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by elicash 4y ago
Thanks, and for those looking for an explanation of the position and game it appears to be this move: https://youtu.be/QStXMuzVAyk?t=258
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by elicash 4y ago
Which interview was this? Link/timestamp?
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by elicash 4y ago
This is not at all an area I know anything about, but a podcast I was listening to (Moore's Lobby) recently mentioned on chip design broadly: https://www.zerotoasiccourse.com And also: https://www.udemy.com/
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by elicash 4y ago
> Any rational person could see the issue with Stripe not approving of that business. Genuinely can't tell what you're suggesting the business model problem is with Tailwind Jobs? According to the CEO at Stripe, the issue with
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by elicash 4y ago
I used this for a project. I was working with somebody who didn't know HTML and had them overwriting an HTML file and uploading it to an S3 bucket over the course of 3 days, maybe twice a day, and I wanted code as simple for them as po
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by elicash 4y ago
> Anyway, you'd expect the federal government to be able to repair a water treatment facility in a tiny city within a few days. Sounds like a short timeframe to me?
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by elicash 4y ago
What people in this thread are suggesting isn't recreating Turbotax, it's something that takes the data they already have and giving it to the user to simply confirm and say "yeah that's good."
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by elicash 4y ago
If people think the problem here is simply lobbying by a few companies, you are WAY underestimating the problem. This is not as simple as building a website. There's an entire, incredibly outdated system that needs to be rebuilt and to
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by elicash 4y ago
A billion pairs of AirPods would weigh around 6614 tons. I'm admittedly leaving out the cases, but just for lack of time. Somebody please do that math!
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by elicash 4y ago
If your concern isn't radiation, then is there a specific bluetooth issue or is it in-ear headphones in general? Certainly anything that can cause a build-up of earwax can result in other issues. So if you're wearing them for long
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by elicash 4y ago
The good news is that Congress appropriated money to update the grid so it can manage more demand. Are you really suggesting that, instead, we should ban appliances and other items like electric cars that use electricity? And why pretend no
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by elicash 4y ago
I certainly never implied Texans were "dumb." It is the case that Texas' unique situation makes them LESS connected, and therefore less stable, right? As far as everybody else, I think the calls for updating the grid for ever
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by elicash 4y ago
One genuine question: part of the issue, as I understood it, that TX had is that they were on their own grid. But CA isn't. They're part of the Western Interconnection. And while I learned from a google search that California has
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by elicash 4y ago
Thoughts on LSVs?
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by elicash 4y ago
Person 1 wanted to have a video call and was using messaging as a way to facilitate that call. For situations where it's a complicated problem, this can be reasonable. That said, there's little excuse for "isn't working&
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by elicash 4y ago
I like this. But alternatively, couldn't that make it look abandoned and possibly have the opposite effect?
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by elicash 4y ago
Cash for Clunkers wasn’t a bad program. It wasn’t amazing or anything-you could design something else to have far greater impact, but it was still a positive.
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by elicash 4y ago
In both comments, you spoke only of "Trump praising an action made by Obama." It was not a comment specifically about this issue. I think that's fine. I don't have a problem with you failing to cite everybody who has eve
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by elicash 4y ago
Unrelated, but ironic you keep leaving out the Obama administration's work on this issue.
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by elicash 4y ago
Yes, you are making my point. Biden only took credit for things he did. He didn't take credit for the legislation. Nor did he take credit for what Obama did on this issue. The only thing Biden cited having doing is the EO. You left tha
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by elicash 4y ago
HE specifically cited his own Executive Order, which is why this actually got done. He only took credit for his own actions! If he had cited what Obama did and took credit for that, or what Warren did and took credit for that, you'd ha
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by elicash 4y ago
Where's the shame in taking credit for an action that he took himself? Yes, both Trump and Obama did things on this front. But Biden is the one who got it done.
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by elicash 4y ago
From NPR: Congress passed that proposal at the time, but the Trump administration FDA didn't issue the rules that would actually allow for those devices to be sold directly to consumers. It's being implemented now because of the J
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by elicash 4y ago
I wish the article had more on the fusion reactor than just the bullet point at the very end, but I suppose they would have needed to interview more people. This was a great read.
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by elicash 4y ago
Insider trading isn't legal. See the STOCK Act, signed into law by President Obama in 2012. I am very aware people will say this is unenforced.
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by elicash 4y ago
Agreed, but it's also possible that tech sees greater cuts than elsewhere.
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by elicash 4y ago
Hard to say we're seeing stagflation with current job numbers. It might happen, especially with the Fed being willing to increase rates, but it's not evident that's where we're at right now.
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by elicash 4y ago
Was not aware these projects were trying to be self-sufficient! Yeah, that's pretty wild. I assumed from your comment they just wanted to have their own tomatoes or something.
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by elicash 4y ago
I'd imagine they provide access to an even higher income audience. So, bigger CPMs for investors, for example.
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by elicash 4y ago
I'm not familiar at all with this space. Is vertical farming a possible solution here?

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