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by marze 4y ago
From a PR perspective, they would do better constructing a precast concrete plant nearby the site, and use the water to make concrete.
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by marze 5y ago
I think next year would be a better time to update the equation.
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by marze 5y ago
It looks awesome, but from the forums it doesn't appear that there is a built-in way to output direct to a pdf. I would value that feature, as options to convert html to pdf often have page boundary and formatting difficulties. Am I m
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by marze 8y ago
Shouldn’t this require an amendment to the constitution, to eliminate the constitution’s clause forbidding the taxing interstate commerce?
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by marze 8y ago
It really demonstrates a lack of competence, when a firm uses a standard cookie cutter interview approach on a candidate whose record clearly and obviously demonstrates the abilities the interview approach is trying to determine. A bad sign
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by marze 8y ago
So I haven’t really followed this, but were tests performed that directly compared Theranos blood testing vs existing blood testing? What were the results?
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by marze 8y ago
>39. (alternate formulation) The three keys to keeping a new human space program affordable and on schedule: 1) No new launch vehicles. 2) No new launch vehicles. 3) Whatever you do, don't develop any new launch vehicles. Funny t
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by marze 8y ago
Why take chances with something as important as bees. Good job Europe.
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by marze 8y ago
Really? Musk started with $200M from PayPal, invested half in each, according to reports. There is nothing left to invest after doing that.
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by marze 8y ago
It baffles me, the outrage over Facebook data collection and sale. Isn’t it obvious that is their business model, and why they are worth $0.5 T? They want to know everything about everyone. Always have.
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by marze 8y ago
$100M. Same amount at Musk’s personal investment in both SpaceX and in Tesla.
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by marze 8y ago
They may not know everything about everyone, but they are working on it. $500B market cap: the market thinks they will succeed.
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by marze 8y ago
Blighted? Give me a break. They should buy nearby land and relocate the actual houses if families want to keep their house.
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by marze 9y ago
Thanks for the informative summary.
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by marze 9y ago
So how do researchers determine how words were pronounced historically without audio recordings?
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by marze 9y ago
So awesome. You don’t need vitamins, because your food has enough. Why? Because vitamins are added to your food.
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by marze 9y ago
Makes me think of a t shirt I received as a gift many years ago. It said: “So many books, so little time”
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by marze 9y ago
Solar electricity will be nearly free shortly, so efficiency isn't an important issue. Cost still is of course. Solar is becoming so cheap that an excessive amount of generation will be installed, so adequate generation will be availa
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by marze 9y ago
I wasn't claiming it was realistic or practical generally. Perhaps achievable for a well educated and motivated HN reader, certainly not for everyone. Perhaps a startup could provide a service: should I [get some discs fused] (or what
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by marze 9y ago
This article makes it sound like medical costs in the US could be halved if everyone understood this problem, and did their own research on proposed procedures.
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by marze 9y ago
Easy fix: cash bonus to teachers based on average year-end score of their student’s reading comprehension.
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by marze 9y ago
What an incredible genius.
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by marze 9y ago
The inventors of the television and of stereo sound both were of the Mormon faith.
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by marze 9y ago
Rant of the year. Epic.
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by marze 9y ago
A few months ago I was shopping at Trader Joe’s, and having only recently learned of the Aldi connection, I asked my checker how it was working for a German grocer. He had no idea. He’d been working there three years.
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by marze 9y ago
Why can’t the U.K. just leave? Say we are gone, we are not giving you any money, and unilaterally state a position on trade terms? I realize this may sound naive, but I’m just curious.
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by marze 9y ago
Bottom line, deaths from overdose: Drugs criminalized, USA: 185 deaths/million people/year Not criminalized, treatment focused Portugal: 6 deaths/million people/year http://www.aei.org/publication/ch
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by marze 9y ago
Depends a lot of how much mass you plan to land on the moon. Also depends on if you want 80% chance of success or 99% chance of success.
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by marze 9y ago
Unlikely to be ET, but deserving of careful study. All extreme life is interesting.
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by marze 9y ago
Tip: use orange spectrum lighting exclusively after sunset in the house. Huge benefit.

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