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by kumarski 10y ago
Increase fats? No biggie, you'll get satiated too fast to overconsume. Increase proteins? You satiate even faster. Increase sugar? You will eat a lot more and your leptin signal gets all sorts of messed up.
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I've seen several opportunities/companies that could do the half a gigaton and meet the other criterion really fast, but raising money is a grind: * Advanotech.com - makes fully functionalized silicon nanoparticles at a fraction o
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I don't think so. Companies often die because they don't send enough emails, not the other way around. Fallibility is your own worst enemy in a startup, and email outbound is one way to kill it faster. That being said, there shoul
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by kumarski 10y ago
I get upvoted for being an engineer, but downvoted for pointing out an actual inaccuracy. Go figure.
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He made a monstrously inaccurate statement about the area of a solar panel and the power output of an area equivalent with the surface area of a nuclear power plant. I thought he was well versed in how utilities and energy work, but this ma
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by kumarski 10y ago
John Glenn was an engineer. Lee Iacocca was an engineer. Elon Musk is not an engineer.
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Oh, you meant the other guy
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Oops.
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by kumarski 10y ago
I grew up next to mission control and many of my neighbors and friends' parents were involved in Mission Control and/or Astronauts or both. Oddly, in the middle of nowhere Texas - Clear Lake. This gave me some interesting run-ins
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Exceptional case. Most don't.
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Nootrobox Citations Analyzed by a Chemist and Neuroscientist(docs.google.com)
2 points by kumarski 10y ago|0 comments
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high paying code writing or going into physics/engineering. Engineering is much different than software architecture. One requires hard sciences competency, whereas one you can go into for years with none, and be successful.
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Grid shifting takes 30-80 years and is usually only partial.
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There's a considerable amount of embodied energy and embodied pollution in Solar Panel and Wind Turbine construction. I think this is lost on most people in Silicon Valley.
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The data can all be found here as well though: https://www.thecthulhu.com/ I've come to assume some non-zero percentage of sales/marketing/lead gen companies are using this as a go-between for an SMTP validat
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by kumarski 10y ago
snowplowanalytics.com - What do you think of this one? It's open-source...pretty crazy.
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I don't know either.
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by kumarski 10y ago
A lot of news coming out of India is hype. I promise you that at night we burn 50% ash - lignite coal to compensate for downticks in solar and upticks in consumption. For the next few years we'll be opening a new coal plant each month.
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The market dumps today.
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I'm going off memory here. eek. :(
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The unfortunate reality is that battery and solar panel manufacturing processes are dirty chemical affairs, even with exploding batteries aside. Just look at the process for solar panel manufacturing...... ------------ 1. Solar panels are m
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by kumarski 10y ago
https://www.reddit.com/r/chipdesign/ For all things related to chip design.
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Venezuela’s Nemesis Is a Hardware Salesman at a Home Depot in Alabama(wsj.com)
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IBM is Founded(www-03.ibm.com)
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The one thing that solves all problems and is cheap, is lots of customer conversations.
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I suppose the best hting we can do is share this post and go vote.
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Their ethnocentric headphone design discriminates against those with larger ears. So many unused headphones, so much waste....
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In the end, it is like trying to cut down a tree with a butterknife.
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I don't think this is likely, solely based on the limitations of galvanic battery chemistry today. Energy transitions from wood to coal to natural gas to renewables etc... usually take decades to switch over. As well, there's no e
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The Limits of Big Data(blogs.sciencemag.org)
2 points by kumarski 10y ago|0 comments

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