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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Until you realize that polan is super stick and is really had to remove. I had a table outside and just 'blow away' dust didn't work at all. You need to actually clean with friction, water and cleaner.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Since the 90s our energy policy has been idiotic. Basically just politicians saying 'lets do nothing we can always buy cheap power form Germany or France'. All we had to do is build a single new nuclear power plant and we would ha
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
I suggest you adjust your search results based on population. If I search for 'Luzern' it suggests 'Eschenbach'.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Claiming that its 'especially Starlink' is just not true. I heard lots of discussion about Musk but very little about Starlink. Starlink mostly gets discussed in terms of space policy and people who care about that. That said peop
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Part of the reason German internet is slow is because German telecom didn't want to invest in fiber. And arguably had it remained a state monopoly they also didn't want to do it. They spent a lot of time on super-vectoring and all
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
People only using aggregate density calculation is so overly simplistic. Inside of each country there are patterns. Imagine a country with two huge cities and a very long empty desert in the middle. Density can be low but its still easy to
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
This is kind of a dumb statement. Yes the US is one of the larges most populated countries and has been for a long time. Its just coping instead of actually engaging with the question about what makes railways good. The US put down lots of
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
You are aware that just because you read Marx you are not some superior being that levitates over the rest of us, right? Yes, there are entrenched interests, far more then just billionaires, that are always prefer the status quo. But its al
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Ok sure, but this isn't some fucking massive task. And you don't have to invest 100 billion $ and then its fixed forever. You are not trying to set a competitive fab to compete with TSMC. We are talking about running a few buses.
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
But this is not the debate, the topic is 'can society be improved' not 'can society be made utopian'. Nobody said 'China is not the perfect society'. The question is 'has it improved' and by literally
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Just because an 'automatic consistency' for something exists doesn't mean they automatically get their way on everything. And for most X that group is not big enough to direct federal policy. Yes Amtrak exist and people insid
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Yeah and 70 years ago they were living in socialist utopia where honey flowed from trees. Do you have any notion what China used to be like? You need to get a grip and get some perspective on what China is like for most people. You can be c
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Trains, walking, bikes, solar or nuclear plants are all good for both. Smart policies like land value tax are good for both. Tons and tons of things are good for both. In general economy is more important because people, but people also liv
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Not really. I mean compared to 70 years ago. Its not really a question. The difference in living standard now compared to 70 years ago it gigantic. Even to 40 years ago. This is just objectively true for the waste, waste majority of the pop
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
China is not as hyper centralized as you think, the regions have quite a bit of power over policy as long as they deliver results. Some things are centralized, maybe to many in China. But for things like High Speed rail, such centralization
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Many things don't really need 'experiments'. You can just do them. Like run good buses. The US already does run experiments thanks to the states, and we run many simply by having many countries. The problem is not lack of exp
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by panick21_ 3mo ago
Yeah should they design their own computer chips? And do literally everything need for such a platform. That is literally 10000x the effort. There is no change the same group of people could create such an open solution. Hardware is just mu
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
I feel like this partly a counter reaction. To some US people endlessly glazing the US and endless saying 'best country'. In general the attitude in the US seems to think that anything not rooted in US experience is bad. You can l
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
I didn't say it wasn't good.
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
I'm 99% sure that they went to the US venture to raise money to build Electron and that's when they made the US company that primary and the NZ company the subsidiary.
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
I know, I still wanted to mention it.
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
That never made sense to me, why not the other way around. Wasn't EMC the better business?
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
I'm really interested in the combination of carbon fiber and landing. Dealing with the heat seems challenging.
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
Just got a Motorola phone and I love it. 3.5mm audio jack and cheap.
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
Before they ever launched a rocket they were a primarily American company. That literally just a fact. It was created by somebody from New Zealand and a lot of early operations was in New Zealand nobody is denying that.
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
A gigantic amount of stuff from space hits the atmosphere. Most not made by humans.
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
You act as if 'launch' is a thing. All Rocket Lab launches ever combined don't even fill a single SpaceX rocket. Those are not the same thing. Lets see their reliability when they have a bigger rocket and if they can land rel
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
They didn't. They actually said they have huge demand because of AI companies. Turns out, when the AI is surfing the web or using doing other task, that's a CPU. So they also have demand for CPU.
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
Ideally you would design it perfectly self centering, fool prove install and so on. So that the cost at the dealer would be small and quality high. But that's easier said then done, specially if you move deeper into the available featu
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by panick21_ 4mo ago
It became SaaS because its more practical when you have many devices or many users.

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