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by rr808 4y ago
I think it probably depends a lot on your employees. Some might be really interested in what is going on and enjoy being in the loop. Some might have been burnt before so actively want to see signs of decay or lack of growth. Some are there
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by rr808 4y ago
> de-facto market-leader, they are mostly infrastructure Maybe its technical users? Even linux is used by IT pros rather than regular people. I think tech people just dont like paying for anything.
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by rr808 4y ago
> What would air-source heat pumps look like up here? Air heat pumps dont work in 0F, you need an alternative. My heat pump has resistive heating coils for when it gets cold. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Air_source_
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by rr808 4y ago
Get involved in nuclear fusion. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32620868
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by rr808 4y ago
https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2022-08-27/deadly... is latest news, the current governments arent that legimate right now.
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by rr808 4y ago
Most of them are boring or technical or not that good. I love Hugh Hendry but he's repeating himself all the time now. If you have someone you like I'm interested.
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by rr808 4y ago
> Venture capitalists are pumping billions into companies, racing to get a fusion power plant up and running by the early 2030s. The article mentions Commonwealth Fusion Systems. Anyone else in the space?
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by rr808 4y ago
No this is the same in every commodity market. Say a bag of apples is normally a pound. If lots of orchards get destroyed and the price goes up to £3 because lots of people have to buy apples, the price at all markets will be the higher pri
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by rr808 4y ago
I forgot to recommend asking for help. Ideally parents close by, but friends, relatives ask for baby sitting and time out. If you dont have anyone like this dont do it yourself, get a nanny or similar.
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by rr808 4y ago
Agreed avoid his crypto stuff. I'm just trying to think of a popular person to talk about markets and economy that isn't a bedroom expert like most of them.
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by rr808 4y ago
Maybe I was wrong and the civil war is over, it probably doesn't need invasion but would benefit from a strong European partner to help develop the country. Libya should be a rich country. Ideally it would develop to the benefit of its
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by rr808 4y ago
I think investing and economics isn't that well correlated. You need some idea of monetary and fiscal policy but as you say economics tends to get political quick. https://www.youtube.com/c/RealVisionFinance is pr
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by rr808 4y ago
> market price is automatically set to the most expensive one I think you need to read your economics text books again. Yes marginal costs can impact the marginal supply of electricity, but the price is set by basic supply and demand. In
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by rr808 4y ago
https://app.electricitymaps.com/ lets you look at historical sources. In the winter last year 40% of British electricity was generated from gas.
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by rr808 4y ago
> ukraine split in two, and an economical disaster for the whole EU. Well no, the worst option was going to happen, Russia takes over Ukraine, then takes over Transnistra/Modova, solidifies its hold over Belarus, then why not take
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by rr808 4y ago
You give in to a bully once you're done for. They'll just keep wanting more.
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by rr808 4y ago
> EU CO2 emission trading system Its there to make emissions expensive and reduce companies consumption. Its a very good system that looks like its working as intended.
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by rr808 4y ago
No really. There is a civil war already. Helping out a legitimate government is a good thing, if you can find one. Just ignoring it and hoping for the best isn't a great strategy either.
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by rr808 4y ago
The real issue is how the environmental cost is a real trade off now. The last few decades Europe has been closing coal mines, banned fracking, encouraged renewables over more secure but damaging sources. With Russian gas this wasn't s
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by rr808 4y ago
Salesforce strikes again
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by rr808 4y ago
I haven't been to a conference in 10 years now. Online talks seem much more convenient. Are in person conferences back after covid?
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by rr808 4y ago
> 1300 kwh/year Wow that is low. In most states in the South average household consumes that per month. https://www.chooseenergy.com/news/article/the-states-that-us...
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by rr808 4y ago
We had a lot of overnight batch jobs causing problems at work. I fed the baby at 12 and 3am every night and at the same time checked the batch, fixed things and made big changes to make it reliable. I got a lot of thanks for doing that, as
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by rr808 4y ago
In Korea maybe, the world's population is going to continue rising though. And those climate refugees are starting to come from the fullest countries.
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by rr808 4y ago
Most families do not need to have two parents working if they live like people 60 years ago. Ie one car, a 1000 sq ft home, vacations in the local area, home made lunches, hand me down clothes, no AC, no electronics, no braces.
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by rr808 4y ago
I have just one child. I thought it was kinda sad that they're an only child but I didn't think about that its more than that. They wont have any nieces or nephews, if they have one child with a partner who is an only child my gra
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by rr808 4y ago
Not parents, descendants. Yes its been 150 years, but the scars still haven't healed. > I really recommend you moving out of such third world society. Well this is the challenge in America and why Finland's education system has
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by rr808 4y ago
> Teachers there are paid in accordance with the high respect they're given in society. You sure? on the list they get paid near the worst in the OECD. https://www.cnbc.com/2021/10/05/heres-how-much-te
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by rr808 4y ago
I certainly dont. I've spent too much time on blind though where I think that idea came from.
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by rr808 4y ago
Are Finland's schools like my city? 30% of its children descendants of slaves? + 10% illegal immigrants? A good few percent homeless, parents in jail and/or hard drug addicts. 20% with both parents working 100 hours between them.

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