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by mittensc 7mo ago
Nice write up, I'd also add up Turkey, has a massive military on its own, is part of NATO and had no worry shooting down russian jets
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by mittensc 7mo ago
> Education we're #1 there's no question about that. Education is about social mobility, a chance for anyone to participate depending on their intelligence/grit/motivation. You guys only have education for the rich&#x
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by mittensc 7mo ago
> Well, protected by the United States primarily. They've mostly divested from military spending and capabilities over time, UK and France have nukes, european nato part isn't going to be invaded without nuclear exchanges. Apar
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by mittensc 7mo ago
> Normal users don't profit from anything you listed. They can get their technical friends to set up a laptop for them and profit from what I mentioned. > They do have to buy a notebook with all components Sure, first time they d
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by mittensc 7mo ago
I can configure a 1400E framework 13 with a bring-my-own ssd + linux. I can drop it down to 1050E without the ram if i take ram from my older laptop. Upgrading or fixing this is very easy. RAM/SSD i can take with me over multiple gener
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by mittensc 7mo ago
kids would have time and motivation... they will learn pretty fast
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by mittensc 7mo ago
so the kid boots linux off a usb stick and makes this pointless
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by mittensc 7mo ago
So the kid boots up linux off a USB stick and makes it all pointless
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by mittensc 7mo ago
> Just like DEI, sustainability efforts, I predict we will see new initiatives for forced hiring of Juniors. The professor's jobs are to TEACH students. Research grants are given by governments mainly to first TEACH students and sec
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by mittensc 8mo ago
Cancer uses a lot of energy too. His analogy reveals a glaring lack of intelligence and empathy. First, an intelligent person would think of the consequences of such a statement. Second, an empathetic person would think of the consequences
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by mittensc 8mo ago
well, thanks, there goes the home battery idea :)
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by mittensc 8mo ago
I understood LiFePo4 is pretty safe and innert. Sodium I saw some reviews where it expands a lot during charging and long term safety is not as conclusive Why do you see sodium as an easier choice? The main fire risk with lifepo4 is the con
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by mittensc 8mo ago
I'm curious what you mean by high end solution and how that's different. In my mind it's similar to premade computers vs build your own. Tesla would be something like Lenovo/dell here. They would just grab the same cells
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by mittensc 8mo ago
it's not bottom of the barrel. You can build a 16kWh lifepo4 for ~1800$: https://www.mobile-solarpower.com/server-rack-lifepo4.html That gives you some experience so you'll be able to maintain it as well if any ce
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by mittensc 8mo ago
Laws generally say that state secrets are illegal to possess unless authorized regardless how you got them. You should notify and delete them if you get them by mistake So him not deleting them when asked was a bold move.
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by mittensc 8mo ago
depends how much the vendor chargers.
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by mittensc 8mo ago
what if this time it's senior developers and they actually can slap something together better then the expensive SAAS offerings? what if the expensive SAAS offering is just as vibe coded and poor quality as what a junior offers?
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by mittensc 8mo ago
perhaps they want to wear because they dont want those slightly better consequences?
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by mittensc 8mo ago
they want to wear it because they dont want to get shot or arrested and tortured
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by mittensc 9mo ago
If Trump was referring to them he would have mentioned them. Here is what he said word for word, where did he mention those? "The Republicans should say: 'We want to take over. We should take over the voting in at least 15 places.
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by mittensc 9mo ago
what does this have to do with posted article? so you think, states should move to paper voting brilliant, offtopic. What trump said is still abhorent, he wants to nationalize elections?! how does that work?
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by mittensc 9mo ago
> Mozilla is focused on deploying its roughly $1.4 billion worth of reserves to support “mission driven” organizations, according to a new report. > The nonprofit, also the parent of Firefox, is investing in artificial intelligence st
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by mittensc 9mo ago
You select your 'facts' to fit your narrative. If the obvious fact - coal is 20% of energy production in the US and falling - you worm yorself around it. If you want to look at the US as a country, you use number of the country. A
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by mittensc 9mo ago
Oh no, am i bad at making jokes?, Or is your argument a joke? > It's powered by a coal power plant in much of the US, with electrical energy transduced You are wrong. Please provide sources and peer reviewed study that says that. Ev
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by mittensc 9mo ago
How would you put coal in EV?! They're electric, you plug them in! You provide the research to prove ICE is cleaner. Go in detail, I'll check everything: - cost of extraction - cost of byproducts - cost of refining - waste during
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by mittensc 9mo ago
Chinese EVs are much cheaper then traditional ICE cars.
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by mittensc 9mo ago
I'm an expert in the field and I can say EVs are much less pollutant then ICE cars. Do give your best shot to debunk that.
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by mittensc 9mo ago
Silicon Valley rules the US and are behind current leadership. Both through direct funding and algorithms to sway people. How come the writer doesn't consider Musk, Zuckerberg, Peter Thiel, Bezos or the radicalization brought by silico
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by mittensc 9mo ago
> The gap: If I want my family across 3 countries to see updates (like Facebook), but don't trust Meta with the data, what do I use? Google photos, shared album? Any messager group so people just chat. Talk to them directly? I'
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by mittensc 9mo ago
that already exists. whatsapp/telegram/... groups. google photo shares. meet ups for matches/beer/...

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