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robbiep
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robbiep
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There’s more than one way to skin a cat. And sometimes the method that worked on one cat will all come undone another time. Having said that the method that makes, to overly extend this macabre analogy, things feel like fun - seems like a m
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robbiep
4y ago
IPhone is ~56% in australia. It’s 70% in Japan.
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robbiep
4y ago
A book recommendation for anyone who enjoyed Canticle: ‘Radio Life’ by Derek Miller
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robbiep
4y ago
This is getting finnicky, but generally I would consider a quality issue to be something to do with the build (ie substandard materials, poor riveting, trash in the dead spaces in the walls - as has been alleged on the 787) as opposed to wh
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4y ago
Every untimely death is a tragedy. That's why every country has widespread public health campaigns extolling the virtues of stopping smoking, healthy diets, exercise, maintaining a healthy weight. But these are background noise to most
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It would be reasonable to say, today, that the dominant varieties of SARS-CoV-2 are basically similar to an average to not great flu season, particularly for the vaccinated, where there is still a mortality benefit. In fact, I was at a talk
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4y ago
The max issues weren’t corner cutting on quality, it was corner cutting on investment in a new design and type rating and available pilots. Although it could have quality problems; stories of 787 quality problems are concerning. But quality
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4y ago
Using USPS is a terrible example for a otherwise good hypothetical VC M&A/Partnership roll up
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4y ago
I see a borderline failed state. The fact people are rushing there from other failed states is no signifier of confidence as far as I’m concerned. Generally I see it as a warning sign for western ideals, and a great tragedy waiting to unfo
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4y ago
Have you looked at the United States recently?
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4y ago
I had a similar problem, except he raped a woman (convinced her to come to an address, come inside, all lights off, no talking). She contacted me via LinkedIn when he ghosted her. Got police involved but took 18 months to get all the inform
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4y ago
Not to be rude but did you bother to think before writing that post? Sri Lanka is a net importer of food. It is not self sufficient. You can’t get a organic premium if you can’t feed your own people, and organic food has a well known yield
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you do realise that you aren't sterilising anything though right? It's not a crap shoot - it's a unnecessary step since you aren't actually achieving anything. You might as well not do that step
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I majored in biochemistry as well. I was so unbelievably hooked. The ground up principles. It led me to medicine
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he wasn't (or isn't) aiming to sell the stock, he was/is aiming to finance the purchase using his Tesla stock as security. So this line of argument... Doesn't really make sense? This is all publicly available. Due to lev
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4y ago
You can check a HomePod timer on your phone - it’s in the home app under whatever pod it is, down the bottom
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4y ago
100%. My brother and I ordered it for my parents. We had an absolute max of 20 down previously. Dad was able to set it up by himself and we’re north of 200 most of the time. Absolute game changer
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A company with no revenue can potentially raise at a higher valuation with a company of $1 of revenue - because now it’s real and investors will start making their mind up about the actual possiblities of the investment
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robbiep
4y ago
I don't think parent's comment is meant to be a dissertation on the roots and origins of conflict, but a reflection on history in general. Does HN always have to descend into a strong-systemiser race to the root cause?
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It is currently feasible for anyone, with the right resources, to fly to Hong Kong. It is not currently feasible for anyone to speed up or simulate nature in silico. These are quite different positions, the idea that you would equivocate th
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4y ago
I’ve got a Samsung frame… and you need the net to get the picture screen going … ! Which I quite like as a feature. Even though I put all our digital tv through an Apple TV.
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Most pet hypotheses of researchers are informed by actually knowing about the disease, and not disregarding things such as 1) years of schooling (protective) 2) early onset alzheimers (genetic) 3) APOE2 (protective) 4) APOE4 (higher risk) a
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If you’re saying Lyme disease, at some frequency causes alzheimers, then it should be observable in different incidences in alzheimers between the US and countries that, at least now, are considered free of it such as Australia. To my knowl
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HCQ was an interesting thought in early March 2020 (my brother as an ICU doc was considering getting some for our parents). But the data was very quickly available that it was essentially worthless, and certainly nowhere near as useful as s
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Status page was down for me in Sydney
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It took me a little while (and it seems like they managed to add some more domains at one point) but I’ve successfully blocked all outgoing connections from my TV and removed the ads
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So we can’t
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So… we can’t?
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You weren’t able to divide 1 by 43.4 and multiply by 100 to get 2.3L per 100km?
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I second the series, it’s amazing (for space nerds). Produced by the same guy who did the Battlestar Galactica reboot which was also amazing. I think the thing about For All Mankind that makes me sad is how it conveys the potential that the
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