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by ragebol 4y ago
Mars Guy, essentially: what happened on Mars this last ~week or so - https://www.youtube.com/c/MarsGuy BPS.Space: Dude building model rockets & flight controllers. Just landed a model rocket propulsively, video o
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by ragebol 4y ago
I really don't understand why Teams is so frikkin' popular. Anyone who ever used something else than Teams before the pandemic knows how bad a chat app it is, but since eg. management folk never used that stuff before the pandemic
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by ragebol 4y ago
Risky move but if it's really just BS being spouted, propose some truly wacky idea that sounds coherent with the BS words involved and see the reaction. If they laugh, fine, it's a joke /s
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by ragebol 4y ago
Yep. And given all those 'Made in China' labels, it's a big exporter too, transferring more CO2 to consumers. The picture does not become better looking for (us) Westerners
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by ragebol 4y ago
Everyone knows it has to happen, one way or another. If the US can hide behind 'but China isn't reducing emissions' then so can China hide behind the US. etc. etc. And emissions per capita in China are still much lower than
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by ragebol 4y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Service-Members'_Prot... (without the typo)
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by ragebol 4y ago
The planning is it for me too I think. - How can I get these parts/cuts etc accurate without measuring them all each time? Or without measuring at all but just transferring the dimension. - Can I clamp that glue joint together with the
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by ragebol 4y ago
I almost exclusively via debit or credit card, so those expenses are tracked there. If I need a log, I can download a .csv file. Income is only once a month and pretty predictable, more than we spend with a margin that goes to savings, so i
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by ragebol 4y ago
I like this. I'm currently on my 1% of not working remote, first and last few days of being in the office since last year July. I'm just as productive or maybe less than I was at home. Only reason to be here is to have a face to f
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by ragebol 4y ago
* "Someone will ... overcorrect" would mean that someone has a lot of power to set outcomes. Does not sounds very decentralized.
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by ragebol 4y ago
Things change when you have significant other people in your life: partner, kids etc. It's pretty boring for other people if I were always at work (which is almost mandatory to succeed as an entrepreneur I guess). I'm quite happy
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by ragebol 4y ago
2x laptop for work 2x personal laptop that barely gets touched these days 2+x old laptop in a cabinet somewhere that are out of spec to be donated for eg. remote education as home early in the pandemic 1x raspberry pi running https:/&
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by ragebol 4y ago
Looks like it but I'd hazard a guess that it really isn't. In my native NL it costs €34,149 though, much less. If it could do V2G or V2L it might have been interesting to lease it as a big home battery that happens to have wheel
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by ragebol 4y ago
Being Dutch, seeing this perspective is quite interesting. See, we have a nitrogen crisis in NL: there is too much being deposited in the soil, ruining the local environment. Farming a is a big source of that nitrogen. Can't build many
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by ragebol 4y ago
Maybe the name doesn't induce a positive feeling in people?
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by ragebol 4y ago
Opel Ampera: https://ev-database.org/car/1051/Opel-Ampera-e Faraday Future: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday_Future I guess there's some resistance against using the name Ohm, haven
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by ragebol 4y ago
And the group maybe too socially inept to see that and to comfort you out of the awkwardness :-)
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by ragebol 5y ago
One proposal could be to also allow taxes to be payed in stocks. When those bits of stock bits are then transferred to ordinary people, they would be entitled to a bit of the dividends of eventually all companies. Not thought this all the w
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by ragebol 5y ago
As with anything, complaining is the easy part indeed. I don't have the answers either. The funny thing is that hoards of people will come to defend a rich dude who really doesn't need it while poor people constantly get fucked ov
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by ragebol 5y ago
Guess that is implied but not really what I meant. Poor people don't have much assets so it wouldn't do much. My issue with the whole "Elon has to pay taxes" thing is that there are loads of people (fans?) fighting over
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by ragebol 5y ago
This is what I find funny about all those people shouting "No, Elon can't pay for taxes, it's all tied up in stocks!!1!" If you are stock-rich and you can buy stuff on the collateral for that: normal people can't re
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by ragebol 5y ago
Well, option 2 is cheaper at first. Then everything breaks down eventually and that is costly, but later. Kind of like technical debt, but for a whole government. Also, there will be hell from the public when the govt. makes a mistake. So,
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by ragebol 5y ago
I think the issue with a lot of governments is: expertise and competence is expensive. If you don't want to pay for that because the government is then expensive, fine, but eventually you'll have an incompetent government that is
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by ragebol 5y ago
I'd like gyroid infill for my lawn, would look cool perhaps :-)
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by ragebol 5y ago
Woodworking,or just creating physical stuff
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by ragebol 5y ago
Not being an economist: what's going on there and what transformation is going on?
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by ragebol 5y ago
You could get a lawn mowing robot. It won't complain about the heat.
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by ragebol 5y ago
100% agreed. I do actual robots (you know, that drive around and pick stuff up etc) and get LinkedIn messages for doing RPA. Read my profile!
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by ragebol 5y ago
Can someone explain to me where the robots in RPA are? It's just scripting for UIs, the way I understand it
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by ragebol 5y ago
Negotiating takes time. Time is money...

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