saturn8601

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by saturn8601 2mo ago
How have the Fairbuds XL been for you? Have you used any other similar headphones before Fairbuds (asking for your comparison). I love my Airpod Maxes but I have spend way too much money and time keeping this thing maintained. Once it final
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by saturn8601 2mo ago
Maybe 'negative lived experience' is a better word? Im trying to describe an uncomfortable situation during their upbringing that has imprinted an aversion to that style in their minds.
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by saturn8601 2mo ago
I don't know about others...but thats just home ownership or life in general ha ha Life is a series of maintenance tasks + a few moments of rest and happiness followed by death. I think millenials like minimalism for many reasons but s
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by saturn8601 2mo ago
Maybe thats better in the long run. The Cold War kept the US more on its toes and that benefited the world. We have another situation where dumb decisions the US makes will have a faster feedback loop.
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by saturn8601 2mo ago
Your intro contradicts your conclusion and thats why I think this story isn't as clear cut as you make it. The US gained that reputation because of trust . China does not magically have that same trust. The relationships that countrie
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by saturn8601 2mo ago
Nothing is really replacing this elsewhere though (although I do concede China is trying hard). Lets start with movies: Most top grossing movies are still American based and centric. I was reminded of this recently when Obsession came out a
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by saturn8601 2mo ago
This is just my opinion so maybe im describing something other than what you are observing. This was me, until I got AI. Now im building cool stuff that I never would have built (but also slowly destroying what little skill I had and not kn
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by saturn8601 2mo ago
Yes I am very familiar with auto automation. They are amazing. Tesla went so overboard that maybe the ROI isn't even there for some processes (installing wheels on a car by industrial robot? They repeated the mistakes GM made in the 70
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
Eh every house has elements of this and everyone learns the hard way. After struggling to install a new bathroom exhaust fan a few years ago in a house that was half built by someone 80 years ago and half completely redone by my late father
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
They might if many of the white collar people that pay them can't afford to pay them anymore.
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
Factory workers maybe but all processes have to be redesigned with design for robotic automation in mind. That will displace a lot of people and they will naturally go into the trades since the skills translate more easily so while I agree
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
This is exciting but what kinds of things are actually done to improve the price(like if people know the solution already then why not already do it?) and how do you determine 15 years?
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
Boston Dynamics has been at the game for a LONG time (1992 vs Unitree's 2016). During that time they slogged through a lot of fundamental work that from the outside looked like 0 but thats the thing about tech, it starts at 0.01% then
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
All Chinese companies are 996 companies and any that arent will eventually be replaced by a 996 company. Again vast oversupply of STEM labor serves as a forcing function(but is not the only reason).
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
Chinese work ethic driven by overproduction of STEM majors leading to 25% youth unemployment...also they probably stole a lot of the fundamental stuff that was super hard to produce but easy to copy and build on top of. On the other side: Y
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
So..does this data convey anything meaningful about her success?
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
The Silicon Spin intro and Cranky Geeks theme song are burned into my head. I was in elementary school watching ZDTV after school instead of doing my homework. One of those shows that's burned into my head, I don't even know why,
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
The first link is too broad and would send me on a goose hunt with no payoff. all the other links pulled up nothing when i searched the last name only. I mean you are welcome to prove me wrong but in my time during which I was interested in
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
It remains to be seen if this will stick. The jury is still out: In favor of this: US is having trouble projecting its desires onto others now. Its citizens are not in a good spot, hyper concentration of wealth and a growing distrust in the
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
>Hollywood and the startup world enables nepo kids to lie to themselves and to the public about their "selfmade" status until they receive their ancestral Lordship from the King of England, and this fake meritocracy keeps every
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
The country first and foremost should serve all its citizens. Not just wealthy people and not just people of the dominant ethnic background. The xAI data centers sits right next to a poor african american community and Musk used emergency t
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
We'll find out in about 100 days!
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
Well just to clarify as I am not sure if you understood what I am saying but when I said wiggle room I was referring to the different standards of enforcement applied by different countries. This is why I gave personal anecdotes. Im sure al
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
10 years ago I walked right past the French immigration officer by accident because I didn't know where I was going. He yelled at me to get back in line, quickly stamped my passport and then shooed my along. EU has become a lot more li
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
Did you use any AI to help you build this? If so, thats cool but if not, you are even cooler. This is the dream. Imagine cutting out the fat with open hardware, experienced devs (assisted with AI) can rapidly learn and build systems and cut
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
Work Culture is famously bad? Look I get 996. The Youth seem like they are either next level burned out or on a treadmill that never ends(due to the 25% youth unemployment, the deflation happening and the extreme overabundance of educated p
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
>China is always at the edge of some massive collapse any day now. Yeah but my comment "This is a country that has overexpanded in infrastructure which will come home to roost sooner" is just common sense. What happened in the
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
I guess I didn't explain it clearly enough. For the US to stop mattering some other big guy will have to start mattering. I just don't see any country really taking on that mantle anytime soon. Maybe we are in a global decline a
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
The UK empire is considered by many to have ended in 1947 with the independence of India. Others say it was finally finished in 1997 with Hong Kong. Either way the UK is still around and while things aren't rosy, they still trudge alon
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by saturn8601 3mo ago
I hope they replace their awful voice to text on their keyboard. I can't stand that terrible bit of software.

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