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4y ago
Personally I think it will tend towards zero because it’s price is based entirely on speculation and it has no fundamentals
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Janus Electric (truck transport electrification)
(januselectric.com.au)
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4y ago
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4y ago
This tech is really promising, they can retrofit a battery that can be swapped out for a fully charged one in minutes: https://www.januselectric.com.au
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4y ago
Samuel L Jackson mode
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dools
4y ago
This is like the 21st century version of looking up rude words in the dictionary
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4y ago
> My personal favourite was astalavista, named in relation to the legit search-site altavista I guess. That name contains two very iconic pop culture references from the 90s: altavista and the terminator
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4y ago
Here you go, also it’s 136 not 163 :) https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6i60qoDQhQGaGbbg-4aSwXJv...
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dools
4y ago
I watched every single one of the 163 lectures in that series. They're all amazing, and surprisingly addictive. As one YouTube commenter put it so aptly, I always looked forward to "snack time with Lenny".
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4y ago
This article was written in 2019, but doesn't have 2019 in the title. In 2019, the author was listed as Brian Jackson, now the same article says it's written by "Tom Zsomborgi", and the date says 2023. 44 points, 3 comme
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4y ago
Yeah those were good episodes, the key takeaway for me was early morning and late everning light, low angle in the sky, the "netflix innoculation". BTW you're allowed to appeal to authority. The problem is "Appeal to fal
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4y ago
I don't agree with that assessment at all. I have listened to several hours of his episodes and he discusses supplements, but rarely have I heard him actually recommend any supplement particularly strongly, except maybe Magnesium Threo
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4y ago
I bet we won’t hear from conservative talking heads on Fox News about this, which is an actual free speech issue, as much as we hear about Jordan Peterson being suspended from Twitter for dead naming trans people, which is not an actual fre
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4y ago
I got an M2 MacBook and the battery life is insane. As for any maintenance issues, get AppleCare and live a happy life. I run my macs for 6+ years and only retire them when apple stops releasing OS updates for them.
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4y ago
Surely the headline should read “trial” rather than “trail”
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4y ago
I remember the first time I genuinely lost my "modern techno hubris", I was about 25 years old. I was in the throes of lamenting the peak oil situation after watching the doco The End of Suburbia and reading The Long Emergency. I
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4y ago
> The workaround in many cases would be as simple as pointing your package.json file to GitHub instead of npm.org. Or paying to download it once and then caching it in some local NPM proxy. You just described like $1,000 worth of work. I
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4y ago
> I suppose they could charge for the privilege of downloading the package through NPM, but that seems easy to work around if the code is available elsewhere (such as GitHub). Yeah but as mentioned, workarounds have costs. The amount of
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Solving the open source funding problem
(iaindooley.com)
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4y ago
There is no such thing as a free market really. All markets are created by governments, and all currency is created by governments through the imposition of taxes. Within this framework some prices are allowed to fluctuate but the price lev
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4y ago
Also employment. If you implement a federal job guarantee[0], it means that people can move more readily to regions that currently suffer low employment opportunities which places downwards pressure on housing, but it also raises the questi
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4y ago
Who specialise is asstronomy
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4y ago
One thing I find sort of surprising about this Bing AI search thing is that siri already does what “Sydney” purports to do really well more or less by either summarising available information or by showing me some search results if it’s not
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4y ago
Snippy
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4y ago
Typing "What time is avatar showing today?" into an AI search engine is like the canonical use case for an AI search engine. It's what they would have on a promotional screenshot.
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4y ago
> the state and the banks have the means to shut off a person's participation in society The state already has this, it's called prison.
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4y ago
It's also how you end up with a product you can sell now versus a product you can sell in 24 months' time.
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The problem is that as soon as he turns this into a billable enterprise solution it will artificially inflate the price. He’s giving all the people who depend on this project a chance to get it at a discount.
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4y ago
I think creating the system for learning the thing is part of learning it, and the system will differ for each thing. Sometimes there's already a system I can download, borrow or buy. Sometimes I'm not happy with that so I come up
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How does a dippy bird work?
(science.howstuffworks.com)
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4y ago
China’s doing amazing work on long distance transmission using high voltage DC: https://youtu.be/rThkjp-bp8M
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