george-in-sd

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by george-in-sd 2y ago
The 'bad housing policies' are exactly what the liberal wants. Behind close doors they admit this but publicly these policies have to be wrapped in environmentalism and overregulation to make it near impossible to build. I was j
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by george-in-sd 2y ago
Good article but not sure if a 'subprime crisis' is the right description - Openai is suppose to be risky and extremely high reward. This is exactly what VCs want to invest in. Maybe OpenAI doesn't make it and maybe it tu
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by george-in-sd 2y ago
In SF Eatsa opened up around 2016 as an Automat. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZWeocXaIPMo
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by george-in-sd 2y ago
Since the CCP has gained control of mainland China they have went to war with: Tibet, Vietnam, India, Burma, Korea. CCP has also have also declared they own land in 17 other countries - not to mention owning the South China Sea.
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by george-in-sd 2y ago
Musk is the soul of Tesla for better or worse. Tesla currently has a market cap 10x greater than Ford ... if Musk leaves, sanity returns and Tesla would drop dramatically.
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by george-in-sd 2y ago
Excluding Nuclear/Hydro, 35% of California's energy is from intermittent energy. Germany is around 45% so there is room to grow. I suspect it will get more and more expensive to scale past 50% -- the state will be required
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by george-in-sd 3y ago
Article doesn't really really explain the proof of god - but a version of the proof is here https://arxiv.org/pdf/1308.4526.pdf
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by george-in-sd 3y ago
Seems very much against wikipedia's principles. Taking a neutral point of view is considered non-negotiable and is a fundamental principle of wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Neutral_point_of_vi
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by george-in-sd 3y ago
It's unfair that these colleges that have legacy admissions can take any federal loans/grants at all. I think the colleges' enthusiasm for race based admissions was to ensure that social class never becomes an issue - thus
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by george-in-sd 3y ago
I think it's relevant information in this case. If you saw a blog post on exxon.com saying Teslas are dangerous it would never be considered newsworthy and never make to YC. ARC is paid by oil companies to write articles that make th
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by george-in-sd 3y ago
In the documentary Triumph of the Nerds they show how to write a program with the Altair. No keyboard, no monitor - a truly humble machine! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=toSRmKKiosQ&t=1224
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by george-in-sd 3y ago
The author is not a reporter but the VP at the ARC Advisory Group. Here are their clients : https://www.arcweb.com/about/clients . (Exxon, BP, Mobile, Shell, etc. )
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by george-in-sd 3y ago
Note they have no cultural problems with a $150k gas guzzling SUV: https://www.roadandtrack.com/reviews/a44600208/2023-cadillac... Follow the money here folks.
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by george-in-sd 3y ago
Currently we have corporations with total power to control content. Having a (somewhat) representative system making the decisions may not be great but it is better than what we have now.
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by george-in-sd 3y ago
Upper class is fighting for a perk that the working class will never have. Maybe not morally wrong but working class is treated pretty badly in a place like SF.
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by george-in-sd 4y ago
If 'knowing the risks' means banks cannot be trusted then the economy as a whole will be devastated. Banking is a pillar - alternatively we can go back to the 1930s and store money under mattresses.
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by george-in-sd 4y ago
Russia and China recently amended their constitution to ensure their respective leaders can stay in power permanently. Having some unchangeable bedrock in a country seems very valuable as we are all vulnerable to tyrants at some point in h
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by george-in-sd 6y ago
Great idea. The only the thing I enjoy about FB is seeing updates from friends and family. Will give it a try