scsilver

57 ms·

241.
by scsilver 6y ago
Seems like the most financially responsible move. And these guys are fiduciaries.
242.
by scsilver 6y ago
Google earth, then google earth vr.
243.
by scsilver 6y ago
You can only see that far away if the light energy is that abundant.
244.
by scsilver 6y ago
I think that the startups like plaid who enabled quick easy bank deposits, has opened the flood gates of saving accounts into the market.
245.
by scsilver 6y ago
Could atc ramp scale in its ability to handle a denser set of planes? Could a network of planes host a decentralized atc that manages the traffic, similar to a decentralized road traffic control that would help manage automated cars through
246.
by scsilver 6y ago
Im thinking the tesla valuation is more than the car company, the car company is just making the economy of scale battery production profitable/or just funded, while the greater goal is the decentralized power generation and storage ne
247.
by scsilver 6y ago
Where do you think we are in fully autonomous planes. Curious if that problem is easier or harder than cars.
248.
by scsilver 6y ago
Alot of people buy new Iphones.
249.
by scsilver 6y ago
Are people who are drawn to the spotlight more likely to care about what people think of them when they are not around/dead.
250.
by scsilver 6y ago
Politics is the game of making incremental progress and always feeling like you left something on the table, its such and opposite skill of engineering, and yet it is the most important skill in engineering useful systems.
251.
by scsilver 6y ago
Can you restate your point in non programmer jargon? The downside is chronic health problems, the upside is minimal. Theres not much unwise about waiting for more info and staying cautious.
252.
by scsilver 6y ago
Is the answer to ignore anecdotes until long term data has been done? Sometimes science doesn't have the needed solution quickly enough to minimize damage. Being overly cautious in times of uncertainty has always been a human risk mini
253.
by scsilver 6y ago
Sometimes I wonder how good Michael Phelps would be without the swimming program and the mentors he had along the way. I think there is alot of refinement that comes from difficult programs built by top educators/researchers in afield
254.
by scsilver 6y ago
It was on cnbc during the middle of the week this week.
255.
by scsilver 6y ago
Yup, crap is inextricable from greatness. A diamond only forms in the rough, it doesnt form inside other diamonds, it doesnt have the right conditions.
256.
by scsilver 6y ago
Just watched an interview with someone from Appharvest, a vertical farm company. One of the most interesting advantages of these grow operations is that they can develop seeds for taste and nutrients, rather than for transport or pest resis
257.
by scsilver 6y ago
What's a year in a new place. Unless it gets in the way of other plans, I've never been the one to shy away from a new view expanding experience. You know you can make new friends as well as keeping old relationships alive. You co
258.
by scsilver 6y ago
What are the countries with higher mobility. Including those for the mobility of immigrants. Just wondering if you still have some sources around to research.
259.
by scsilver 6y ago
I dont understand how you arent seeing the present. Parlar is back up and you are still whining about private organizations excercizing their right to not assemble with non protected classes. Now if you have an anti trust problem with these
260.
by scsilver 6y ago
If you get small enough, you start getting into the territory of dust explosions. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dust_explosion Another interesting phenomenon is spontaneous combustion where exothermic reactions get h
261.
by scsilver 6y ago
Because hard work is not a safety net. The network and relationships you embed yourself in is the real safety net. Get social, get connected, get valuable to the networks you are a part of and expand them.
262.
by scsilver 6y ago
I keep hearing people say there is an attack on free speech, on platform after platform after platform. It's like a canary in a coal mine, It seems perfectly alive to me, I'll be concerned when I dont see that statement any more.
263.
by scsilver 6y ago
Im not sure they have the political will to do that right now. They are under the federal and social microscope, during a new bipartisan wave of antitrust sentiment.
264.
by scsilver 6y ago
Love Blake, a brilliant madman. One of my favorite connections of him to the modern world besides Marilyn Manson reading "The Proverbs of Hell" is the Fusion work of David Axelrod, who makes many Blake references in song names and
265.
by scsilver 6y ago
I agree, and it matters to non power users aswell, in general a new standard of quiet, cool, long lasting computing that is unmatched by anything else on the market.
266.
by scsilver 6y ago
No, I just don't want to feel like crap after I eat.
267.
by scsilver 6y ago
Give one example please.
268.
by scsilver 6y ago
I can definitely empathize with your first point, late 2021 is a rediculous time tax on the youth, who have yet again paid far more for this crisis in terms of missed opportunities and asset inflation. Closed state borders would be untenab
269.
by scsilver 6y ago
Do you have opinions about 1. holding the damn until the vaccine gets deployed 2. What are your concerns if any about the long term illnesses and organ damage in younger covid afflicted patients. I agree with your points except for those tw
270.
by scsilver 6y ago
Its seems the obvious thing do is build a career in the US and half retire in a foreign country with good free healthcare and affordable rent. Rent out the american real estate bought over the course of the career and have that income pay f

More ›