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Yes fully agree but step one on that path is to stop dumping carbon into the air and oceans.
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5y ago
I think fission has very good technical merits but the unfortunate reality is it's politically untenable.
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5y ago
Yes, and some places world cup viewership can take down the grid!
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5y ago
Yes, but every step forward on this path is thrilling. If we crack carbon capture at scale, and unleash fusion, it would change the game for the survival of our species.
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5y ago
But the PortaPro will never die.
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5y ago
Unfortunately I'm between homes and very into crack.
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5y ago
What attack? I'm genuinely curious.
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5y ago
"K" is also a HN reader from what I know.
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5y ago
Where were you able to find a copy of K&R's Necronomicon? I thought it was banned for this very reason.
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5y ago
Pretty sure the entire value prop of gRPC is to help Xooglers avoid learning modern tools.
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5y ago
Where's the GoFundMe link?
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5y ago
Twitter is irrelevant though, this was a Reddit op.
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5y ago
Highly recommend reading Kolbert's book.
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5y ago
A question that can only be answered in the form of a VC pitch deck.
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5y ago
I once had the opportunity to visit a department of homeland security fusion center in Philadelphia. They had walls of displays showing surveillance cameras looking at bridges that were actively rusting apart. You would think the better pub
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5y ago
Pittsburgh weather in particular is harder on infrastructure than any other city I've lived in.
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5y ago
And you also void the warranty...
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5y ago
Knowing about ROM flashing and being able to do it or wanting to spend the time on it are very different things. The author specifically says they want their phone to be a reliable appliance. I do not think they have the appetite for reflas
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5y ago
As this article aptly demonstrates every time a phone is bought it is an opportunity to leave an ecosystem. The manufacturer cannot guarantee that that the phone sold to a consumer will be replaced with a phone from the same company. So it&
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5y ago
This exact same reason why GDPR matters to tech companies yeah: Europeans are rich.
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Switching from iphone, which all my friends and family use, to a pixel caused so many issues with texting I almost went back to iOS solely because I was causing headaches for others. FOMO is real for sure, but plain old inconvenience is als
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5y ago
We pick a sacrificial lamb once a decade to give the appearance of enforcement without addressing root causes. See - 90s: Enron; 00s: Madoff; 10s: Holmes
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5y ago
To be fair, Apple TV is a pretty terrible experience, especially regarding them trying to force users to give Tim Apple a cut of streaming subscriptions.
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5y ago
Use it regularly, and nearly always wish same content was on Netflix due to really awful compression artifacts I never see on Netflix.
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5y ago
"Google would be totally capable of reimplementing Netflix's streaming services" Perhaps some sort of "Tube" that "You" could use to watch content, maybe with a subscription option?
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5y ago
Agree in theory, but every time I think I'm about to cancel they drop something great like Squid Game, Dark, or Witcher.
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5y ago
Yes, the walkout of trans employees was definitely because the CEO is too woke.
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That said, until other streaming services entered the scene I didn't appreciate exactly how good Netflix's engineering is. The only service comparable is YouTube, but even then, Netflix has much higher quality. HBO Max has a great
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5y ago
It's a very legitimate answer, as the hypo was factually unsound.
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5y ago
The boomers who went earlier went for a fraction of the price, had far more government assistance, then decided they didn't like paying tax and hauled the ladder up from under themselves and made their children and grandchildren take o
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