landemva

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1981.
by landemva 6y ago
What do you mean with "fueling populism"? Power to the people, right?
1982.
by landemva 6y ago
" ... companies in a free market ... " USA hasn't had free markets in a while. And monopoly platforms are not free markets. DoJ won't go after monopolies for violation of century-old anti-trust laws. I give USA about ten
1983.
by landemva 6y ago
Real Vision interview of crypto book authors. "Thank God For Bitcoin" https://www.realvision.com/shows/the-interview-crypto/videos...
1984.
by landemva 6y ago
I already have the antibodies (from June), so it seems I won't need that vaccine. Right? Or in other words, my antibodies would almost certainly cover the new variant.
1985.
by landemva 6y ago
It is difficult to know what sources of information to trust. I already have antibodies, and thought I would be ok for a while. If this is a new strain, how would they know to make a vaccine for it, and how many vaccines will I need each ye
1986.
by landemva 6y ago
They crammed big engines under the wings in a way that it could really need a new air type certification. This is more like a new plane, with the baggage of the old 737 and without the certification testing for a new plane. Yes it can fly,
1987.
by landemva 6y ago
Disconnect for a couple weeks. Backpack or sail. Pause and reflect.
1988.
by landemva 6y ago
"That's why governments will likely not do it." Japan did it. Japan learned from the docking of the Princess cruise there and the results from each passenger. Those results were quite interesting. And death rates by age group
1989.
by landemva 6y ago
Seems we can agree that it was incompetent to prevent healthy people from seroconverting last summer.
1990.
by landemva 6y ago
What about the issue of testing for safety? Before today, that took 5+ years.
1991.
by landemva 6y ago
It is useful to look at death rates by age group. Sweden initially made the same mistake as Cuomo in New York by putting known infected people in nursing homes that housed compromised older people. That caused it to spread into and kill a k
1992.
by landemva 6y ago
"the long predicted fall spike." If those in power knew a Fall spike would likely occur, would it have made sense to encourage healthy people to seroconvert during the summer, when the flu is less prevalent? Instead, this was purp
1993.
by landemva 6y ago
The focus on rate of infection, as if that should be minimized, is misplaced. It would be reasonable to protect the vulnerable and focus on allowing healthy people to seroconvert to move the overall population to herd immunity. The virus is
1994.
by landemva 6y ago
I was also surprised a study was done to write about government policy incentives. Seems obvious. USA has a policy to subsidize corn production. This has led to a huge chemical-doused monocrop, corn syrup in most packaged food, and blending
1995.
by landemva 6y ago
"I eventually get in a position where I have to make threats of disclosure or nothing will get done." If they want you to pen test their systems they will hire you. It's not your job. Vote with your feet and walk to a local c
1996.
by landemva 6y ago
I initially was excited that Swift https://www.swift.com/ had opened it's payment APIs.
1997.
by landemva 6y ago
Yes, it is correct concerning burst energy from capacitors. The #2 heavy equipment manufacturer has a large capacitor in their regenerative excavator (which sees the most sales in Europe, not North America).
1998.
by landemva 6y ago
One of the qualities of batteries in cars is a place to store energy from regenerative braking. The best numbers for miles per charge are coming from the tech leader in the space (Tesla). The system of storing generated energy is important.
1999.
by landemva 6y ago
"Hydrogen also enables countries to export energy." Expanding on that... Bitcoin also enables countries to export energy.
2000.
by landemva 6y ago
Right. Hydrogen can be used to store energy. Unlike flowing water which may turn a generator, hydrogen isn't a continuing source of generating power.
2001.
by landemva 6y ago
Another fee will not solve the problem. 1) Dump tip fees are not artificially low where I am. 2) The cities and county together conspired to pass business licensing requirement that anyone in business collecting trash is not allowed to dump
2002.
by landemva 6y ago
I was working at a Waste Management landfill and noticed it had acres and acres of 10 foot tall mounds of glass. The workers didn't know the plan for it. I suppose eventually it might be valuable to recycle it. But somebody used energ
2003.
by landemva 6y ago
Great suggestion on learning SQL. Also, learn how to normalize, at least to 3rd normal form. Clean data, enforced in the DB with constraints, makes debugging easier. Consider getting a used Jeep in stock form, and get the shop manual. Metho
2004.
by landemva 6y ago
Medical imaging like MRI. Put it in a truck trailer and tour the underserved communities. Unfortunately, States have medical device approval hurdles which often explicitly consider competition, and prohibit the economic competition.
2005.
by landemva 6y ago
Person sends picture, and this gets the location info from picture. It auto-responds the info. Am making a chat-like responder to request various things like a URL to mapping, and maybe OCR any words. Send picture, with GPS enabled, to (+1)