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guiomie
4y ago
Thanks for added details. I was wondering if this project was efficient considering the amount of "fog" in this area.
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guiomie
4y ago
SF Reservoir has 12 football fields worth of solar panels and generates 4.5 megawatts.
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guiomie
4y ago
Spot on. There is a huge sense of entitlement from SWEs in FAANGs right now, and from the various folks I know at FAANGs, Google is worst since mediocrity and unproductiveness are not confronted because folks are scared of being 'ungoo
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guiomie
5y ago
Origin needs to do the same, their integration with steam is awful.
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guiomie
5y ago
Bitcoin not blockchain. I'm gonna get downvoted like crazy, but the innovation is bitcoin not blockchain. The more people realise this, the less scams and ruined lives we're going to see.
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guiomie
5y ago
Tulip garbage? Tulip Mania lasted like 6 months, Bitcoin has been running for over 13 years. Don’t get me wrong tho, I do agree anything not being Bitcoin is garbage.
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guiomie
5y ago
1941, picked up a copy when visiting Pearl Harbor in October. Made me realize nation states will take suicidal decisions knowingly, politics and institutions can lead to insane burden the populace will have to take over. Projecting to today
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5y ago
Does it matter what we see in Canada our Europe? I wouldn't surprised the USA has a highest percentage of entrepreneurs because of multitude of other reasons than healthcare such as capital, regulations and values/spirit. I also b
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guiomie
5y ago
Do very intrusive anti cheat like the one Valorant work?
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guiomie
5y ago
'Cheaters will find a way - but not around ban-hammers.' Depends on the incentives of the game and game price. Escape From Tarkov has a big cheating problem because people will pay for in game items, the devs will ban them, they w
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guiomie
5y ago
will you not have a robo-taxi service with human safety driver at first?
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guiomie
5y ago
This twitter account is awesome! I thought this email between Steve Jobs and Adobe CEO was hilarious, the CEO of Adobe refers to his employee as 'population'. https://twitter.com/TechEmails/status/1407016
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guiomie
5y ago
I was reading about this the other day, but wouldnt using the Advanced Premium Tax Credit help lower dramatically your healthcare costs?
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guiomie
5y ago
Im still confused. Isnt this deceptive a little bit? Isnt a 50% drop in a month, only a 50% drop in a month. Which I agree has happened to BTC a few times. But what is the point to extrapolate to a year? Bitcoin has never dropped 50% consis
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guiomie
5y ago
I'm not sure to follow "15000% annualized inflation in a one-month period"... Could you expand?
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guiomie
5y ago
But he's arguments are pretty sound to me. Do you have any counter-arguments than a generic statement?
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guiomie
6y ago
It's interesting that miners are protesting EIP-1559 proposal, which is burning away transaction fees as opposed to giving them to miners, while for the last years Eth has focused on completely eliminating miners with proof of stake. W
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guiomie
6y ago
The counter point to GME is to look at gold.
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guiomie
6y ago
When I read a message like this, I conclude that bitcoin has another 10x to go since gold has a 10 trillion market cap. (Preemptively I'm going to say that gold market cap has almost nothing to do with its usage as a commodity, google
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guiomie
6y ago
"What they have is cars on the road collecting data" ... what do the ToS say about this? Is this really true they are gathering data from all their customers? I havent seen uptick in my internet bandwidth as Tesla owner.
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guiomie
6y ago
I like bitcoin, own bitcoin, but this article feel like something you'd have read in 2014. "Wanna receive Bitcoin as a web merchant?" This not doable in 2020, with current fees and transaction time. "No KYC, no 3rd party
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guiomie
6y ago
I'm not sure to understand what this is for. Is this a UI/UX facilitating timestamping on top of a blockchain? Otherwise, it seems like I'd get the same functionality with google photos or facebook with a submitted timestamp.
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6y ago
I've played a lot of PUBG on PS4, and playing on Stadia is uncompetitive. I've switched back to PS4. A friend also switched back to PS4 for PUBG. I do not recommend PUBG for competitive FPS, but something like coop FPS is fine.
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6y ago
I've got a problem lightning, I used to very bullish on the technology, but after trying wallets and reading about, the following make me think it can't succeed: Easy fiat onboard do not exist, and none seem to be coming. All of t
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6y ago
100% agree. The housing market in the bay area will go down even more. The last year changes in tax rules such as lower deduction for mortgage interest and municipal taxes had already weakened the market. With RSUs going down, even less peo
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7y ago
Why not look at in-band/SCTE markers to see when the ads start/end instead of going thru the whole ML/CV thing?
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7y ago
Do you think gun shops will close? I read in the news a lot of people were lining up for guns recently in California. With that 10 days wait law, a lot of these people would not get their purchase before the stay in shelter takes effect. I
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7y ago
I've had the Pixel 2, and never had any issues, now I've had the 3 for over 8 months I think, and It has convinced me to switch to iPhone. It's full of bugs and inconsistent UX. I need to reboot the phone every 45 minutes sin
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guiomie
7y ago
Could you add the timeframe of each pandemic? I believe the coronavirus is 1-2 months old, but how long was SARS to get to 774? I feel like the comparaison isn't great without timeline.
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7y ago
I haven't heard of the flu shutting down a 11 million habitant city. The flu doesn't kill 290-650k per cycle, its more like 12-60k.
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