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by skolos 5y ago
Interesting point. How would you resolve this chalantly? 144 million people who probably will struggle to purchase their next iPhone vs 44 million people many of whom might die, loose all property and homes. What is a good way to resolve th
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by skolos 5y ago
I bet the polls will show overwhelming support - after 8 years of wall to wall Russian propaganda and extermination of opposition most think Putin is their savior from Fascist Ukrainians. (Source: I have relatives who still live there)
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by skolos 5y ago
I am using a lot of Numpy and Pandas at work and hate them. When I come home I open Mathematica and enjoy every minute of it. It is much more polished, consistent and faster than anything in Python land. The only place where Python is bette
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by skolos 5y ago
Without "the best" the title reads to me as that they somehow removed chunk of original Windows and replaced it with WSL. That's why I came to this topic. I thought to myself - really - so they now replacing windows code with
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Tesla with ‘No One’ Driving Crashes in Texas, Killing Two(finance.yahoo.com)
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by skolos 6y ago
This is almost 150 years of data. There were regimes with very different macroeconomic conditions (great depression, wars). However I do agree with you that there is a chance that we will see something even more exotic.
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by skolos 6y ago
For me this type of analysis is always suspicious because it doesn't consider timing. How do I know that when I buy stocks I'm not buying at a peak, or when I need to sell them I'm not going to sell at the bottom. So I ran an
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by skolos 6y ago
Your point is anecdotal. I actually ran the analysis and found that if you are long term investor - stocks beat bonds hands down. See it here: https://www.investingrus.com/blog/safest-bet/ "Even if you had to
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by skolos 6y ago
We sold both of our gas cars and got Tesla (don’t need two cars right now). We are doing more road trips (1k miles or more) right now than ever. Teslas are awesome on long drives (mainly due to autopilot).
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by skolos 6y ago
The same article I linked discusses model X that had battery replaced under warranty at more than 300k km. The reason for the replacement was not battery degradation. Here's another article showing graph for up to 200k miles. Looks lik
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by skolos 6y ago
Not everywhere. In Texas most extra renewable capacity is actually at night since at night wind is stronger.
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by skolos 6y ago
Tesla Model 3 has 100k miles warranty for battery with guarantee that battery will have at least 70% capacity remaining. Actual numbers indicate that degradation usually is significantly less - closer to 90% battery capacity at 100k miles:
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by skolos 6y ago
To be able to swipe your card you also need internet connection. Very rare, but I did have experience at a gas station when I couldn't fill up, because the internet connection was down.
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by skolos 6y ago
Russia took Crimea by first just simply taking buildings. So once you physically possess important buildings you can do all sorts of interesting stuff.
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by skolos 6y ago
Where do one finds out when SpaceX performs test launches? I would love to take my kids to see them.
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Trump lawsuit site to report 'rejected votes' leaked voter data(bleepingcomputer.com)
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by skolos 6y ago
Things in Soviet Union lasted forever not because they were purposely built that way, but because you either fix things or don't have them - it was almost impossible to get a new replacements. For example you would need to wait more th
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by skolos 6y ago
I work as a quant (developing pricing models for power and gas trading shop) - I use LyX to write documentations for my models. And yes, I did use it to write my PhD thesis and several papers.
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SoftBank nears deal to sell Arm Holdings to Nvidia for more than $40B(finance.yahoo.com)
1 points by skolos 6y ago|0 comments
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Apple announces ‘Time Flies’ event for September 15th(theverge.com)
1 points by skolos 6y ago|0 comments
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Windows new feature: Access your Android phone’s apps directly from your PC(blogs.windows.com)
57 points by skolos 6y ago|10 comments
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Windows new feature: Access your Android phone’s apps directly from your PC(blogs.windows.com)
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Cloudflare launches Workers Unbound, next evolution of its serverless platform(blog.cloudflare.com)
250 points by skolos 6y ago|155 comments
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BMW and Mercedes put autonomous car partnership on hold(autoexpress.co.uk)
1 points by skolos 6y ago|0 comments
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Boston Dynamics now sells a robot dog to the public for $74,500(arstechnica.com)
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Boston Dynamics now sells a robot dog to the public for $74,500(arstechnica.com)
9 points by skolos 6y ago|0 comments
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NTSB cites drivers in fatal Tesla crash, and photos tell the harrowing story(autoblog.com)
8 points by skolos 7y ago|4 comments
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More than half of American jobs are at risk because of coronavirus(cnn.com)
5 points by skolos 7y ago|1 comments
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by skolos 7y ago
21-23 degrees Celcius, 63% humidity
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Amazon smart ring: Echo Loop(amazon.com)
2 points by skolos 7y ago|1 comments

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