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5y ago
anybody wasmer.io
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6y ago
Polyhedral LLVM compiler optimization > Quantum Computing Technology Well at least on relevance* to active problems.
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6y ago
It's a stock whose financiers are in Hong Kong and Macau. Think about the rise in this no-name company with respect to the following laws and you'll all have more clarity on what actually went down. - HR2513 - Illicit Cash Act - E
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6y ago
Decarbonization efforts will slow electrification of developing countries and net out an unprecedented amount of air, water, and soil pollution per a kilowatt hour. Mankind has known about the fact that some gases absorb outgoing radiation
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6y ago
efabless.com
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Unsolved Problems in Chemical Engineering [pdf]
(cbe.osu.edu)
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6y ago
Way overshooting the confidence on fusion here.
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6y ago
LCOE and chemical footprint of vertical farming probably only makes sense if you're growing non-calorically dense foods.
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6y ago
Most of the folks who work in web tech, electrical engineering, or people who classify themselves as biohackers cannot explain how lipotoxicity works or casomorphins. Look at cheese/capita production and consumption capacities and grap
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6y ago
On average, they have 2x to 6x the amount of electricity access in the USA to the countries they come from. Makes sense.
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Low Antarctic continental climate sensitivity due to high ice sheet orography
(nature.com)
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6y ago
tldr: the amount of foreign capital allowed into US assets and of CCP companies on the US stock exchanges is problematic. I've placed my bet on the CCP. This is a massive problem. SoftBank is CCP money. HR2513 Illicit Cash Act Equitabl
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6y ago
I bought as much as I could on Margin at $150. Boeing is a national asset and has hundreds of marketing vendors in India. Gonna boom under spaceforce and India vs. CCP. Boeing is a national asset and it's gonna be institutionally owned
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6y ago
I don't know. I'm not bullish on the "just plant trees, it will fix everything about CO2 emissions" movement....I have my doubts. Most countermeasures seem irrelevant as long as 1/3rd of the world relies on lignite
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6y ago
5 Billion Cubic Meters of Oil are produced Annually by humanity. 30Bn Tons of CO2 generated. 60% is un-sequesterable because it is small and/or mobile. 40% is sequestrable and large scale/stationary. 12 Billion Cubic Meters of CO2
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6y ago
Any chance you use alpaca.markets? You planning for some algo-trades on doordash? ;P
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6y ago
efabless.com Open source chips are not common place right now, but maybe in like 10-15 years. Love bunniestudios posts.
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6y ago
I'm the first user. :)
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6y ago
I continue to accumulate stocks in companies that jettison their W2's for 1099 workers under the backdrop of "Work from home."
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6y ago
LCOE of batteries is 10x the LCOE of generation from my understanding.
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6y ago
This is why I own Facebook Stock. They have so many profit and revenue levers, this is another example of one. So many companies would pay for ironclad API access and relationship. I believe that the lack of transparency around their APIs i
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6y ago
San Francisco is rekt on so many levels and irrecoverable. Pensiontracker.org This is why I left: I’m bullish on the W2-pocalypse and bought Facebook, did you? Facebook twisted its earnings with W2pocalypse. Silently through the night W2’s
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Yuri Bezmenov: Psychological Warfare Subversion and Control of Western Society
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6y ago
Maybe I haven't worked in tech long enough, but am I the only one who has never heard of Episerver?
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6y ago
Still working through some of the kinks on this, curious how other HN members pull this data. We built some of our own custom stuff for trading leveraging utility prices, but found it laboriously manual....
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Show HN: Electricity price API for Bitcoin mining and data scientists
(wattpricer.com)
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What most of the people in this thread don't realize is the reason that Uber became large? The smart ones will understand that Uber's entire subversive cross border growth tactic was tracking cops, which is a felony. They hired Er
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Malta is Binance's location. Malta enables Binance to enable users to "clean" approximately ~2 bitcoins/day per an account. Binance has ~5 times the daily trading volume of the 2nd leading exchange.
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6y ago
Nope.
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Recruiting is a skillset. If you do it wrong, things will always go bad.
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