johnnymorgan

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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
India has growth, China does not. China has a median age of 67 I think now, they went from 1.8b to 1.4 or 1.2b, they are not growing in pop. Japan was just leading the way, outside of Africa, the USA, France and Mexico to a degree it's
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
This...so much this!
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Over all no it's not as we have population declines everywhere outside the USA and Africa. Canada is a good example of that, we have a lollipop demographic, lots of old people, not enough young. Housing is going to crash here over the
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Once investing was disconnected from P&E, you are absolutely correct. The market is just gambling at this point the company can hype their stock. >Stonks go up, we just like the stonk
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
I love that you used the term flop house and it also accurately describes the value prop :)
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
This is great advice and unless it's a startup or your own company there little need to kill yourself working for someone else. Having your own life outside of work and sticking with it can help the burnout and dive into new skills tha
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Always been my thinking on the logistical side of the equation. You need everyone to have VR gear at a ubiquitous level similar to monitors and I just don't see that happening. AR is a much easier sell with a much lower cost to entry
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
That doesn't mean the product/market fit can still fall short. I've just never been convinced that VR, at the hardware distribution level, will hit a high enough saturation point to become ubiquitous. AR I still feel will hav
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
This is the thing I'll say about this tech. I have lane assist and drive assist in my new car and I really do love it for highway driving, it's pretty suttle overall but very useful. Feels like a solid backup and less of self driv
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Tbh it was only the SRI confirmation that caught my eye. I've mostly written this off but was curious what the relevance of it was as it did seem to be verified by an independent body. The question of if the tech can actually be used f
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
What I want to know is why nobody talks about this.. https://brillouinenergy.com/news > Researchers at SRI International have issued a Technical Progress Report covering their review and independent validation of Brillou
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
I don't see VR solving the issue per say, the tech is already there it's more a value prop issue, ie how to package it all together and make it work. Games like DayZ handle positional audio very well but a 3D engine is overkill wh
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
The zoom option turned teachers into streamers :) There is some meat in that concept and it's an interesting problem that doesn't have a solid solve yet. I love remote work,learning,etc but for that free flowing of data in a group
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Too rare but when you get it, it's gold baby
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
I'm a sysadmin background, did CTO for 9 years and then moved to product afterwards from the knowledge I gained. Being on the other side of the fence has really helped me move around, I still to sysadmin/DevOps type work but mostl
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
I've been doing it for 15+ and love it for all the same reasons but being able to make proper, fresh meals is one of the huge ones for me. I love high quality, home made food and it was always a struggle to eat out at the office or bri
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
It's no different than high school is the sad reality
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Exactly..what is proof of existence for $400 Alex
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
It was completely unregulated when he launched it and he was the proponent of regulation but that didn't come for another 10 years+ after he rolled it out and open sourced the idea. If you can't see the parallels then meh, it&#x27
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
You didn't bother to look up Henry Duncan did you. Go do the proper homework and come back. This financial network and it's rule of laws did not start that way, learn from history or don't I frankly don't care what you f
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
You mean USD as that facilitates the largest volume of illegal transactions. Read the whitepaper my guy, it goes over all of this as the impetus for it's creation. If you don't like that, then check out what Henry Duncan did in 18
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
You won that exchange, nicely done. All the things you listed are the impetus to the Bitcoin network foundation. Cheers!
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
I could believe this is real..also Perl rules!
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Great reply, the rule for thumb of 'anything that can be done manually can be automated' applies here. Needs backtrack, code it in, then everyone knows how the rules work and there isn't any side deals or exceptions. Cheers!
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Governance
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
It's easy, just fire or cancel anyone's funding and boom, you get consensus. Also nice way to conflate two different issues, all we are saying is the political engine in play gives zero shits about the environmentalism.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Sure bud, and all politicians are altruistic and would never manufacture or take advantage of a crisis. You are literally quoting the people that are taking advantage of it and have done nothing in regards to correcting it. Remember environ
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
None of what you said is even remotely true.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
It's not the best science available, it's the most politically consumable science , which is different. If you haven't figured it out yet, it was never about environmentalism.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
China is 100% beholden to fossil fuels and is now Russia middle man. China is going to collapse due to demographics and is one of the worst abusers of climate. Their renewables are a joke, it's coal and gas and massive pollution. Do no

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