a living. Developed some games/puzzles websites that still make several hundred bucks every month like clo
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Zelensky should have asked Trump if he (Zelensky) need only lick Trump's boots or should he lick Vance's boots also.
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Putting is about half the game numerically and among the pros there are good and bad putters. Tom Watson was an excellent putter for most of his career by hitting firm putts that got past the hole, but he famously missed a 6 footer to win T
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No the slow walking of SpaceX approvals is obvious in my opinion. You seem to be an expert at misconstruing what people say.
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The main point I made was how it indicates what Musk is doing and how he is doing it so you are nitpicking an irrelevance...
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Lacking a whistleblower this kind of thing is impossible to prove, but is obvious from the public conflict.
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Under Biden, the FAA was slow walking SpaceX approvals. Now the political wind has reversed, Musk is stretching the limit on what he can get the FAA to do. If the worst that happens is SpaceX gets to crash its rockets faster then no worries
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While the trip itself is amazing, it could easily be fleshed out with attractions along the way - favourite eateries, boozers, playhouses, gardens etc.
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The private health companies need to hire these folks en masse to a jointly owned company and provide a contract disease surveillance service to CDC. But they probably make more money if people get sick. The whole reason for public health s
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As a Brit expat having lived in the USA for 40 years UK has many positives. The coastline - beaches, boating, food, scenery. The stately homes - every 5 miles there is a huge house that now has open gardens and serves tea. The seasons - cou
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It needs a lot of enhancements to be useful. Firstly it should be a real time video like the simulations in the movie about Capt Sully's water landing in the Hudson. The aircraft lights need to be modeled accurately as well as views bo
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