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by ianai 3y ago
This is just a troll who happens to have billions of dollars to slosh around. The definition of a “fuck you money” move.
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It was called trickle down economics and it failed.
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Sorry for the outcome. Knowing how much parents prefer known name brands for all things babies/kids, what was your theory for the product working and gaining market share? I could imagine a completely new product being avoided similarl
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Which is more consistent with price decreases in the future.
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by ianai 3y ago
Tons of noise about this market right now. It’s like a flood of articles so some will be right in the future by sheer happenstance. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37962427
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I wish this lack of sequestration meant no more corn ethanol industry altogether.
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Missing is any discussion suggesting the demand side for homes can support still greater prices. At some point the people who actually must sell (death, disease, divorce) will sell enough properties to undercut valuations down to market val
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by ianai 3y ago
The homepage looks more active https://mfsbsd.vx.sk/ Very awesome!
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by ianai 3y ago
Not sure about linking this to US supremacy like it’s zero sum. Energy storage and the associated supply chain is an industry everyone will need to enter at some point.
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by ianai 3y ago
Also realize somedays you'll have more energy to fight through pain than others. “Spoon theory.” So possibly most important is to look for and ask for help finding ways of dealing with pain and symptoms. That’s complicated by needing h
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by ianai 3y ago
Personally, I wish I could de-sports all of my apple news feed. Only sport I've found interesting to watch: billiards. It would help if the sports didn't seem to have arbitrary rules towards a specific end. Fewer rules the better.
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Imagine asking someone in the 1960s how much a modern smartphone would cost? Would probably have come up with some large numbers at the time. Or just asking for a modern computer clusters worth of capability. Thats how I read articles like
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I wonder what sort of instruments could get a better measurement of that object’s weight without being just a probe to it? I’m guessing we’d need to get lucky for it to be bright enough and located right to be resolvable by JWST. Or would s
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by ianai 3y ago
Yes, and maybe some networked cameras out in the middle of it. If people could interact with it remotely like that they might have a wider appreciation. I’m thinking cameras on gimbals and solar powered with wireless internet one or another
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I’ve heard about, marveled at, and generally known about the amazon my entire life. I’d say it’s easily as important in my mind as anything else critical for life on earth as we know it. Genuinely would be willing to pay more for goods&#x2F
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by ianai 3y ago
There doesn't need to be a why. With the time scales involved one successful Von Neumann probe civilization would quickly (at time scales of the universe) take over everything. That we don’t seem to see that is suggestive-either there’
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by ianai 3y ago
ATP is not war porn. The MSM has dropped the ball on reporting on Russian state terrorism and its invasion of Ukraine. You have to go to open sources to have any decent idea whats going on there day to day. Or watch someone like ATP who agg
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by ianai 3y ago
How about one offering a discount for no podcasts?
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How Russia is waging war on me(onlysky.media)
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From a pure business perspective this should be counter to YT's interests. Really hoping someone sees this here who can help. Watching this guy has supplanted the normal morning shows for me. Essentially a good aggregator of open sourc
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If I could plug them into a keyboard, mouse, and monitor setup and be running a full fledged OS they'd be exponentially more interesting than current. Their usefulness is hindered in their current form. Yes I know about Dex.
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I think the interface can tend to have less lag in windows. Some linux GUIs feel a little laggy at times. Gnome comes to mind. But I'm not even sure its lag. Just certain GUI interactions are “off.”
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Toure seriously doing yeoman's work with these comments.
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“Give me your tired, your poor, Your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, The wretched refuse of your teeming shore. Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me, I lift my lamp beside the golden door!” Statue of Liberty
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by ianai 3y ago
It was the seeming unstoppable force of the nazis and total war that led the development of those nuclear weapons. Most of the biggest names in science came together to make sure the nazis lost and the total war ceased.
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Absolutely. It is not common for the outgoing generation(s) to treat the youth like this. Theres maybe some tendency for the older generations to get opinionated about whatever. But past generations also knew when to bow out and enjoy their
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When I get that angst I look at age demographics charts for my country. Much of current days politics are from old people who want nothing to progress and would prefer to go back a century or two. But the younger generations are strongly op
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Be sure to read at least the end of https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Diary_of_a_Young_Girl (forget how much we covered in school, probably just excerpts).
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Hit up YouTube for some college history lectures~Native American history, colonial history, post-colonial/US revolutionary War, World War history, European history, Africa/asia, it’s a lot. Check out Stephen Kotkin. He’s got an ep
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Answering their later question outside of EVs.

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