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by hunglee2 3y ago
“You don’t think of medical professionals doing this, but 10% of medical professionals divert drugs. 10%… That’s a lot.” I presume the main motivation is resale of the Fentanyl? Incredibly sad story, we need to get to automate drug administ
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by hunglee2 3y ago
JP Morgan / Bitcoin is live action example of how 'The Empire' co-opts 'The Rebellion'. First denial, then ridicule, then marginalise, thencounter-attack, before finally attempting to co-opt with concessions in orde
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Researchers create 3D DNA nanorobots(phys.org)
3 points by hunglee2 3y ago|0 comments
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Huawei and Bird and Bird successful against Amazon in dispute over WiFi routers(juve-patent.com)
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by hunglee2 3y ago
How fortunate for the recipients of circa $100 million political campaign donations SBF made from customer funds that a second trial will not now take place.
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by hunglee2 3y ago
"The phone, unveiled while U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo was visiting China, was announced to great fanfare" Mate 60 was released without any fanfare, it simply appeared in the stores without any announcement at all.
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Being a massive country really is a civilisation cheat code. Russia is the same - massive material resources already known, plus greater chance of future discoveries simply because of the greater coverage. India, Brazil, Australia, Canada
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Review of China space activities in 2023(chinaspacenewsroundup.substack.com)
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How Shanghai Is Redefining Aging with In-Home Care(sixthtone.com)
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by hunglee2 3y ago
drugs, sex and shame - very potent, and often bad, combo on East Asia. Feel sorry for Lee Sun-Kyun and his family
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by hunglee2 3y ago
US has such potential to be a solar energy super power that it has got to be inevitable that it will become so - continental scale territory, huge tracts of sunbelt, ocean on either side for floating solar. Similar in many respects to the S
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by hunglee2 3y ago
"No matter how badly designed, it would be better than the current mess, and save several percent of US GDP" Brilliant essay, with so many fantastic lines. I am picking this one out because amongst the many perversions of 'th
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by hunglee2 3y ago
thought battery swap outs were on their way out as range / charging speed improved. I think Taiwan were ahead on this, but didn't realise Mainland China was also building swap out. I guess the most robust system would be heterogen
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by hunglee2 3y ago
hugely impressive will 1000 km actually reduce 'range anxiety' that comes with EV's? Anyone who travels that distance on a single charge will be living in a continental scale country, which will likely still have inadequate c
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by hunglee2 3y ago
I think explicit Nazism is banned on SubStack - at least I have not yet seen any example of a literal Hitlerian National Socialist Aryan Ubermensch newsletter on that platform. This issue is the expansion of the term 'Nazism', w
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by hunglee2 3y ago
- Mismanagement UK response to GFC was amongst harshest austerity policies in Europe, leading to infrastructure neglect, local government bankruptcy, degrading of the military and lack of investment in education, healthcare and the rest. Th
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by hunglee2 3y ago
UK could obviously be a wind / wave energy super power. Despite multi-decade mismanagement by government, we can be bullish about UK prospects, especially now Scottish Independence is receding from the conversation
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by hunglee2 3y ago
no protests, increasingly limitations on free speech, everybody on a database....good job UK has a democratic system of governance to keep all this authoritarianism in check..
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The Geography of Household Incomes in English Cities(centreforcities.org)
1 points by hunglee2 3y ago|0 comments
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Moore Threads MTT S4000 Announcement(mthreads.com)
2 points by hunglee2 3y ago|1 comments
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by hunglee2 3y ago
We've probably hit peak Nvidia already - everyone is trying to de-risk from dependency on CUDA. Free market will rebalance
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China's Spaceplane Has Released Multiple Mystery Objects in Orbit(thedrive.com)
3 points by hunglee2 3y ago|1 comments
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Misinformation is the symptom, not the disease(ft.com)
1 points by hunglee2 3y ago|0 comments
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by hunglee2 3y ago
"The dealer denied knowing that it was so valuable and said he had demonstrated goodwill by offering the couple €300,000, the mask's initial valuation" It's not being wise-after-the-fact to say they should've obviou
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by hunglee2 3y ago
kind of helps Belt and Road but then not only instance of US foreign policy accelerating a trend it sought to reverse.
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by hunglee2 3y ago
"He described a six-day week which began each day with a meeting at 07:30 and would usually last until 19:00. He would also be called in on Sundays or holidays if there was a problem at the plant" The secret sauce is highly skille
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by hunglee2 3y ago
This is probably bad news on aggregate The positive intent to give citizens greater protections is laudable but gig working is not always a straight forward 'capitalism bad' exploitation as it is often characterised. For many, it
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by hunglee2 3y ago
This is exactly what the apps store model was invented - some else to do the distribution. I think you definitely can just be a builder with the trade off being that the deal maker will take a cut - maybe even the majority cut - from any sa
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China's reusable rocket race heats up with new hop test(spacenews.com)
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by hunglee2 3y ago
Excellent news - we should see the price of chips collapse, which might finally unlock IoT for the US (if real 5G can be rolled out in parallel)

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