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by sunstone 7y ago
I'm thinking business continuity insurance would be a big hit if they have a lot of that on their reinsurance side.
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by sunstone 7y ago
When Musk made the comment he was speaking of the disease itself, which is in fact not much more serious than the seasonal flu. And what he was not aware of was how hugely infectious covid-19 was and how badly that would impact hospital s
483.
by sunstone 7y ago
So that leaves either green tea or nato as the magic antidote.
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by sunstone 7y ago
The time to buy is when blood is dripping down your screen.
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by sunstone 7y ago
Boeing LOL.
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by sunstone 7y ago
More Texas/New Mexico than North Dakota. And the US doesn't have to stand idly by while their frackers die on the vine.
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by sunstone 7y ago
I had them and I killed them dead. Bed bugs are very susceptible to heat so steam is the key. The second key is to divide and conquer room by room. I did this with masking tape. So take your steamer and heavily steam every crack, crevic
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by sunstone 7y ago
Why do I care about this?
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by sunstone 7y ago
Interfaces are good though.
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by sunstone 7y ago
The Canadian government did a similar thing about 2 years ago and Tesla then tweaked their cost structure so that they qualified.
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by sunstone 7y ago
While they are similar my sense is that Sysadmin is an inward facing function supporting the organization whereas devops is outward facing technology dealing with the public on the internet. Each environment has its own challenges.
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by sunstone 7y ago
If it's an article that seems to have an agenda (political, technical, entertainment, religion etc) I read the comments first. If it's an article about new tech, new science etc, things that are unlikely to have an existing const
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by sunstone 7y ago
This problem is tricky with three doors but if you imagine playing the same game but with 100 doors instead of three, then the result is very clear.
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by sunstone 7y ago
Yes less than $100m. Probably closer to $4.89 and some long time ago there was a trust in Singapore bulging with much more than $4.89.
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by sunstone 7y ago
Apparently 88% of people with COVID have fever (WHO study in China). If you have fever then be very careful. If you have fever and a dry cough be even more careful. If you have a stuffy nose and an itchy throat you're very likely neg
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by sunstone 7y ago
Don't put all your eggs in the chicken basket.
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by sunstone 7y ago
Every democracy needs a state funded but independent news organization. Just as it needs a state funded but independent judiciary and statistics organization. It's not the NYT's fault that the US does not have such an news organ
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by sunstone 7y ago
Perhaps the strict drunk driving laws are now killing more people from loneliness than they preserved from car accidents.
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by sunstone 7y ago
As the world moves to "super e-bikes" (40kph, 200km range) a lot about urban transportation will be transformed. We haven't hit the inflection point yet, maybe ten years from now. Currently the market is moving so fast thou
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by sunstone 7y ago
An expert in the field discusses how to stay safe when a dangerous virus is spreading. [1] [1] https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/01/25/wuhan-coronavirus-safet...
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by sunstone 7y ago
One for the ages.
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by sunstone 7y ago
Ok, you might have a five year window max for that to remain a valid point; batteries continue to improve year by year.
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by sunstone 7y ago
They're more important in steel making than in rocket launching.
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by sunstone 7y ago
It's interesting that Berkshire seems to have entirely abandoned oil and gas equity positions though they did provide financing for Occidental's buyout. Wind and solar on the other hand, they do own a lot of. Warren's final
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by sunstone 7y ago
I'm sure they will. Probably starting with the clear need for more parachutes.
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by sunstone 7y ago
He had the courage of his convictions. Though a bit of mathematical insight could have shown that if the world was flat then gravity would not diminish with height. Some people just prefer practical experiments to theoretical calculations.
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by sunstone 7y ago
Japanese logic has its moments.
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by sunstone 7y ago
Important calculations like these ought be done in at least two independent ways. For example, a detailed version accounting for every nook and cranny and a reality check version that takes things in the large just to make sure both result
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by sunstone 7y ago
That kind of title sends me straight to the comments rather than the article :)
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by sunstone 7y ago
Power = I^2*R so power is positive regardless of which way the current is flowing. (rms current in the case AC, not accounting for power factor)

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