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Yandex.com, my friend. It even returns results from Ulta Cancelled video websites like Bitchute, Rumble and Odyssey.
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Oracle does this too. They buy small companies with vertical line of business software with a lot of happy users and then raise prices and make it harder to integrate or switch away.
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One thing that bugs me about L5 is the designers of the spec think it's awesome that L5 takes the steering wheel away. Why? It seems like a downgrade. I'd never buy an L5 car because sometimes I want to drive, and <gasp>
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The cycle of javascript libraries: * SHOW HN: UberTinyUltra.js Here's my new super light-weight 4k Javascript Library! * How I switched to UberTinyUltra.js from PopularFramework.js and simplified my life! * SuperCoolStartup switches to
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Everybody move to the tropics, get used to the heat and ride motor scooters just like India and Bangladesh. Cold climates that require a lot of energy just to live in are going to empty out in the next decades. I predict a massive wave of
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If your wife works, seriously consider her not working. This makes a lot of financial sense actually, because if you are in a high marginal income tax bracket, and her salary is low, it might cost more money for her to work and to send you
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If you've ever read Crumb's comic books, he was fully cancelable in the 1970s. He has always existed outside the mainstream and thus has never relied on mainstream distribution or publicity. If anything, he's a little more
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This story would be more balanced if they also included pictures of all the land irrigated by draining the Aral Sea. By only showing one side, it makes it look like there are no tradeoffs to refilling it.
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The biggest problem with our sustainability is we literally piss massive amounts of nitrogen into the ocean and replace it with the Haber-Bosch process. You had farmers in Asia farm the same land for 40 centuries all powered by "night
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What's funny, economically, about this guy is that his investment in floppy disks made roughly a 10x return! "Another thing is that I don’t know what my inventories are worth. I know that ten years ago I bought floppy disks for ei
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Having dealt with an owner away on vacation indoor/outdoor cat and racoon situation, I found the optimal way to handle it. It was a rental, so I couldn't install a microchip cat door. 1. Get feeders that run on a timer and releas
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Generally, I find that if you do anything too complicated with SQL it won't be scalable because the optimizer will start making bad decisions and you should just do it in the app tier where you can tune the algorithm more easily. Thus,
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How is the idea that the u.s government has a secret space program that is flying around the universe under our noses with godlike technology hateful/racist/bigoted? Is it now racist/hateful/bigoted to believe in alien t
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Search for strange and controversial topics on http://yandex.com . The results are totally different from the mainstream search engines which try hard to prevent fun "misinformation" by always sending you to the sites
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The best thing about Kaiser, IMHO, is there is never a surprise out-of-network astronomical charge on the bill as I've seen with regular insurance.
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Don't you think manufacturing semiconductors in deep space adds even more complexity on top of the already ridiculous complexity of doing it on Earth or Mars?
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What do you think about how Kaiser has handled the whole thing? The insurance company employing the doctors and just paying them a standard salary seems to create all the right incentives.
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How many millions of people do you need to be self sufficient for 3nm semiconductors on Mars? TSMC has 65,000 employees. ASML has 32,000 employees and 5000 suppliers. I think at some point the Mars project would reach a point where you hi
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Let's say we could use some sort of wonder technology that ETs gave us to take something as big as a container ship and send it to Mars for cheap. Well, now you got the resources of earth supporting two planets and not just one. That
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I think any study that says eating meat is unhealthy has to have a much higher standard of proof because there is so much money floating around from environmental and animal rights activists to fund any scientist who is willing to make that
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Now that Amazon will give you 70% if you price under $10 and sell on Kindle, it's a whole new world for writers who want to release independently. If you put your book on Kindle Unlimited, you get paid by how many pages people read.
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Is there a way to figure out how good of a job I'm doing avoiding tracking? I don't even think it would be unlawful to ask someone with access to this tool to look ones own phone up to see how much tracking data they are getting.
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Maybe we should have been extremely careful with how those energy resources were used instead of just using them for whatever or as if they'd never run out or have any externalities. Doing this in a way that's in the best interes
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Okay, now build a 3nm semiconductor fab from scratch to record the video on. I wonder how long that would take. Let's assume that the engineering for the whole thing was perfect and already done, you have 1000 workers, every worker is
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Death of Jezebel doesn't really go with the rest: https://a.openbible.info/labs/ai-bible-art/1024/death-jezebe...
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It seems that there's a very pessimistic trend with regards to estimating the feasibility of engineering human biology for inhabiting outer space. Everyone just wants to let AI do it. I think this is because the progress of biotech h
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I was using fish to make an obvious example. The answer is regulation, but there are so many things like fish in the world. Do we have to have a regulation for every single one? It seems like it will end with whack-a-mole micromanagement
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Let's say that we have completely automated fishing boats. They can trap every fish in the sea. We give everyone UBI. They all decide to eat fish. No humans have to work or do anything to completely remove all fish from the sea. I
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The problem with UBI is Jevons paradox[1]. Just to illustrate what the problem is using an extreme example: Oh good, we made it so anyone can turn the whole of the earth's crust into paperclips with a push of a button in a fully automa
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Besides his endings, his couples intimacy scenes are also absolutely awful and the women can be cartoonish. He makes up for everything with his worldbuilding skill though. Authors lean heavily on the parts of writing they're good at.

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