lucketone

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by lucketone 1y ago
Nice summary at the start.
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by lucketone 1y ago
While it was never going happen. Existence of “2030 deadline” was/ is significant factor by itself. (Current sate would be less electrified without that arbitrary and over optimistic fantasy deadline)
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by lucketone 1y ago
Do you use any payed support from databricks?
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by lucketone 1y ago
Because people want to pay 40$ for a T-shirt, not 400$. Edit: People are greedy
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by lucketone 1y ago
Your analysis is fully correct. I want to add one more aspect to this. If I gamble my pension away, I have detrimental effect on my neighbours and the rest of society. Sure I could work for a little longer, but not for too long. One non-exh
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by lucketone 1y ago
Ctrl ins/shit ins. (Not the home row, but no accidents with it)
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by lucketone 1y ago
On the other hand, when you invest your real money, you are more likely to continue.
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by lucketone 1y ago
180 days (changed recently)
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by lucketone 1y ago
> Working hours for the average worker have decreased dramatically over the last 150 years. note the “average worker”. If women were staying at home with children, they were not counted as workers.
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by lucketone 1y ago
You make lot of claims, I will address only one of them. > Europe is post-religion Some anecdata for illustration: - Pope is based in Italy. - my nice went to the first grade in Germany last year, that is a big deal there. Part of celebr
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by lucketone 1y ago
Sounds like anthropomorphism of species/evolution.
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by lucketone 1y ago
Educated women tend to have fewer children. (Also fewer child deaths)
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by lucketone 1y ago
Black holes become less dense as they get bigger. Radius is linearly proportional to the mass: r = 2GM/c² (So volume grows faster than mass)