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by dools 3y ago
Or targeted not really at doing anything but at researching the nature of supply chain vulnerabilities themselves.
512.
by dools 3y ago
I've got a pinned tab and the site saved to my home screen, I look forward to using it as you build it out, very promising product well done.
513.
by dools 3y ago
I used this to type an email on my phone, the editing process in particular was very smooth once I realised I had to wait a little bit. You can have ten of my dollars per month.
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by dools 3y ago
MMT describes how money already works
515.
by dools 3y ago
The real problem is using monetary policy as a tool at all. We should have ZIRP forever and use fiscal policy to target price stability and full employment.
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by dools 3y ago
The Veritasium video is the best one I've seen but he only describes how counter steering works at slow speeds which is more like how you balance a stationary bike. The faster you go, and the bigger the wheel, the more the counter stee
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by dools 3y ago
That's no different from inverting your mouse direction in Quake, you just have to get used to it.
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by dools 3y ago
Well, you can debunk that debunking easily enough if you have a bike. Stand in front of the bike and lift up the front wheel, holding one fork in each hand. Attempt to turn the front wheel from side to side without the seat changing positio
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by dools 3y ago
No, it doesn't make an argument for that. It's no different from inverting your mouse wheel scroll direction. If you're used to doing it one way you have to get used to doing it another way.
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by dools 3y ago
You can measure it for yourself: balance on the bike when it is stationary, then compare the experience to when you're moving. When you are moving, it adds in the gyroscopic balancing effect. Gyroscopic motion means that the force appl
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by dools 3y ago
The author kind of glosses over the "balance" bit, but I don't think it's a coincidence that the creation of 2 wheeled vehicles coincides with the creation of the first gyroscopes: https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by dools 3y ago
I guess the problem is that "you might be able to do anything you set your mind to" is less catchy ...
523.
by dools 3y ago
YMMV The happiest entrepreneurs I know got advanced degrees, had a solid career, developed plenty of contacts, then launched something in their 30s or 40s with substantially less risk than taking a punt on knowing what problems were worth s
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by dools 3y ago
> Not Europe nor China or Russia will catch the first mover SV Welllll Nvidia manufactures everything in Taiwan so I woudln't be so sure about China there.
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by dools 3y ago
I did some work about a year ago modifying Trellinator to support WeKan, and would like to do the same here. When I did that I made a comprehensive list of things that were missing from the WeKan API to provide a fully functional drop-in re
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by dools 3y ago
In a world without an increasing population (which will happen in ~2050) and indeed in a world where many countries area already in population decline, it is labour that is the scarce resource. Once the population isn't growing, the on
527.
by dools 3y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if this was caused by concentration in the under writing market. You might find a lot of insurance companies at a thin retail layer on top of a very small wholesale layer.
528.
by dools 3y ago
“ Financial systems are inseparably computer systems” I think this is where he goes wrong. The fact that things stop working overnight means that there is some human intervention required some of the time such that the risk or cost is too g
529.
by dools 3y ago
Doctor doctor! I keep making things out of checkboxes! Please complete this form and have a seat.
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by dools 3y ago
I'd like to buy your threat matrix
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Quantum Electro Dynamics VEM Drive(qed-ne.com)
5 points by dools 3y ago|0 comments
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by dools 3y ago
FYI a government can’t borrow a currency it issues, there is no national debt (or all money is debt).
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Things Fell Apart(podcasts.apple.com)
1 points by dools 3y ago|0 comments
534.
by dools 3y ago
Well, smashing the machinery certainly didn't get them their jobs back. Worrying about the machinery didn't get them any new jobs either. I guess some of them fell destitute because they were too angry or unfortunate, some others
535.
by dools 3y ago
There’s no lack of work now because of textiles machinery. There’s just different work.
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by dools 3y ago
Just remember: that's how the Luddites felt about textiles machinery: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Luddite
537.
by dools 3y ago
You know I woke up this morning thinking "why the hell hasn't anyone developed a bioluminescant petunia?!" then I saw this on HN!
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by dools 3y ago
Entry and exit fees?? Is that what it's like in the US? In Australia you only get locked in by bundling the hardware on a contract, but if you own the phone, you can switch between providers as often as you like.
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by dools 3y ago
The origins of the 2 party political system.
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by dools 3y ago
The CFO was on the call. You just say "cool I'm sending a 4 digit code to your mobile phone, read it back to me".

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