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Optimistically we might have a quantum entanglement solution for this by the time we have martians. That could potentially allow for integration with the regular internet.
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An array of solar panels large enough to charge your home and electric car as well as a battery backup.
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This video might be useful as a broad overview of oil and gas[0] This podcast on nuclear energy was pretty informative but ultimately still left me with many questions.[1] [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qWyhKobyM68 [1]
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https://course.fast.ai/
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If you haven't tried VR you should give it a shot. I find it pretty amazing. Some percentage of the population is going to spend a lot of time in there in a few years. A small percentage already does today. (Sometimes I meet people in
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Sorry I meant ublock origin (though it may have AdBlock as well)
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I find the best solution for people who accidentally click on ads is ad blockers. Firefox for Android has AdBlock plus support now. The browser itself is somewhat slower than chrome on Android but totally worth it for the ad blocker. For Yo
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Never heard of this - thanks for sharing. Nitter and Teddit have become near full replacements for twitter and reddit for me. I don't know if they can last but I love services like this without dark patterns.
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Wow what a cool idea - thanks for sharing! It sounds like the main purpose is to show how qualified people are to give advice but I'll note my first thought was how fun it would be to compete with friends.
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I tried intermittent fasting for a while a few years back and found that I didn't need caffeine anymore and after a week or two was no longer very hungry during the fasting period. I don't do it anymore but the idea of getting bac
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You make a good point here that it's not obvious if it's the tail wagging or the dog. I suspect it's both. This paper may be interesting further reading on the topic of regulatory moats specifically. (I saw your comment below
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Yet to be seen if it will be successful yet but Meta lobbying to congress to trim or eliminate section 230 comes to mind as a recent example.
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There is a move large companies do where after innovating they pull the ladder up behind them by trying to drag regulators into the space. Regulation establishes a moat and allows them to cruise on that innovation until enough external pres
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There is still high demand for tech workers. Consider switching to another team, or if hiring freeze prevents it another company. If you're just starting out in your career it makes more sense to tough out a situation like this, but fo
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There is enough demand for tech workers that you can more or less tune these kinds of things. I would suggest talking with a recruiter about what you want and they'll probably come back with it in short order. Lots of tech jobs with no
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Once upon a time there was a company called OpenAI that was going to do for AI what open source did for software. I think OpenAI changing their revenue model and corporate structure to better reflect how much money they were about to make r
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Make a list of things to learn and start working through it in your off time. I put LISP on mine 22 years ago and still haven't got to it yet. New stuff keeps getting added.
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Adoption is hard, expensive, buerocratic, and worth it.
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Software Sales, Security, DevOps / SRE.
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I really like the resources reccomended on teachyourselfcs.com
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This article is written in kind of a controversial way but it seems like the throughline of the argument is something like "use heroku until you have 100k users". This seems very reasonable to me. I thought it was going to be a pi
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What are the bastions of curiosity today? I'm always on the lookout for these. I would say HN is on net. I've heard Cambridge tends to be that way. Working at Ycombinator seems like it would be that way. I've heard Google use
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I once had a chance to try an experimental version of something like this Cisco was working on. This has been some time ago now but even back then the effect was pretty good. If you get a chance to try for the novelty would reccomend.
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VRChat is a favorite of mine. Feels like VR geocities. If you're a fan of Stargate check out the Stargate Atlantis world as well as the Original Stargate Command which comes complete with a working Stargate and ring device into a Mothe
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Heroku is probably the most famous in this market but there are others too. None seem like the defacto winner to me at this point either. I think there is still room to build tools like this and add value.
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I suggest reading a really good book, or if you're feeling ambitious perhaps you could start writing a really good one.
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Sure you've had someone disagree with you. But have you ever had someone disagree with you so much they create a new financial instrument to inverse your opinions? If I was Cramer I'd be flattered in a way.
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It sounds like you have a good working base of knowledge to start from and might benefit from some high level concepts. Once you understand the basics you can likely cover what you're looking for with a small open source home router or
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Ask HN: Does someone on earth have access to fast Dalle?
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Google doesn't work as well now. You kind of have to know more tricks to still be able to find similar quality information.

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