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sunstone
8y ago
Bezos' 10000 year clock would be a good place to hide a hidey hole like these guys are planning.
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sunstone
8y ago
Well it's nice to have a product that when it breaks the damage done is restricted to a few misshapen cartoons and talking heads.
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sunstone
8y ago
America land of the free.
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sunstone
8y ago
This has been going on for a long time. If I'm not mistaken when Michelangelo did the Sistine Chapel he would outline the major forms but he had a lot of assistants to fill in the details. So he conceived the design, drew that design
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sunstone
8y ago
Some people have good taste for technologies and others do not.
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sunstone
8y ago
This article says absolutely nothing about why humans lost the penile bone. Ok not exactly true, it intimates that humans (males in particular) copulate for a short period of time so they didn't need it. From which we can infer tha
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sunstone
8y ago
GRU :) As in, you've been eaten by a grue. I was eaten many times by said grue.
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sunstone
8y ago
If we're talking about the crappy web browser ssh interface to GCE instances then yeah, it really sucks.
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sunstone
8y ago
NASA did a study in about 2010 of electric aircraft where they concluded that battery energy density needed to be just 3 times the current state of the technology before it would become economically viable. [1] [1] https://ntrs.na
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sunstone
8y ago
Or compare it with the fivethirtyeight blog predictions.
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sunstone
8y ago
There's no point in even buying travel insurance if your upfront assumption is that you're not likely to need it so you're going to buy on price. On the other hand insurance is tricky at the best of times. (shill warning) In
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sunstone
8y ago
What about lines of business that are returning a contribution but not a profit?
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8y ago
Some people at a very young age have a passion that is very difficult for them not to follow. For the rest of us aimless souls finding your passion is probably poor advice. For us creating the venn diagram of "don't mind doing&q
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sunstone
8y ago
Real estate.
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sunstone
8y ago
As long as chicken and fish are not meat then this is ok with me. :)
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sunstone
8y ago
The type of renewable generator, ie solar, wind, hydroelectric, geothermal and tidal, or a combination thereof is another dimension of grid diversity.
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sunstone
8y ago
However the amount of storage (battery or otherwise) for a network of renewable electricity producers depends on the full diversity of the complete network. Which is to say, for example, that a grid supplied by solar and wind will need prop
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sunstone
8y ago
Well they're all out now, thank goodness. Musk at least tried to do something and he did it quickly. Where was say, the US Navy? In the end it seems they dropped full air tanks at regular points long the route out. A super stressed
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sunstone
8y ago
I'm guessing it would be one of the professional sports leagues.
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sunstone
8y ago
A talented software guy who doesn't know javascript could well make a better long term hire than a less talented guy who does. On the other hand any decent degree holder ought to be able to do this mostly trivial test given enough tim
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sunstone
8y ago
In a similar vein there's these Italian carve outs. [1] [1] https://www.google.ca/search?q=italian+subterranean+temple&r...
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sunstone
8y ago
And then replaces them with human harming chemicals.
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sunstone
8y ago
Hey let's not forget that business insider is part owned by Bezos who competes with Musk in the rocket business so articles like this should be taken with a grain of salt. I saw my first parked model 3 about a week ago and got out to d
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sunstone
8y ago
You can still get the old one at http://old.reddit.com
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sunstone
8y ago
It had better not be too long term because SpaceX has committed (the CEO, not Musk) to having 1.5 hour, door to door, travel between any two points on earth (with on of their space ports) within 10 years. All for the price of a first class
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sunstone
8y ago
So July 1 is now another April Fool's day is it?
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sunstone
8y ago
Time.
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sunstone
8y ago
This initiative by Google may well be assuming that the Google/SpaceX satellite based ISP will be able to deliver high bandwidth data to almost anywhere on earth once it ramps up in the early 2020's.
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sunstone
8y ago
Interesting that he would do this before the midterms rather than after. I'm not sure what "...while continuing to serve in a senior status..." means but if it effectively forces Trump to choose a replacement before the midt
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sunstone
8y ago
Hmmm a 10x programmer is not mostly programming at all. It's the guy who mitigates the technical risk of a project properly, chooses the most appropriate tools to complete the job and assembles a team to get it done. A project that han
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