skuthus

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by skuthus 6y ago
... What does this have to do with Bill Gates and why that guy hates him?
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by skuthus 6y ago
The technology is not currently being implemented in the manufacturing process for any vaccine currently being made. To suggest otherwise is disingenuous. As an example of the damage that suggestion does, look no further than the other comm
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by skuthus 6y ago
I am confused - Before we were talking about ID2020, now suddenly it is about vaccines? And from a 12-day old account, no less. A quick look at your comment history tells me you are only here to bridage the site with anti-vaxx messaging.
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by skuthus 6y ago
I am shocked an appalled to see that there is an anti-vaxx undertone present on HN. A simple google search reveals that this information is false. https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/bill-gates-id2020/ Please, @csen
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by skuthus 6y ago
I cannot imagine seeing someone be so unilaterally altruistic and still hating them. Why do you feel they are deserving of your hate?
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by skuthus 7y ago
https://skuth.us/ I just started out, but It's a hodgepodge of reviews, thoughts on macroeconomics and politics, as well as tech and ideas ive had over the last decade. Check it out if you are interested in macroeconom
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by skuthus 7y ago
I really don't think there is. I think this is going to be more like the loyalty cards - at first people oppose it on principle, but it becomes so commonplace that opposing it seems absurd
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by skuthus 7y ago
IIRC, it's to create a commercial launch platform and also passenger rockets for quick point-to-point travel. Basically a really big and fast 747
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by skuthus 7y ago
I switched from note-taking to taskmaking. I have been using Todoist for about 6 months now with a huge boost to my productivity. It allows me a place to both keep light notes and force myself to confront tasks that I have been putting off.
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by skuthus 7y ago
Starlink sats are all in LEO, way below the rest of the satellites currently in orbit
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by skuthus 7y ago
Do you really think that the only reason to 'go to mars' to colonization?
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by skuthus 7y ago
Dagobah.biz was an amazing collection of flash based games, videos, and tools. Highly recommend archiving from there
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by skuthus 7y ago
tesla?
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by skuthus 7y ago
How should we prevent this gamma ray blast? Or will astronomy just tell us its coming?
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by skuthus 7y ago
This is false https://www.cnet.com/news/in-rural-farm-country-forget-broad...
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by skuthus 7y ago
This is amazing work. If this is yours, well done.
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by skuthus 7y ago
Bloomberg Terminal for everything Isn't that Wolfram Alpha?
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by skuthus 7y ago
Thanks for the info!
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by skuthus 7y ago
what model did you get?
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by skuthus 7y ago
A quote from a user above who worked for both SpaceX and the astronomy community: "Now, that being said, even I was confused why this would cause a problem. The satellites are in low earth orbit, so low that they won't be able to
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by skuthus 7y ago
FWIW, London is an incredible, vibrant city and one of my personal favorite places on Earth. Something you might like if you are feeling dread from being in such a dense city is how close it is to the country. A short train ride will take y
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by skuthus 7y ago
How did money and influence change the outcome? Genuinely curious
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by skuthus 7y ago
I'm not sure how this contributes to the conversation.
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by skuthus 7y ago
Wasn't this trial an example of him being held accountable?
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by skuthus 7y ago
"You don't call retarded people retards. It's bad taste. You call your friends retards when they're acting retarded." - Michael Scott
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by skuthus 7y ago
IMO the disconnect starts with the producers. They believe their content to be worth X, but most consumers are only willing to pay X/2
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by skuthus 7y ago
This is awesome - happy to see privacy oriented search become more popular. I think DuckDuckGo needs a better name though - Something more ubiquitous. Duck, maybe? Quack?
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by skuthus 7y ago
imo the most lucrative thing to manufacture would be parts for larger orbital stations and for satellites/rockets. The most expensive part of space is getting there - if you could manufacture the payload (aka body of the rocket) in orb
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by skuthus 7y ago
>does her work [have] any lasting value? 'Oryx and Crake' and 'Handmaids Tale' are some of the most vivid and impactful speculative fiction that I have ever read. Margaret Atwood will forever go down in history for bo
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by skuthus 7y ago
I am not familiar

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