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by dredds 7y ago
"SolarCity" ...city... “People do not understand the magnitude of the business," Musk said. "Solar will be the single largest source of electricity generation".
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by dredds 7y ago
Aboard Axiom: "Leave The Flying To US! AUTOPILOT", also "Hoverchair!", and "Family Values! Because at BnL we know that the family that 'Pays Together, Stays Together'".
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by dredds 7y ago
It's a good analogy and with a few variants. As you said, there's the one where conscious and unconscious feel at odds with each other and can't seem to run the same search at the same time. One workaround is being close to r
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by dredds 7y ago
True that software upgrades are a new paradigm exemplified by Tesla, but potentially also monetized (appified), so a skeptical person might think these add-on "features" will increasingly become ongoing revenue streams, as with ou
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by dredds 7y ago
Australian example - "For more than a decade, two farmers have shown that parched landscapes can be revived. And finally Canberra [is] listening." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4OBcRHX1Bc
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by dredds 7y ago
3 links to 3 docs all with the same title, so requires typing to save them. W3C "standards".. cough.
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by dredds 7y ago
I wonder if Tesla moving into utility scale battery makes them a competitor or ally to solar. Both right?
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by dredds 7y ago
Are you certain it's nothing to do with the divorce or Blue Origin, etc?
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by dredds 7y ago
We should also look to compare hempcrete or similar lightweight materials with superior insulation qualities; "an un-rendered 30 cm thick hemp concrete wall enables a storage of 36.08 kg of CO2 per m2 [1]." [1] https://
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by dredds 7y ago
"Being a giant sponge for salable personal information makes for good business, it turns out." That's the real backstory here; anonymity, tor, silkroad, and the darkweb, were thus widely demonized 'cos they're expli
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by dredds 7y ago
The Book, Alpha 0: The Entity created everythingness from nondescript nothingness, and as with contemporary cosmology, this was as good a place to start as any other. A place for life.
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by dredds 7y ago
Sure, if they 'preserved their culture' by whaling in traditional wooden craft in Japanese waters that would be fine, but they bring their mechanized slaughter factories deep into Southern Oceans around New Zealand and Antarctica
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by dredds 7y ago
These articles ignore a vast number of global web users who are living in or around major cities and towns just to have connectivity, who will likely be early adopters seeking the freedom to live in more affordable rural locations. The pote
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by dredds 7y ago
To further the point, the algos are training YT admins based on suspect user metrics. Did anyone ask for; "What did you think of this video?" 5-star feature, or "Recent Posts" ie. "Hi guys, i know i haven't don
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by dredds 7y ago
The official channel has recently been unblocked in my region, so those pirates must be having the desired result.
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by dredds 7y ago
Which is kinda my point. The amount of HD traffic and wasted bandwidth is just insane. At what point would YT just acknowledge the same viewer is watching (or listening) the same video over and over and over again before offering a download
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by dredds 7y ago
This reminds me the days of free hosting w/ banner ads, then you'd get a whole month of surgical banners. I'm sure YT has good metrics on what level of discomfort will prompt certain folk to go paid.
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by dredds 7y ago
There is no way that "3 hours of planes taking off" or "3 hours of rain" are getting 10's of millions of views without getting recommended widely, including myself. 18 hours of "ambient sounds" has 130 mil
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by dredds 7y ago
I'd be happy if it didn't recommend the exact same videos two or three times on the same page, but that seems a lot to expect apparently.
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by dredds 7y ago
I click on "not interested" when it shows videos i've watched the day before, but then assuming i don't want to see videos of a similar type would be a mistake, yet that's how broken the system is. Any attempt to &q
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by dredds 7y ago
I've always imagined a kinda cross between Solid (ontology mapping) and Zeronet (seed hosted) with perhaps Dat for social (mutability) where crowd navigation determines the relations as a feedback. (original pagerank was a simplified v
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by dredds 7y ago
Have an ip addressing and redirecting system designed around a Tower of Babel lookup. https://libraryofbabel.info/search.cgi
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by dredds 7y ago
Not sure about export, but linked recently on HN. (Android app available) https://bloom.sh
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by dredds 7y ago
Indeed, some thought it was simply farmers plowing fields or stock grazing, but their origin point were mountain valleys so it doesn't seem their demise would have been as rapid as it actually was. https://www.youtube.com&#x
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by dredds 7y ago
They will go into a yuge database and you can lay pretty good odds on what will happen next.
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by dredds 7y ago
Assuming the battery could be swapped out in a few minutes, then traveling at a 1/3 of the speed of a human driver displaces the cost of one driver on a regular shift of 8 hours. But on a 24/7/365 schedule (weekends and holid
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by dredds 7y ago
There's a difference between watching fatal car accidents or faked scenes in movies as opposed to live criminal acts of violence on real people, but there are certainly grey areas too. Who hasn't seen people jumping from the World
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by dredds 7y ago
> The problem isn't that this guy streamed what he was doing on facebook, it's the fact that he did it in the first place? The Las Vegas shooter we're told had no motive, but there's a public sense that each massac
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by dredds 7y ago
We heard he cites Anders Breivik's manifesto in his own (i haven't read them) so the domino effect of self-radicalization is what concerns them i think. A bit like how we have laws against reporting on suicides cos they determined
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by dredds 7y ago
- he posted on sites which were considered targets. - he posted a manifesto online (it's been censored in NZ) - he livestreamed the act (also censored) - his attack has been referenced by subsequent attacks (this was his goal) - he wan

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