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by ianai 3y ago
And they did it very dirty after a very short time. I had one, loved it, felt burned by google after they abandoned it. I guess they thought it was going to eat into the huge phone segment.
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by ianai 3y ago
Think ways to create incredibly small amounts of energy just about anywhere. Useful for a smart tag on a box of milk (their example). But they did say they would love if it were possible to scale up and point out that being a big reach. But
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Jobs that are set to disappear in a decade, and ones that will take over(fortune.com)
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by ianai 3y ago
Not only that, but it’s obviously a huge market opportunity from bottom up. Kids looking to enter the workforce should be able to expect all sorts of work related to electrification-electricians, engineers, etc. It’s likely to actually crea
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by ianai 3y ago
"No effect" seems overly strong. From what I've read, pro/pre-biotics do help, but it's transitive and fades with time after a treatment. Troublesome, of course, as a company would much rather sell a transitive trea
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by ianai 3y ago
Which wouldn’t be selective. Do wonder how effective this bacteria is at long term survival in a host. The source sounds specific enough (certain types of water reservoirs?). It could be beneficial to have a way to test for them - even if i
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by ianai 3y ago
So how difficult would it be to selectively remove Desulfovibrio bacteria from a patient?
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by ianai 3y ago
Nothing about studying space is “goofy.” Want to know more about theoretical physics at ever higher energies or smaller scales? The universe is going to provide the means to study that, not any human engineering project until we’re building
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by ianai 3y ago
There could be a dollar figure that could get me to think twice. But it looks more like a Heavyside step function than a curve and significant. Like winning a huge lotto.
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by ianai 3y ago
I took it to mean enough years have passed that it’s no longer easy/possible to change the decision and to then have children.
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by ianai 3y ago
I’m missing the sourcing on that poll. That article is an anecdote.
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by ianai 3y ago
“symmetric affective polarization among parents and childfree adults driven primarily by parent’s ingroup favoritism” Hard time parsing this statement. Are they suggesting parents being prejudicial makes kids less likely to later become par
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by ianai 3y ago
There's also surely a budgetary consideration at play. (Sadly, give NASA all the money!!)
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by ianai 3y ago
Construction fell off long ago (heard numbers like 40%,80% reductions). Which makes sense given construction is kind of the “marginal” effort of real estate - where interest rates would factor in most obviously. Regardless, it’s a decentral
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by ianai 3y ago
If moneys being made off of it then it’s not free.
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by ianai 3y ago
The government is THE entity entrusted with creating personal property rights, amongst a lot of other things. (Assuming colonial debt as a national debt being how the revolutionaries bought their new country legitimacy.) So it’s about time
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by ianai 3y ago
This isn’t Reddit.
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by ianai 3y ago
Actually if it’s tidally locked a lot of complications could be involved. If the backside of it managed to be hot it’d probably imply an atmosphere or young planet (guessing) or maybe a recent flip (see link). All just my naive thoughts. h
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by ianai 3y ago
Clearly riscv servers you design from the CPU up (with some very helpful software). Only to be replaced by the N types of computers that typically wind up being designed somewhere around years 3-5. To later be replaced by those same systems
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by ianai 3y ago
Thanks. Next time I’ll remember to not comment.
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by ianai 3y ago
Couldn’t find that. Then sounds like it’s an ion and explains the ambiguity.
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by ianai 3y ago
They’re unsure whether it’s from the planet or the star. Can’t they just check whether it’s from an ion of water or the stable molecule? (Which IIRC is a question of the spectra observed.) I remember from undergrad the chemistry in stars wo
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by ianai 3y ago
No
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by ianai 3y ago
That’s going to hurt them over time. Current RE values assume abnormally low interest rates in their valuations. Over time, reversion to the mean in both interest rates and valuations will eat away their equity. Further, not letting the pro
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by ianai 4y ago
So we can conclude this was etched by someone into a phallus?
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by ianai 4y ago
One thing, we were taught in my math degree that knowing how to explain something many different ways reflected deep understanding. Knowing how to explain something once reflected some base understanding. Two different ways is much better.
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U.S. Electric Vehicle Market Set for Sustained Growth Despite Stricter Rules(think.ing.com)
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Post-WW2 Anti-Fascist Educational Film – Don't Be a Sucker – 1947(youtube.com)
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by ianai 4y ago
I stopped expecting a demographic change as the boomers age when I looked at the demographics of gen Z and younger. The population “drop” doesn’t look so significant. Meanwhile intelligence/knowledge will always be a rarer feature in t
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by ianai 4y ago
Whoa, news to me. What is indicating the tech illiterate are leaving?!

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