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by pmorici 5y ago
These were posted by a user on Reddit https://m.imgur.com/a/DkfdjbU Basically a gravel lot fenced in with a bunch of radomes mounted to what look like prefab concrete pads.
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by pmorici 5y ago
I'd look at using a Storinator cluster with a scalable network filesystem like Gluster, Lustre, Ceph or something along those lines. A 4U Storinator with 60 18TB drives has 1PB of raw capacity and cost $43,0000. You'd been looki
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by pmorici 6y ago
Lucid isn’t in the same class as stripe or Starlink. It hasn’t sold a single car let alone turned a profit. That is solid SPAC territory
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by pmorici 6y ago
Reputable companies don’t need SPACs. I’d guess there is close to zero chance of any SPAC landing a high quality company like stripe, Starlink etc...
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by pmorici 6y ago
This seems to be conflating buy & hold with passive investing. What is it called when you don't invest in index funds you pick stocks and then buy and hold them for the long term? Seems to me there is passive and active investing
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by pmorici 6y ago
No doubt but they derive much of their prestige from their performance reputation which is why you see them marketing the Taycan’s 0-60 repeatability. As things progress the marketing department will increasingly struggle to come up with r
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by pmorici 6y ago
Yeah that is why I think Aptera is kind of interesting they are concentrating on maximizing range through maximizing efficiency and when you pass a certain efficiency threshold integrated solar charging becomes viable. If they make it to p
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by pmorici 6y ago
Taycan is not price competitive with Model S and won’t be performance competitive when the S plaid ships this quarter.
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by pmorici 6y ago
At least in the next decade people are going to care about range, charge speed (measured in miles per hour, in part a measure of efficiency) and software quality. So called super car brands will pivot to market on subjective qualities like
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by pmorici 6y ago
lol, good point
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by pmorici 6y ago
I’d guess it is a poor translation of Arabic. ربان Can be translated to “captain” but it means the person piloting the ship which is part of the duties of the first mate when the captain isn’t at the helm. Saying that she piloted the shi
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by pmorici 6y ago
This story itself seems to be perpetuating a small false hood by captioning the leading photo as, “Egypt’s first female ship’s captain”. If you read the article it then says she was the first female to be accepted to Egypt’s merchant navy s
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by pmorici 6y ago
Is this data that was in profiles that they scraped or did they get access to things that weren’t being intentionally shared?
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by pmorici 6y ago
Can you cite any instance where a union representing blue collar workers has negotiated stock options or similar stock based compensation as part of their member's pay package?
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by pmorici 6y ago
Calling this tweet "anti-union" seems like spin. It is pointing out facts that one might want to consider before deciding to unionize. The fact that employees lose stock options when they unionize isn't so much a threat as
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by pmorici 6y ago
This reads like someone who has never used A Tesla’s autopilot or seen the FSD Beta videos from the public Beta test. It can essentially do all the things you are up on your soapbox about already and is improving rapidly.
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by pmorici 6y ago
Kind of like how Android just wiped out Apple right?! I can’t say I understand where all the reflexive hate for Tesla comes from, especially here, but Tesla is a leader for a reason definitely check them out so you understand what the dif
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by pmorici 6y ago
Museum pieces are not what we are talking about here.
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by pmorici 6y ago
There are something like 1.4 billion vehicles in operation world wide and 80 million new vehicles are sold every year. That is at most 17 years once new vehicle sales are effectively 100% electric which will probably happen around 2030. Th
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by pmorici 6y ago
Assuming inflation causes wages to rise with prices inflation is beneficial to home owners with a mortgage because your housing costs are largely locked in while your wages rise.
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by pmorici 6y ago
Check out Helium it’s a proof of coverage crypto currency. The “mining” is proof of coverage. Believe it operates in the 900Mhz ISM band. Something like this could probably solve the hole problem because it incentivizes people to run acc
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by pmorici 6y ago
The only thing stopping battery electric trucks from taking over long haul trucking is constrained battery supply. You will see battery electric trucks on the road in large numbers within the first half of this decade.
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by pmorici 6y ago
On the surface it looks like a Redfin clone with a different color scheme.
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by pmorici 6y ago
Correct.
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by pmorici 6y ago
Hardware tokens like a Yubi key prevent this.
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by pmorici 6y ago
Simpler and less complex?
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by pmorici 6y ago
It takes work to support trading if a coin. Coinbase in particular is conservative about listing new coins because they don’t want to run afoul of sec rules and list coins that qualify as securities. They blogged about what factors they c
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by pmorici 6y ago
There are so many more uses for this besides digital art. Digital art is probably the worst application for the reason cited in the article. The marginal cost to make a perfect copy of digital art is zero. Linking an NFT to a real world a
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by pmorici 6y ago
CryptoKitties are NFTs. A NFT on the Ethereum network is an ERC-721 token which makes a what cryptokitties is built on. Colored coins was a proposal to add tokenized asset capability to the Bitcoin blockchain but I don’t think that went any
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by pmorici 6y ago
These cards aren’t being used to mine bitcoin gpu mining hasn’t been applicable to Bitcoin since at least 2014. These cards are being used to Ming alt coins

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