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by ggm 4mo ago
Would it not make sense for the non US funding to rise matched by an independent commission to manage the data harvesting costs and maintenance?
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by ggm 4mo ago
I've yet to read a good explanation of why the telcos permit CLID faking and reinjection of apparently local CLID by overseas inputs. I'm assuming there's a technical and/or willpower reason or some counterfactual like V
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by ggm 4mo ago
Bad diagnostic lawsuit incoming in five, four, three..
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by ggm 4mo ago
Apple has enough economic muscle to force the issue, given it sources chips directly from the manufacturer on longterm relationship. It suits everyone to make you and me pay, not to push back. Same as airline prices. Not that there isn&#x27
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by ggm 4mo ago
If you want the older version, do "I have this <dead tape media> copy of my email from 1984, how can I recover it" and walk into "for an unlimited upside cost and $500 non returnable we will assess if your media is even
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by ggm 4mo ago
Obviously yes. On evidence alone the path to profit doesn't exist for most of the massive capital sinks. A small number of players At best MAY return on investment, but in the cycle time capital needs a return, most are functionally in
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by ggm 4mo ago
I've flown the Perth London nonstop route and purely personally as a non scientific sample of 1 I prefer a break mid journey. (Quite aside from the break flying over to Perth from the east) I am sure there is a market for this service
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Tell HN: Musk doesn't "have" a Trillion, he has the leverage
10 points by ggm 4mo ago|8 comments
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by ggm 4mo ago
That's an amazing parallel. So much to think about how it changed dynamics of work replacing manual ditch digging and wheelbarrows.
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by ggm 4mo ago
Good point. I should read carefully before firing off at other people. I also had focussed on the fintech digital currency and EU independence view of things and not the privacy issue.
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by ggm 4mo ago
I'd argue the pdp8 opened the floodgates. That's when the cost of digital computing dropped to the point a research grant or even just discretionary spending in a university department could pay for one, and you didn't need a
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by ggm 4mo ago
Nothing I said was meant to imply they represented either the EU or the Netherlands as a government. I said they are interested in the space, and I was trying to say I thought it reflected on trends I see. That's all. That's why I
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by ggm 4mo ago
"time for bed" said Zebedee.
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by ggm 4mo ago
A lot of thaler related projects. Nothing wrong with that, but it suggests that something (the EU digital independence drive?) is making people on the board interested in funding digital cash related stuff. Thaler presumably winds up having
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by ggm 4mo ago
If nobody is being paid, who is buying, and what defines the price and elasticity? I mean this has a lot of "Pooh! that's not honey, thats SOCIALISM" in it
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by ggm 4mo ago
If anything I said implied this was a novel, new phenomena, I withdraw that implication completely. I was attempting to discuss how I subjectively experience and would describe it, and the effects on documentation of that description, not t
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by ggm 4mo ago
No, quite different. Floaters look like paramecium in my visual field, or hairs floating in fluid (that kind of corona around an object) Maybe there is a sub class of floater which is like PVD but .. to me at least this was qualitatively di
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by ggm 4mo ago
Interesting. I told the specialist what I'd seen, they said "not blood cells" but I'm open to re-consideration. I got a pretty complete ocular examination both times, the iris dilation and "I must be a vampire I can
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by ggm 4mo ago
I'd be asking if the back record had hyper specific reports of people in clothing which was period appropriate for how "little people" are ideated, or if instead they were tiny angels and daemons (or skeletons) because how yo
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by ggm 4mo ago
I enjoyed seeing this refer to the Phaistos disc, because I have just come back from Heraklion and saw it in the flesh (clay) A reminder that deciphering Linear B was the work of a number of people and a brilliant book by John Chadwick disc
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by ggm 4mo ago
"seeing little people" is such a hyper specific visual effect, it begs questions. Since I am well aware how my mind fills in gaps in the visual field with attempts to map what I would expect or want to see (try holding your head r
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by ggm 4mo ago
Like "prosecco" retrospectively applying for DOP because they can under EU rules, and so fuck over the Australian Prosecco GRAPE GROWERS because thats what it is folks: a varietal. Like "feta" which is a style of cheese
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by ggm 4mo ago
waves from New Zealand Hi, you stole that. (actually I am a brisbaneite so this is fake but you know what I mean)
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by ggm 4mo ago
Note you did have to say New York style and not Chicago deep pan tomato pie..
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by ggm 4mo ago
I have it on good authority there are still ww1 mines in the North Sea. Mines drift. At best you know the co-ordinates of where you released them from a ship.
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by ggm 4mo ago
Date. Date and time. Approximate date. Conjectural dates like "before 1932" or "Easter, but maybe before 1905" Date of capture/scan vs date of scanned artefact. It's a minefield. Adhoc methods like "month
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by ggm 4mo ago
Without injection of new housing stock by the state, by coops or other agencies than BTR capital investors, it's highly likely to be a weaponised outcome to prove rent controls don't work. If the construction strike by commercial
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by ggm 4mo ago
Why thank you kind stranger. I shall see how I cope with this. Woof!!
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by ggm 4mo ago
Since they repudiate the alleged claim I ask: qui bono? Who benefited from imputing they did?
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by ggm 4mo ago
Something the reg excels at is non sequiteur linkages. The hack has nothing to do with approval in the UK.

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