maxglute

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by maxglute 2y ago
Can also use google sheet + app scripts + youtube api to add new videos from channels in playlists. Sheet can trigger every few hours to keep things up to date. It does get more complicated if monitoring too many channels since execution wi
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by maxglute 2y ago
They've increased shorts length to >60s so now it's blending in with 2-3 minute long videos which overlaps with the sweet spot of no nonsense videos. Some shorts are improving, but the shorts UI on desktop is trash.
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by maxglute 2y ago
Huawei exploits PRC specific market forces. AMD/Intel have to compete with Nvidia globally (or whatever % of trusted partners). They have to match NVIDIA price/performance. Huawei doesn't / won't have to compete wit
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by maxglute 2y ago
> they are not constructing housing at a fast enough pace to meet their population’s needs It's more accurate to say PRC/CCP understood it's _impossible_ to build enough housing in Tier1 cities where everyone wants to be,
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by maxglute 2y ago
Currency controls drive costs down (really loss/inefficiency) in the sense that it contains misallocation like illicit capital flight, i.e. stashing grafted funds meant for industrial programs abroad. That's less advantage than mi
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by maxglute 2y ago
I dropped prime this year. Free shipping is over 2 weeks. Aliexpress ships to my door in 10 days. I think US tariffs freed up logistics for shipping RoW. Even less of no brainer.
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by maxglute 2y ago
~14 years, which feels like a long time, but really no time at all in terms of equipment.
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by maxglute 2y ago
How does contemporary billionaire philanthropy stack up against robber barrons? Any neat musk muesums.
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by maxglute 2y ago
RMB is undervalued by ~10-30%, with latter being extreme estimates, pegged to usd with small floating band. It's minor advantage vs executing competent industrial policy that durably drives production costs down fraction vs competitors
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by maxglute 2y ago
military famously bad at powerpoint meme
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by maxglute 2y ago
It's a pickup for US market because it has no plans to remotely compete with BYD. I think most Americans would go for a 15k Toyota Hilux Champ with similar design ethos, but chickentax.
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by maxglute 2y ago
How much before incentives? TFW just want cheap Hilux Champ.
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by maxglute 2y ago
Or how JP "plummeted" from 6 trillion economy to 4 trillion because their FX went from 100:1 USD to 160:1 (at peak last year) now 140:1. Still eaking slow growth in yen terms. JP can still be 1/3 larger than california US com
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by maxglute 2y ago
How are LLMs for music recommendation? Napster / audio galaxy... I mean your own legal burned music with AI generating a radio playlist.
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by maxglute 2y ago
Let's me real... 80% of the hard shit in US factories will be ran by mexican migrant labourers like in agriculture. And maybe that's enough of a "win" for US interests.
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by maxglute 2y ago
2nd stage 1/6 weight with simple merlin engine. Early F9 used 9 merlin = ~15 more rockets. ~60% of PRC though we don't know full industrial capacity of either, i.e. SpaceX could be boeing tier and do 600+ frames per year, or PRC c
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by maxglute 2y ago
Authorian to democracy transition happens more often than democracies come back from severe backslides, which... is basically never. I struggle to think of an example.
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by maxglute 2y ago
I will say with US demand gone, aliexpress shipping to CAN has been _expedient_. Placed ordered a couple days ago and got notifcation it was in country this morning. Cancelled Amazon prime earlier this year, and if rest of shipping pattern
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by maxglute 2y ago
But it feels like WangerNUMB.
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by maxglute 2y ago
Why cling on the book label? It's 2025, it's visual content vs audio content. I'd like listening to my content. Rather I like doing both, listening at 3x speed robot voice while reading text, be it a book or transcript. I&#x2
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by maxglute 2y ago
Basically. Last year spaceX had fleet of 18 F9s doing more than 50% of global launches, 80% including starlink. SpaceX stans wank over 50% and 80%, but ignore that 18 is rookie numbers. 7/145 US space launches in 2024 was Non SpaceX. T
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by maxglute 2y ago
Hope this doesn't take off (kek), EVs have made PRC cities increasingly tranquil, dealing with rotors would be huge step down in QoL. Fine for quick transit across water. That said, maybe they can optimize for size:volume. it would ac
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by maxglute 2y ago
EU legislation forced many perfume companies to reformulate their fragrances with compliant ingredients - lot's of weird natural stuff replaced with synthetics. This might have made it easier to dupe since sourcing becomes standardized
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by maxglute 2y ago
Call child protective services.
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by maxglute 2y ago
If you spam a dense enough network of connected sensors you can detect anything.
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by maxglute 2y ago
More of a tongue in cheek comment. Gone are the days of "designed" in California "assembled" in China. There's a lot of Chinese designing to get the assembling part done now. If the only way you can goto market in r
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by maxglute 2y ago
>We always were sort of maintaining two different bills of materials of Chinese componentry and Western componentry because they're different. Then we produced five different iterations of the Librem 5 phone through Chinese contract
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by maxglute 2y ago
IS there a TLDR for why it didn't happen. Reporting at the time said internal dissent (woke/liberal internal culture + worker power) at the time killed the project like it did similar initiative at Google (Project DragonFly).
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by maxglute 2y ago
> Any record of congress doing that for those reasons I think it was part of Clean Networks Initiative, there's ongoing strategic game to cut PRC out of subsea infra business, just like telcom. IIRC a bunch of sanctions a few years
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by maxglute 2y ago
>ultimately the construction fell through It was part of the ongoing subsea cable wars, US wanted to squeeze PRC from subsea infra game a few years ago and sanctioned a bunch of PRC companies which disrupted projects.

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