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photonbeam
2y ago
I hear a lot about people moving to nix-darwin, is it popular or am I showing my own bubble
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photonbeam
2y ago
How does cost compare with some of the GPU-cloud providers?
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photonbeam
2y ago
It means congress is out of practice doing routine policy, and instead has big fights over very little
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photonbeam
2y ago
Im not proberts, but I can give you a personal anecdote, I changed jobs 4 months after my GC arrived and they didnt ask about it during naturalization. I had 2.5 years total in that job if that matters
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photonbeam
2y ago
If the $7500 tax credit applied to motorcycles, I’d buy a Zero SRS in a heartbeat
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photonbeam
2y ago
It gives the board someone credible to ask dumb questions to, while also making it look like they’ve doing something
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photonbeam
2y ago
The are plenty of places with really low labor costs that would love cheaper panels
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photonbeam
2y ago
Hes always known what pays the bills
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photonbeam
3y ago
Gross
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photonbeam
3y ago
Unrecorded cash payment makes it much easier to pay undocumented staff
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photonbeam
3y ago
Hmm some EV manufacturers could start running ads to counter this perception. Make the trucks seem silly
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photonbeam
3y ago
Excellent. This will train fewer new grads, pushing demand higher for Seniors in a few years. I look forward to this extra bargaining power
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photonbeam
3y ago
It’s fairly easy to point at things that have annoyed customers that they call features, like missing wheel stalks and poor autowipers
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photonbeam
3y ago
Split pge up then, let the rural areas pay what they cost
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photonbeam
3y ago
Why would the politicians allow this, surely this backfires hard on them
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photonbeam
3y ago
“ XB-1 met all of its test objectives, including safely and successfully achieving an altitude of 7,120 feet and speeds up to 238 knots (273 mph).” So really a shakedown, didnt try for supersonic
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photonbeam
3y ago
Sure hope it has rvv 1.0
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photonbeam
3y ago
Best way to avoid war is to have the border be open ocean. Having a railroad bridge with russia is inviting problems
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photonbeam
3y ago
and it probably cost $17m in consultants
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photonbeam
3y ago
I read it as legislation
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photonbeam
3y ago
Only once the distros ship nvim as the default vi/vim
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photonbeam
3y ago
Im surprised we dont hear more about this, it seems like a huge motivator
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photonbeam
3y ago
I hope Tory goes to rocketlab and works on their neutron rocket
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photonbeam
3y ago
They absolutely anticipate that, its just about how well the people actually draft regs, or not
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photonbeam
3y ago
Is ssd and ram replaceable on these?
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photonbeam
3y ago
You pay a higher price for power that works in darkness
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photonbeam
3y ago
That would compete with vega-c Europe needs a soyuz-size replacement
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photonbeam
3y ago
A treaty was written specifically for the rocket labs situation, and only because they were a NZ company first who were moving HQ to the US
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photonbeam
3y ago
Need to bring down electricity prices for this to be viable in many places
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photonbeam
3y ago
They could direct list publicly, no need to raise capital
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