iancmceachern

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Nintendo sues the US government over tariffs –seeks 200B refund, interest(tomshardware.com)
19 points by iancmceachern 7mo ago|3 comments
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Kickstarter's CEO stands by 4-day week remote team, sometimes backfires(fortune.com)
1 points by iancmceachern 7mo ago|0 comments
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by iancmceachern 7mo ago
Most people who own guns here view them as tools, not weapons. Tools to get food with, tools to defend their flock with, tools. Taking then away would be like taking away a shovel.
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The trap Anthropic built for itself(techcrunch.com)
2 points by iancmceachern 7mo ago|0 comments
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by iancmceachern 7mo ago
Thank you, it's not on audible, where did you buy it?
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by iancmceachern 7mo ago
Yes! I just got to go there earlier this month for the first time. They even have the lectern from the Kennedy speech (and the speech itself)!
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by iancmceachern 7mo ago
Huh? They did not "solve" vision based driving.
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
>> The central promise—that distributed digital fabrication would bring manufacturing back to America, that every city would have micro-factories, that 3D printing would decentralize production—simply didn’t materialize. > never he
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
I agree. On the long road trips we take unfortunately it's the sad reality. There are also large urban areas with nothing but food like this, food deserts. Agreed, it's far from ideal.
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
If I did this for every chain that this happened at I wouldn't have any chains left to eat at.
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
Yes! And Kali!
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Toyota’s hydrogen-powered Mirai has experienced rapid depreciation(carbuzz.com)
173 points by iancmceachern 8mo ago|510 comments
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
Disney has a patent on this
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
Series G? Is this a new thing?
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
This is the way
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Jon Favreau Confirms Lucasfilm Exit Amid 'The Mandalorian and Grogu' Uncertainty(insidethemagic.net)
3 points by iancmceachern 8mo ago|1 comments
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
It's so weird to me that these folks don't just retire with a bag of money to a nice beach house and enjoy life. They're always seeming to meddle. And in doing so they take away our, and their peace. It's like they&#x
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
Buy a robot kit from Pololu Robotics
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Woman sentenced for accusing her ex spouse of accessing bank account from space(kbtx.com)
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
Because they are so manufacturable. When we design these things (which I do for a living) we often find we are forced into tradeoffs between repairability/recycleability and manufacturability/cost. The market wants cheaper and ch
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Good night, and good luck printing(blog.adafruit.com)
2 points by iancmceachern 8mo ago|0 comments
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Waymo exec reveals company uses remote workers in the Philippines(people.com)
146 points by iancmceachern 8mo ago|202 comments
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I've spent 20 years as a touring guitarist. The live industry is broken(guitarworld.com)
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
Seems good to me personally but how will we ever pay for all these aircraft carriers?
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
Agreed that effective tax rates were much lower than the headline marginal rates because of deductions and avoidance strategies. My point was more about the policy environment and incentives of those periods, not that people literally paid
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
I think that’s a fair point, and it highlights part of the tension here. Total receipts as a share of GDP may be relatively stable, but the structure of taxation and where the burden falls has changed over time. My point wasn’t that governm
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
I asked AI and it looks like it is true. I asked what was the tax rate percentage for the top 10 percent of income earners in the US for each of the decades from 1940 to now: 1940s: Peaked at 94% in 1944–1945. 1950s: Remained high, peaking
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
Thermocouples
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
It's a rate problem
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by iancmceachern 8mo ago
Yes and no. If you had a thermometer that had no heat generation then yes. If you have a resistor or other heat generating circuit then you need to have the needed surface area to radiate the heat away. If you don't, it will heat up.

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