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by sQL_inject 2y ago
There's nothing substantive about a comment like this. The US has dominated indices for decades and the amount of money those indices have generated non-US investors is huge. Belief in the US based indices domestically and abroad is st
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by sQL_inject 2y ago
Right it just allows unelected officials answerable to no one pull all the strings indefinitely then puts you into a labor camp if you practice religion.
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by sQL_inject 2y ago
That's the fly in the ointment, they're not. The increased mass and torque actually produces more tire dust than a ICE car.
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by sQL_inject 2y ago
I wonder if the author could enlighten us on a more successful system? Do they envision a world where...no one works or produces value? Is the author against the mutual and willing trade of goods between free individuals? If they can't
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by sQL_inject 2y ago
You're way outside your field buddy, stick to something else.
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by sQL_inject 2y ago
Consider a kg of eggs is substantially more nutritionally dense than peas and has nearly double the calories. Enjoy your processed pea foam baked goods, I'll stick with eggs.
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by sQL_inject 2y ago
"More and more people are consciously maintaining a healthy diet and also looking for ethical, unproblematic vegan products. Introducing our eight stage process that uses more energy and generates more waste and is less nutritionally c
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by sQL_inject 2y ago
Fun fact, you cant set your microwave to 100 seconds.
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by sQL_inject 2y ago
Out of curiosity, does anyone have a countercase for entities like Anduril? I understand being hesitant about building weapon systems, but what's the alternative? Do we want to rely on Boeing and Northrup until the next war? How do we
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by sQL_inject 3y ago
I would refine your statement slightly, it's modern corporatism, not capitalism. We hold corporations in too high of regard and have intermingled what should be free and open exchange of money and goods with governmental power, lobbyin
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by sQL_inject 3y ago
A more apt description is New Money (or lack thereof) vs. Old money. Politics has little to do with it; the bastion of Nimbyism is in America's most Progressive bastion: Berkeley.
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by sQL_inject 3y ago
Easy to critique the man, but the author's political angle gets in the way of his own ability to reckon with why JP is popular: he unabashedly speaks core truths we know in a time filled with half-truths and an attack on binary meaning
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by sQL_inject 3y ago
It's hard to argue the negative externalities of heroin production are somehow okay because of a "vulnerable population that has long depended on the poppy trade for their livelihood." Sounds eerily similar to the "crime
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by sQL_inject 3y ago
With anyone unfamiliar with hardware trends, they've been biding their time. The latest generation of hardware is now designed and optimized for repair and they're at the point where they've been preparing for a long, long ti
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by sQL_inject 3y ago
This reeks of vaporware. The press release says nothing about what's it's for. I'm rooting for them but confused about the use case.
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by sQL_inject 4y ago
Ex-automotive designer here. IMO the designers simply ripped a few small pages out of the DNA of the car and completely ignored the true value the target customers want: the legacy shape and feel, largely associated with Back To the Future.
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by sQL_inject 4y ago
"Yet when I surveyed all that my hands had done and what I had toiled to achieve, everything was meaningless, a chasing after the wind; nothing was gained under the sun. A person can do nothing better than to eat and drink and find sat
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by sQL_inject 5y ago
well the magnet you're referring to are closure magnets, not the hinge magnet. You can see them on iFixit's teardown as black rectangles. Those magnets attract gnarly metallic bits which, yes, permanently make marks on the surface
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by sQL_inject 5y ago
They use two so that if you rest the airpods on table in various positions, at least one IR sensor is pointing away from a surface. They turn on and off the device (pause, play) once both IR windows are covered by human skin (or detect a su
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by sQL_inject 5y ago
Some small but important details about the product architecture that's changed over time somewhat: - The antenna is sticking out of the ear, while the densest components are deeper in the ear, making them more stable. Now the battery i
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by sQL_inject 5y ago
Nepotistic credentialism scribed into stone by bureaucrats and enforceable by jailtime. This is happening at a grand scale and is only hastening the cancerous growth of Cost Disease. Oh, you don't have a programming license? You aren&#
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by sQL_inject 5y ago
I don't see this as a conflict of interest or foul play if their assertions are correct and truthful, although I get a sense of your potential hesitation with the practice. To abstract it a bit for the sake of argument: the police prof
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by sQL_inject 5y ago
For those of you not familiar, Hindenburg Research has done a riveting, blistering critique and 'takedown' of the sham company "Nikola." Highly recommend the read: https://hindenburgresearch.com/nikola&#x
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by sQL_inject 5y ago
I'm have to sort of disagree, not a decade but easily half a decade lead. Source: I worked in this space years ago with what was, at the time, the leader in the space, and remember how many of my coworkers laughed at the Apple Watch un
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by sQL_inject 5y ago
Those are all culture adders I'd agree, my case is that those are many decades old, and the newer generation you're likely to meet are just a sort of cheap shell of what was, and there hasn't been much cultural innovation,
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by sQL_inject 5y ago
I'd posit a unpopular viewpoint: that the attachment to the 'Bohemian' culture is more or less an unhelpful, unprogressive fixation with the past, shamelessly fueled by hypocritical NIMBYs in the city with obvious incentives