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by hvb2 5mo ago
It's an export product, they produce about 80% of the world almonds. You grow what fits your climate, almonds grow very well in California. If you want an egregious example, alfalfa in Arizona, especially when you know it's irriga
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Just saying, you can be customer obsessed and still not have a good feel for UX... Ask me how I know
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by hvb2 5mo ago
> They cannot be that bad if they are managing to be ductape of the internet. I think there are just a whole lot of tools written for them. So non devs can spin things up and click some things together. Is that safe and secure? Maybe, if
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Sure, I'm trying to say that the US is not dependent on oil from the middle east, it produces a lot by itself
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Many vendors, because that means you need specs and that in turn allows for interoperability
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Sure. But are there actual limits on how much noise they're allowed to make? This is all built to be put in a place where noise is not an issue
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by hvb2 5mo ago
I misunderstood, psd2 is Europe's equivalent. And yes, every country should have this. Even America
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by hvb2 5mo ago
The US is an exporter of oil, so no US state will run out. However, you do pay the market price.
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Renewables is for electricity. Oil is used for a lot of things that electricity can't replace, or not yet
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by hvb2 5mo ago
This ain't about sports. In most sports you've retired by the age of 40 and most coaches are older than that. I would say that's the reason it's common in sports, but that's the exception not the rule
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by hvb2 5mo ago
You wouldn't build a chat bot for that, imagine how easy it is to make that thing go off the rails and allow anyone to reactivate their account. Really, you can't trust it to do any business function... At least, that's reall
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Out of curiosity, has the demand stayed the same? I'm asking because you see the same with electricity grids, designed in a different time with much lower demand. Sorry to hear this, it seems like a great system to me but you have to h
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by hvb2 5mo ago
There's also value in actually doing the work. It might be googling but reading a few sources might get you some background info too that you'll absolutely be lacking when asking an LLM
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by hvb2 5mo ago
> The person in the driver's seat of the Tesla should be at fault. I don't think this is a good analogy. For Tesla right now it might fly. However, when their software gets to waymo level of autonomy, I would expect liability t
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by hvb2 5mo ago
I'm pretty sure that the typical HN reader doesn't understand what desperation is. You can put a high wall at a border but desperate people will try to scale it. No matter how high you make it. People are willing to cross things l
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Mind you, this is for obtaining citizenship. Citizenship is a very big deal as it's permanent unless you do something outrageous
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by hvb2 5mo ago
> But, no, $100k/year absolutely doesn't need to be "justified" if it works. That's cheaper than the alternative, and markedly so. If you're trying to say that 100k is less than 200k, you're right. I do
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by hvb2 5mo ago
> Something fundamental is wrong with the economy. Economies of scale make it so that your home made furniture will still be more expensive than ikea. Same for the Coca Cola example. For tractor parts, you would still need to make sure t
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by hvb2 5mo ago
No. You can actually request those details from them. But that's a very lengthy process. We got to the point that the other party just didn't show up, and the judge just set a new date multiple times... The judge could've gon
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Just saying, small claims court is a farce. You can win, and then the losing side just ignores the verdict. Then you can go back and figure out how to get your money, depending on the business this might be really hard. And this isn't
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Anything they say is legal until a judge says it's not. And to get to that point, you need to be willing to spend a lot more than 200$.
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by hvb2 5mo ago
> The government still plans to place the authentication system of all Dutch citizens in USA hands. That's not a fair characterization. The company that runs it might be bought. That's not planning to put it in USA hands
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by hvb2 5mo ago
Your court system wasn't designed for the Executive branch acting with actual bad intent. You're a country of laws, but if enforcing them takes months if not years... Then during that time, you're the wild wild west
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by hvb2 5mo ago
I mean, the US is the country that doesn't want a national id. So instead the defacto ID is your SSN. This was never designed with that in mind, lacks all security mechanisms/checksums and all. And if you were born before a certai
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by hvb2 5mo ago
It's so bad, they're ranked 7th happiest country in the world...
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by hvb2 5mo ago
And Norway has north of 2 trillion in that fund for about 5M people... Like, well done. Impressive financial planning at that scale
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by hvb2 6mo ago
> Air source heat pumps are insanely more efficient Citation needed? Efficient how? I'm sure a heat pump designed for a narrow range of input temperatures AND working with water which can transport a lot more heat should easily be m
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U.S. soldier charged with using classified information to bet on Maduro removal(npr.org)
2 points by hvb2 6mo ago|0 comments
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Dutch government secures deal with European cloud platform STACKIT(nldigitalgovernment.nl)
1 points by hvb2 6mo ago|0 comments
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by hvb2 6mo ago
I know a fair number of people who go to a casino, spend a pre determined amount of money and as such, have fun. Also, in roulette there's nowhere to put your money on whether a countries leader will be dead by the end of the month

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