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by nasmorn 1y ago
Europe just never saw an equivalent hiring spree. The mag7 and other big SV companies hiring during the pandemic was historically unprecedented. Google basically doubled in 3 years. That to me still seems like the much harder to explain eve
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Exactly. Saving is not a thing for an economy. The future economy needs to actually create all those goods and services for which you saved up. If the future economy doesn’t have enough labor because of demographics then some major price ad
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by nasmorn 1y ago
At least Apple Home is so limited it is basically useless. It has not gained any new features in the last 3 years. I really don’t want to do much but you can’t do real life heating control with it.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Interestingly there seems to be even more foreigners working in London now than before Brexit. Just with less rights I guess.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
On my EV that is very rare. Has never happened to me.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Road damage increases by the fourth power of axle weight. So up to a rounding error all road damage is caused by trucks.
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by nasmorn 1y ago
That is simply a markup and should be reflected in the price. Euro style tipping is annoying enough but percentages in the US are huge. It is really not an afterthought to the whole transaction. Imagine you bought a car and the dealers prof
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by nasmorn 1y ago
Vertical orientation is better for winter. This is an off grid setup he doesn’t care how much power he can have at noon in July. He already has plenty then. Vertical gives more power in the morning when the battery is low and he actually be
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Capital Accumulation without labor is a fiction. If nobody had any more children all stocks would gradually decline to zero
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by nasmorn 2y ago
It was Germany’s gift to the world. They stopped it just in time to kill their industry too, giving another gift to china
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Except they didn’t do any work for the exposure. If a marketing agency had come up and executed the Ghiblify everything model as a PR stunt we would call it the most genius creative campaign of the decade
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Exponential growth is unintuitive. More than a full percentage point was added last year and that will continue to accelerate. Even the IAE is predicting 14% share by 2030 and they have underestimated solar for the last 10 years now
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Couldn’t Ghibli zeitgeist moment lead to them making out hugely with a new release or just a cinema screening of Totoro right now?
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by nasmorn 2y ago
As an avid runner this doesn’t seem to sit too well with me. Will they also be ultra sittings? 24h without getting up? Categories toilet seat and hardcore?
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by nasmorn 2y ago
My theory is the tariffs have simply been set by relative trade deficit and after Trump has announced them and been ridiculed someone tasked economists with finding an explanation for the rates. This formula kind of just works out if you es
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Half of US imports from Madagascar is vanilla. It is the only place in the world that grows a lot of good vanilla. All you will be getting is more expensive vanilla.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
If you voted for trump I cannot take any pseudo intellectualization of that choice at face value. Unless you are an anarchist and truly hope the federal government implodes and you don’t mind the cost of that. I am a mostly left European a
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by nasmorn 2y ago
I am not dehumanizing anyone. They can be whoever they want but if I don’t understand them they are not performing the function. Might still be the most interesting people but I will never get to know since I can literally not communicate
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by nasmorn 2y ago
In the case of a customer service transaction I don’t really care about someone’s individuality. I just want to understand what they are saying. I once checked into a hotel in London and couldn’t understand the Indian staff for the life of
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by nasmorn 2y ago
This is a strange example because have you heard of the combine harvester. It made, together with other farming machines, useless what 90% of people used to do
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by nasmorn 2y ago
I think the real question is how is it degraded after 100/900 cycles of 0.2C/10C which is a normal charging pattern.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
I have changed from Copilot to Cline with Claude 3.7 and it is a total gamechanger. For some one like me being able to describe a multi file edit is really empowering. I hate that kind of busy work
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Now if anyone solves the problem that for most cuisines ordered food is vastly inferior to freshly served meals. That would be revolutionary. Crisp fries and pizza. Noodles perfectly Al dente and risotto that has not started to thicken.
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by nasmorn 2y ago
There can be no rebound from solar and wind at least, they are just too cheap
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by nasmorn 2y ago
YC26 featuring Mokkatok - fusion for third wave coffee shops. You heard it here first
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by nasmorn 2y ago
On his CV it reads as - increased gross margins
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by nasmorn 2y ago
As a principle I never give charity to businesses only to actual people. Maybe as a handyman I could see the good I am doing in people’s lives and that would make me happy. But as a developer I mostly do tasks to make companies more money a
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Sorry but charging 110/hr for work where you are the most recognized expert in the world is hardly a business achievement. That is a third less than a random handyman will charge where I live. If your tools and data are at all busines
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Or any recipe in existence that will pretend you can caramelize onions in 10 minutes so they don’t have to admit their recipe is actually taking as long as anyone who knows how to cook knows it will. All prep time will also assume you have
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by nasmorn 2y ago
Basically conservative therapy takes off so much load that you have no muscle strength left once you start training. Pro athletes will always apply the max stress they can currently handle.

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