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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
not that relevant. The investment opportunity set is not limited to fossil fuels. Also that report includes large price skewsfor essentially manufactured uncaptured environmental costs, part of which is political in mature to justify subsid
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Did this a half decade ago and hacent looked back.
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
It would be more accurate to say "better investment opportunities bias investment away from the weak returns of allegedly clean energy" capital is not the bottleneck anymore than it has always been the bottleneck. Higher returning
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
I am trying to figure out if i can afford to make it happen or not lol. Would the labour coat of getting to something good with the support infra be a fewmillion or tens of millions?
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
How many people are working on this in your couple years example? Is that just one guy or a team of 20 or something else? Whats the average salary for the team *n this scenario?
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
We got too cautious. They may be too incautious but possibly not given how excessively cautious we are. Caution is good but it needs to be accurately costed and where it cant be we need to error on the side of incaution because the cost of
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
I am peacing out on this thread because the level of delusion presented in it is beyond curable
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
good luck making that happen. They are rich because they are highly capable (or their ancestor was and they have enough money to hire as many highly skilled poors as they need to enact their goals). They will find a way to push your attempt
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Power users are buying the pebble time 2 because they can modify it to do whatever they want with high sp#cificity
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Which part of his politics?
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
I agree. We should call that "blocking the bads" since the overwhelming majority of things served from that domain are bad.
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
https://www.impulselabs.com their stove appears to solve all that. I cant wait for their competitors to respond and fix their beyter priced products
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
thats an excellent way to make your populace poorerand therefore more willing to degrade the en>ironment for a better quality life
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
its pretty good with logs too. i mostly paste a few pages i suspect hace a problem in them and let it go to town. its almost always correct and is way faster than me
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
lets say I think the correct model is the social model which then has every change priced vs the cost of not changing it (cost incurred changing it > cost incurred to disabled persons). That's probably a reasonable approximation you
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Its not wrong though...
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Works great with room to spare on my lenovo pgx too
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Doing a little more reading, I am concerned you don't understand the point. It sounds like Materialist analysis is pretty much exactly the definition of generalized marxism. It's the framework that marx applied to the mode of prod
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
No it isn't because it isn't cast in cost/opportunity cost/etc. The reality of implementation is top down dictation without apparent consideration of cost (For example, I redid the front door of our office and I now have
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Its generalized marxism because nearly all the * studies people trace their academic lineage back to butthurt marxists watching the ussr not work and free markets turn the poor underclass marxism preys on for its power into middle class fam
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2mo ago
Those both skirt around the correct way to think about it, which is the costs way.there are extra costs associated with having a disability. the two models you propose are the disabled person pays or everyone else pays. Everyone else pays
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Overvalued and/or stupid ideas because what doesnt work hadnt been figured out yet. Their failure highlighted what doesnt work and the next round did better. Same deal with ai but probably worse because i see nothing to say open models
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Choose one of the bureaucracies and shut it down. It doesnt even matter which one you choose, it will be a better outcome
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
They offer generalized marxism (that isn't even generalized well. Had that slop taken over a physics department instead of humanities we would have gotten all the * studies currently plagueing us and all the rest they havent generalize
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Brave search is decent. Moat of the time the ai bubble at the top juat has the answer too
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
You actually shouldnt makebit 25 cents to send, just make it so you need to deposit 25 cents for every mail you want to send for a 7 day period and make it trivially easy for me as the recipient to cause ypu to lose that deposit in the 7 da
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2mo ago
Is that true though? It means whoever controls the domain sent it or someone gained access to the mail server since it is the mail serverthat applies the credentials. I think the first resp(nse was the moat correct
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Kind of depends on the governance, which i am mot familiar with. Would be a shame for him to lose control when he has done a decent job so far. Transferring governance has turned into a woke mess enough times to be concerning.
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2mo ago
It workss a lot better for me especially copy paste which was always flakey af for me in tmux no matter what plugin i tried. 2 dimensions of panel amalgamation is suprisingly beneficial to my work flow organization too. The ai m(nitors woul
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snapplebobapple
2mo ago
Mine is plugged in but not that used yet. Same deal its hard to change habits. I also find it slightly too big for my hands especially with the mouseball added. Its sad because it feels so qualoty and the ideas are awsome just my habits are
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