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lxmorj
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lxmorj
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Seems like two explosions would be much better. One to break up the rock, then one to disperse the cloud as widely as possible. If you don't have the payload to impart escape velocity onto the debris field with the second bomb, offset
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8y ago
Alphabet spinoff, looks like: https://dandelionenergy.com/about/
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No, we have a propane fireplace that used to heat the whole house (terribly inefficient, the previous owners used it as a summer-only property) and we now run that just on colder evenings to make the house a bit cozier. We also live way out
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I had a "geothermal" heat pump put in to my house via Google's Dandelion and it works great so far. It's been -30F at my house but the ground sourcing renders that moot. As far as I can tell their innovation was going ve
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8y ago
We had a guy come to our warehouse and work for a week. Pretty good worker. We got a wage garnishing letter and he owes like $25k for two kids each (thought they were duplicate docs at first), $8k and $3k. He stopped coming or answering his
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8y ago
No one wonders
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8y ago
Seems like an obvious opportunity for a specialized financing firm...
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8y ago
I've been trying to figure out how effective solar power would be at the height you'd put a floating city. You're closer to the sun than Earth, much higher than Earth's surface, but in a very dense atmosphere...
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8y ago
It's a super inefficient mechanism. You're better off having everyone save a bit by buying from Walmart, and be able to afford to go out to dinner once a month - instead of never.
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I don't buy that "buying your shit at huge markup from a local shop" is some great boone to a community. It's effectively a tax on everyone in town, subsidizing the one family that owns the shop. There are plenty of busi
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8y ago
Not at island preservation over long periods of time, apparently. Seems like the islands we have are explained by largely by survivorship bias
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If someone is literally critical to your business, they need to have equity or some other mechanism to align incentives or you risk unaligned incentives torpedoing your business. This is the case with any business, regardless of parental le
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8y ago
One of the best ways to profitably build affordable housing is to build luxury housing 25 years ago.
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I think he means 'save towards intentional use' versus 'save to soften the blows of random hardships, but never really get ahead'.
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Hence the "remain friendly". They need to believe you are just an annoying dude, not think you are trying to win a battle of wills.
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8y ago
This sucks and shouldn’t be true, but it is: make this the police’s problem. Make it easier for them to do what you ask than to ignore you or give you platitudes. Call every damn day day. Explain the situation from scratch, in detail. When
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Zerosumism
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Zerosumism
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GaryV was a major investor in FaithBox, a company that knowingly incurred huge bills with my company that they'd knew be unable to pay (I run a 3PL). The switched to another warehouse for two months and did the same to them, then they
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8y ago
Yes, overt things do SEEM more influential than the money moving behind the scenes. And yet...
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I find banning AirBnB a lazy form of governance, much like open container laws. "This behavior is correlated with undesirable outcomes, so it is illegal irrespective of the actual result of the behavior". The other argument I see
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8y ago
Odd, I assumed that subs would run at least a few atmospheres to compensate for pressure differential. Structural assistance not worth giving the crew the bends on fast ascents?
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8y ago
With LEDs you can focus your output on photosynthesis-friendly wavelengths and collect in a wider spectrum, no?
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Whatever it's supposed to mean, it's a memetic success. And you've helped it propagate!
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Gum?
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8y ago
I really wish they had @ and @-whenever-you-get-to-it tags
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8y ago
What tool do you use for this?
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8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=czgOWmtGVGs
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8y ago
Oh, smart move! Never thought of using that strategy to get advantaged school funding.
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8y ago
This is a trap. You can't just say "well the wins are worth it at the moment" and not consider what happens when someone else - possibly with antithetical values to yours - inherits that power.
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