jonners00

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by jonners00 8mo ago
Heat exchanger melts salts, salts boil off? Some kind of potential in there to use evaporants for attitude/altitude correction. Spitballing. Once your use case also has a business case, scope to innovate grows.
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by jonners00 9mo ago
I think it's as simple as USA plus Canada plus Greenland equals bigliest country in the world
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by jonners00 9mo ago
Er, that example most definitely isn't one of 'the changes we associate with him'.
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by jonners00 9mo ago
They did (unless you're one of the drafters of the Hart-Scott-Rodino Act, in which case, weirdly, they didn't)
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by jonners00 10mo ago
I think the rationale behind this is possibly 'Elon's share price defies gravity based on humanoid robot and self-driving hopium. Someone bolt some hopium onto our dog of a share price please.'
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by jonners00 10mo ago
In our case: over there; bed; basket; lead; walk; wait at the door; go to [room]; go to [family member]; stay; stay on the path; paw; paws up; sit; lie down; heel; don't pull on the lead; no more poo poo; no more wee wee; this is the c
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by jonners00 10mo ago
>It's even less helpful than if the friend just suggested to contact support and/or delete the facebook account. To be fair, pretty much all advice in life is less helpful than 'delete the facebook account'
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by jonners00 10mo ago
He runs Y combinator. This is his site!
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by jonners00 10mo ago
there's a lovely documentary by a blind British comedian about exactly this: https://connect.open.ac.uk/seeingintothefuture/
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by jonners00 10mo ago
Those are the energy sources they're replacing with this tech - according to < https://reneweconomy.com.au/new-worlds-largest-sand-battery-... > it's surplus energy from renewables that will 'charge'
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by jonners00 11mo ago
>Did goog pay a license for those pirate recordings? If their copyright monitoring algorithm recognises the tracks being performed and the licence holders have opted to receive a share of ad revenue rather than issue a takedown notice, t
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by jonners00 11mo ago
I think the idea that there's currently an 'index tracker bubble' is fascinating: i.e. that the total value of the S&P 500 is no longer based on a multiple of aggregate earnings but is instead driven by finding the price
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by jonners00 11mo ago
>if GPUs are really being used as the lein or collateral, these are fundamentally depreciating assets and are marked as such even if the depreciation rates are slightly wrong. As long as the initial value of a blackwell chip derived from
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by jonners00 11mo ago
It is a monopolist in the format it specialises in - medium length 'creator content' that the creators typically post every 2-10 days. Some do post to Nebula and Patreon, but really, there's nowhere else to go for that kind o