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sunstone
6y ago
Corporations are psychopathic by nature, with few exceptions.
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sunstone
6y ago
You'll be looking for a long time for your lightweight ICE bike. Probably be faster just to build it yourself with a leaf blower motor.
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sunstone
6y ago
I wonder if Obama has any of these on video?
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sunstone
6y ago
The key enabling technology is to tie all the separate grids together with High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) power lines. This technology is flying under the radar but it's getting cheaper very quickly and it allows for continent siz
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sunstone
6y ago
In Phoenix the roads are unlikely to be covered, whereas in Seattle or Buffalo they might want to cover them in winter. Either way, because of the lack of exhaust fumes, it would be financially viable to cover them whether they decide to o
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sunstone
6y ago
If you're managing a software project then Apache Bloodhound is excellent and free. Fair warning though it's a geeky product for a geeky use case. If you're managing a screenplay project it would be more work than it's
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sunstone
6y ago
The people you hear from might have a been a bad sample. In the bike crazy Netherlands, where last year they bought more e-bikes than regular bikes, the most common use of e-bikes is to replace car trips of up to 15km distance. That is my
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sunstone
6y ago
Existing roads will slowly become populated with light electrics and covered (perhaps seasonally) with no need to deal with exhaust gases. Some businesses will begin to provide indoor parking for the electrics. Some parking garages will be
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sunstone
6y ago
Electric bicycles (and other light electrics) are going to remake the world's cities in the next 30 years. The signs are already in place. The biggest transformational factor is the lack of exhaust allowing a lot of personal transport
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6y ago
So in this case the entrenched providers would typically try to influence at the regulatory level. For example, no spectrum, no business license etc. We, the public, weren't invited to those closed door meetings but I'd sure lik
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6y ago
I would probably recommend this. Thinking of electricity as analogous to water flow under gravity can get you a long way. I do recommend studying the mathematics of imaginary numbers (not hard, just takes a bit of time) since this is used
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sunstone
6y ago
"Consilience" E.O. Wilson (Nobel Laureate) Small book, small words, short sentences; will kick your butt.
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sunstone
6y ago
Or, as in Amazon's case, it measures growth in revenue rather than earnings.
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sunstone
6y ago
Forbes (a website I despise) did a survey of people and how much they worried about money. As I recall even those with $3bn still worried about not having enough money. I'm not sure if that feeling is ingrained from evolving on the p
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6y ago
It's the difference between just wanting to carefully make more money and wanting to do something important. Or to quote Walt Disney "We don't make movies to make money, we make money to make more movies."
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sunstone
6y ago
Just like a cathedral, there's an architect and then there's the implementers.
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sunstone
6y ago
I've removed snaps on my new Ubuntu installs. Not sure how well this is going to work out in the long run but if things start to mess up I'll move back to LinuxMint.
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sunstone
6y ago
Now if corrects for being fat/thin in real time then that would be a buy.
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sunstone
6y ago
So, eating a lot of fish I would guess.
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6y ago
Perhaps a more interesting comparison is between Elon the CEO of Tesla and Elon the CEO of SpaceX. You may notice that these are two very different personalities that serve two different corporate requirements. The Elon of SpaceX introduce
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6y ago
Not all "common colds" are covid. I recall 30%-40% of common colds are one of a few types of covid. Clearly covid-19 is no kind of common cold at all.
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sunstone
6y ago
It took me an embarrassingly long time to understand this. Something to do with 4am I guess.
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sunstone
6y ago
Xi is following the game plan laid out by Putin but at a faster pace. It's not clear to me that Xi is personally as corrupt as Putin but he's definitely as destructive.
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sunstone
6y ago
Tumours do it all the time apparently.
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6y ago
I can just imagine Peter Thiel leading the parade on this.
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sunstone
6y ago
No noisy neighbours.
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6y ago
nah I was just trying to deny dang the satisfaction of being the first to do it. :D
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sunstone
6y ago
Please don't do this here.
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sunstone
6y ago
No as many as I used to. Now I spend those hours in front of my phone. :P
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sunstone
6y ago
I second the Logitech MX Ergo "thumb ball mouse". Once you're transferred your mouse motor skills to this (takes about two hours) you'll never go back to a moving mouse. Especially, if you've got a sore shoulder,
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