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hndamien
7y ago
Skai VTOL claims to fly for 4 hours vs battery powered Ehang which is around 30m - for a hydrogen vs battery real world comparison. So perhaps there is some difference when these scale up. Their tank is made from stainless steel as well, ra
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hndamien
7y ago
This makes a lot of sense for Toyota. Their hydrogen fuel cells probably make a lot more sense in this context.
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hndamien
7y ago
The problem is that the bill may come due for that rapid change due to how we achieved it.
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7y ago
MDMA works too, and improves just about everything else about the experience.
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7y ago
For gold, typically ownership is traded, not custody.
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7y ago
Actual custody is being traded though.
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7y ago
The trick is that you don't have to watch it for the data to be useful.
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7y ago
They now have a mobile charge station with a bunch of chargers on it that will help with peak times. https://www.tesmanian.com/blogs/tesmanian-blog/tesla-mobile-...
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7y ago
Cybertruck release?
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hndamien
7y ago
Or you could not go through any of the steps of making a payments platform and just accept BTC.
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7y ago
Sort of, it depends if they ask for extra permissions at some point in the future and there is not alternative option. I saw an Android screenshot showing requests for an insane amount of access - it may have been faked though.
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7y ago
It should be disclosed in the listing, but in search filters it is fine. They could probably find a way to disclose it better is search filters too with a bit of design.
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7y ago
AirBnB was kind of built on the premise of a random air bed anywhere. So I think they should actually get a pass on this. The rest not so much.
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hndamien
7y ago
Is this a step towards more surveillance? I get that it doesn’t have to be, but surely it brings it closer, and easier to get there.
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7y ago
It does preserve their rights to choose to do whatever they want. The statistics bear that when given the choice of access to the services, women will statistically choose them, and also voluntarily, and without solicitation, choose to have
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7y ago
I'm lost for words.
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7y ago
Oh yeah, hehe - that should have been obvious to me. 108000 seconds a month. You calculation are bang on. Elvis getting a mere 0.05c seems fair in the case of this super user when the user needs a flat rate to consume and all the content pr
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7y ago
“All holders” is not a reflection of reality in how markets work. Everybody has their price. Utility of the means of exchange means that you have market participants passing through. It is just economic BS that you would ever get all holds.
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7y ago
A fair algorithm would look like this. A user pays $10 per month. They listen to music for 1hr per day. That is 1,800 seconds. The bands they listened to should be paid 0.55c per second. You need a per user second rate (Calculated monthly),
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7y ago
Your share-holding of the firm can be diluted by an investor that brings $10 to the table. You don't maintain custody of the asset, unless you are using bearer instrument, in which case, your infinite divisibility, security and monetar
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7y ago
This is incorrect. The people (god forbid "saving money") are getting a return on the currency appreciation, and are encouraged to save. The rate of return (risk adjusted) they are getting sets a base for what an investment would
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7y ago
Only for debt holders denominated in that currency.
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7y ago
Infinite divisibility.
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7y ago
Maybe he just doesn't recall correctly.
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7y ago
Police have specific training and qualification requirements. Journalists don't. There is no difference of any serious consequence between a journalist and a blogger.
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7y ago
You can't handle the truth!
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7y ago
Would you call Bitcoin a "toy"? If so, it really is just saying that it is likely to be something you are initially dismissive of.
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7y ago
Piece by piece migration/replacement into a computer/ artificial neurons seems more likely. Still a gargantuan task with the requirement of a gargantuan amount of neurons.
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7y ago
You might be able to cure dying without curing age related degeneration of the body. Migrating minds outside of the body might be possible. To me it seems quite likely.
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7y ago
Bitcoin appears to be highlighting the issue of how we price dirty energy vs clean energy. There is nothing Bitcoin miners would like more than for all energy have the correlated carbon tax associated with it in the price.
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