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by gonzo41 4y ago
Number 19 is a good one. Perfect business, own something that's in everything that's too small be thought of as a monopoly, but is actually just that.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
You, and me would probably do that. But this guy ain't as smart as the media like to boost him up as being. He's going away for a while over this.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I know bureaucrats, this guide will not be read, it will be actively ignored. Programmers like to flex with one liners, and crazy Rube Goldberg style design patterns. Bureaucrats versions of this is documents and wordplay.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Listen to this from about minute 35. The price may not go up again. https://openargs.com/oa663-elon-dumps-42-million-more-shares ...
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by gonzo41 4y ago
It'll be interesting to see if he holds that view over the longer term.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
By the time you make that call, regardless of who responds, you'll be dead OR the gunman will have what they want. Home invasions rarely result in hostage situations.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I had to rearrange and equation at work yesterday. I let everyone know that 9th grade was not a waste.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Listen to this from about minute 35. The price may not go up. https://openargs.com/oa663-elon-dumps-42-million-more-shares...
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I don't think he can quit. What does it say about you if you behave this way then flake out. People are going to start looking at Tesla and SpaceX and thinking, Jeez will this guy continue to deliver into the future. Elon is starting t
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by gonzo41 4y ago
He hasn't banned fox yet.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
https://openargs.com/oa645-we-badly-underestimated-just-how-... This is very good podcast about this exact topic.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
This is what will kill twitter. Out of the 10% who do the most tweeting, journalists are a big part. Elon is killing his biggest asset and replacing it with Nazi's. Insane!
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Sleep more. Go camping and try and run in areas with lots of trees. I find I get more sick the more I'm indoors working at a computer. Which is my full time gig, so I have to make an effort to balance it out and be outside and getting
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Wealthy Europeans 'generally' build for the next generation. Also they have winter to deal with.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Python and docker, with compose is a really good fit. Everything works, everything is boring, everything is stable all the time. And importantly, most problems are easily googled.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
My tip, move somewhere where the heat is dry in summer. Get a house with good AC and upp on a slope to avoid rain bombs and flash flooding. Fires, floods and extreme storms are one thing, but wet bulb temperature events are what really terr
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I work with scientists. Everyone who got a tesla feels a bit off about owning it now. Many jokes are had about being a musketeer, and the rise of twitler etc. It's all jokes, but then at the end of the day, everyone else drives home in
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Wouldn't it just be smarter to sublet the space and fill up the building. Rather than having empty floors on a building you barely use.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
But tesla could own all of it. If tesla could make the truck 2 batteries, 1 in the truck one in the trailer. Then you make all trucks flatbed, Refueling could be as simple as hitching a new trailer, swapping a container form 1 flatbed to a
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by gonzo41 4y ago
I would think that for trucks it's make sense for the battery to be in the bottom rail of the trailer and for pit stops for fuel where you could drive over a pit and swap the whole battery.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Really interesting view. I think treating the developers as construction workers would be great. But that would mean we'd have standard approaches, that would be regulated by a peak body. Wonky shit would get called out by inspectors.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Oh really, I actually find the slow periods of development work the hardest. Like when you start to suffer boreout when there's not much to do. It's kind of a burnout because the energy isn't there to go seek out busy work.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Individual Corporation to User sanctions are a good idea. For it to be effective, it's need to not only hit the user, but their extended network. Imagine if you worked for these guys, and then oneday you found out, both apple and googl
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Society picks up the bill when mom and dad bet the pension savings on crypto and they have to take public money into retirement. The banks are trying to essential provide a cooling off period so regular people don't get obliterated. Th
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Also god's not making any more land. So owning crap buildings on great locations is a great way to land bank for a payday in the future. Though climate change will redraw a lot of maps in this regard.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
This is not true. I encourage you to listen to this two part pod cast about this issue. Robert Evans goes into depth about this. Part one https://www.iheart.com/podcast/105-behind-the-bastards-29236... Part Two http
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by gonzo41 4y ago
That would be a smart and strategic move for twitter if they did. Along the lines of an embrace, extend, extinguish move against the fediverse.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
There's crazy level's of PTSD in drone operators. There's a really bleak movie called good kill that captures this in a military context. And here's the real life version. https://www.nbcnews.com/news&#x2
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by gonzo41 4y ago
He's sort of omiting the part of history where the non skilled farmers who got pressed into the military just beat each other to death with sticks and swords whilst archers shot arrows into the mix.
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by gonzo41 4y ago
Also good practiced weapons handling is essential when hunting. Firstly so you can actually hit things and equally and more importantly IMO is that you don't want to wound the animals you're hunting with stray body shots or badly

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