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by dh2022 8mo ago
Even if they have FSD ready tomorrow the financials would not support this valuation. Summing the sales figures in [0] we get 9M to 10M Teslas on the road. Let's say 10M and and let's say Tesla will keep selling 1.6M / year f
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by dh2022 8mo ago
This is the much better question :)
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by dh2022 8mo ago
One of these videos was referencing a problem with one of the Mars landers. Feynman died in 1988, long before the landers were even on the drawing board.
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by dh2022 8mo ago
Remember the Economist Indicator - always take the opposite side of what Economist prints.
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by dh2022 8mo ago
‘[weapons and money] these are the main things that let a war go.’ - your reply is not serious. Your reply did not include manpower as the main thing in war.
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by dh2022 8mo ago
NATO is not involved at all. If NATO got involved the conventional war in the Ukraine would be over in less than a year (and maybe a nuclear war would start …)
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by dh2022 8mo ago
Just wait 10 years. If the EU decides not to forget this Ukrainian war then the EU will not do business with Russia for a generation. In that case Russia will be proper fucked.
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by dh2022 8mo ago
The Chechen Wars did not start because islamists started killing Russian people-it started because Islamists wanted independence from RF. Russia does not have the strongest army. Blinken summarized it pretty well: Russian Army is not the se
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Huh? How does your tirade have anything to do with lower birth rates?
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by dh2022 9mo ago
$30 / hr + federal payroll taxes is 5,700 / month ($30 / hr x 40 hrs/week x 4.33 weeks in month x 1.1 for federal payroll taxes). Who has this kind of money on top of mortgage, car payments, food, utilities, etc...? In m
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Leave him alone. He will find another reason why you are wrong and he is right. (I mis-used his pronouns probably.)
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by dh2022 9mo ago
"Many people have demoted themselves...." you must travel in very selective circles, my friend. (or more likely, arguing for the sake of arguing.)
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Keep living in your bubble my friend. It is not selfish to see the sacrifices required to raise children (and I will not enumerate them here, this thread is full of them if you want to educate yourself), see that all you get from society is
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by dh2022 9mo ago
$6,000 / month in daycare for 4 kids? You have a sweet deal my friend. At the daycare in my neighborhood this does not cover even 2 kids : https://www.kidspaceseattle.org/enrollment - click on Tuition link at the botto
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Because I was making more money than my wife. Get it?
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Well, they can do whatever they want in their red-states. Blue states are already moving healthcare away from federal non-sense standards [0] and [1] [0] https://governor.wa.gov/news/2025/washington-california-and-
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Your post implies that costs for raising kids stop when the kids are in school. Your post did not include costs for college - which is becoming a norm for a lot of people. Un-subscribing from the idea of giving your kids college education i
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by dh2022 9mo ago
See this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46960624#46961124
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Flash news - todays people have higher standards and expectations of living than your grandma and grandpa. In particular - most people want college education for their kids. College education comes with tens of thousands in expenses and peo
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Re: "it's about saving the planet" - according to Jevons paradox [0] if the cost of AI will decrease its total usage will increase. Definitely not saving the planet in this scenario. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Anybody who is eligible to vote can vote. How is this not democracy?
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by dh2022 9mo ago
LOL'ed again IRL :).
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by dh2022 9mo ago
LOL’ed IRL at “ In a future blog post I hope I can tell you about how we produce our own power and you should too.” Producing own power as a pre-requisite for running on-prem is a non-starter for many.
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Yikes. I think the biggest news is that these data center bonds are getting investment grade. The reason for this is not because their prospects have improved [0] - the reason is because they need more investors to buy them. Pension plans w
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by dh2022 9mo ago
I agree. A good engineer would think about all possible corner cases ( ). Security is another set of corner cases. ( ) Just yesterday I had to correct a PR because the engineer did not think of some corner cases. All sorts of corner cases h
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by dh2022 9mo ago
I think these days the easiest thing is to take a HELOC loan backed by the property. Do not withdraw money from HELOC and pay the $125/year fee. This puts a lien on the property. (The article alluded to this solution by noting these sc
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by dh2022 9mo ago
I do not know in what country you live, but in the countries I lived in if you chop somebody's property you will go to jail.
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by dh2022 9mo ago
How would prepayment penalties lower interest rates ? I really do not see how.
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by dh2022 9mo ago
Would you mind posting a link where Trump wanted to allow prepayment penalties? This sounds unbelievable. Every home owner in the US would be against it (especially the ones who got their mortgages in the past two years at relatively high i
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by dh2022 9mo ago
I have to say that China will probably be a major force in reducing carbon emissions. Yes, China burns a lot of coal; but they also produce and deploy a lot of solar, wind, and soon nuclear energy. Someone else said it better: future will r

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