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How Elon Musk Learns Faster and Better Than Everyone Else(medium.com)
7 points by tejohnso 8y ago|1 comments
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by tejohnso 8y ago
The 3% is an average. Some years it'll be higher, and that extra income goes into your savings and offsets the bad years. Plus there's the cushion mentioned and that should also be accumulating a larger and larger safety net.
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by tejohnso 8y ago
So the standard point of view is that you can't stop worrying about money until you have passive income of roughly USD $300,000 per year? Why would you need five times the average annual gross household income to be comfortable? That
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by tejohnso 8y ago
Used to be normal to let children explore and play freely around the neighbourhood as well. The good'ol days, I guess.
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by tejohnso 8y ago
It happens during live broadcasts on occasion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IG7NuH5QTdE
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by tejohnso 8y ago
There's also this paper [1] describing "biological annihilation via the ongoing sixth mass extinction". Should have made front page news everywhere. [1] http://www.pnas.org/content/114/30/E6089
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by tejohnso 8y ago
> uselessness Also see anomie [1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anomie
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by tejohnso 8y ago
In most cases you don't need a motor at all. Reel mowers are perfectly adequate for most lawns. No air pollution, no noise pollution, plus they're lighter and easier to push.
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by tejohnso 8y ago
Neither party has done anything significant to counter climate change in the 30 years since James Hansen's testimony before the U.S Senate. Look at the numbers. Whether this is because of limits to what can or can't be done just f
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by tejohnso 8y ago
> single greatest enemy of solving Climate change, literally anywhere in the world, is the Republican Party. Chomsky refers to it as the most dangerous organization on earth. However, as popular as it is in the US to blame a political p
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by tejohnso 8y ago
Keep in mind that projections are typically underestimated and don't take into account potential tipping points. I encourage everyone to read the chapter on Potential Surprises. [1] Meanwhile, arctic sea ice is disappearing [2] and I d
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by tejohnso 8y ago
> Not to mention that GCP is absent entirely from the serverless discussion which is a game changer. Can you clarify what you mean here?
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by tejohnso 8y ago
Does anybody else find this kind of response patronizing? The parent said nothing about being in pain. The parent posted a completely rational statement. Here someone comes along trying to sound as though there is some moral or intellectual
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by tejohnso 8y ago
It helps if everyone's work is public and planned ahead of time. That way everyone knows what you're supposed to be accomplishing and they also know whether it is being accomplished. There should be no room for doubt about quality
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by tejohnso 8y ago
> For three whole days, it was questionable whether or not a user would be able to launch a node pool (according to the official blog statement) What blog statement are you referring to? I don't see any such statement. Can you provi
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by tejohnso 8y ago
Also, it's nice to know that the person is in fact meaning to turn, rather than just being in the wrong lane. When dozens of 3,000 lb death boxes are travelling at high speeds in close proximity to each other, and in close proximity to
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by tejohnso 8y ago
That, or bar placement too high on the neck, or involuntary neck straining (chin goes up, back of neck goes forward), or maybe just too much weight. It's a compound exercise where a lot can go wrong.
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by tejohnso 8y ago
Trump is on record calling the whole thing a "hoax". However, the Trump administration has recently indicated that we're likely to see a 7 degree increase in average global temperature by 2100. https://www.fastcomp
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by tejohnso 8y ago
Can you explain how overdoing it with Quake and Diablo is not the same ball-game as overdoing it with Fortnite?
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by tejohnso 8y ago
"Because the process uses a large amount of electricity, designers paired it with a biomass gassifier, a low-cost source of energy. When the gassifier is filled with wood chips, coconut shells, or whatever biomass is locally available,
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Waterloo-based Thalmic Labs unveils augmented reality smart glasses(business.financialpost.com)
2 points by tejohnso 8y ago|0 comments
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How McLaren learned to treat its pit crew like athletes(wired.com)
1 points by tejohnso 8y ago|0 comments
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by tejohnso 8y ago
Test the idea. Try dialing back the protein for a while. You might be surprised at how little you need to build muscle and stay fit while at the same time loosing weight.
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by tejohnso 8y ago
What do you make of stories like this[1] talking about grossing six figures on a quarter acre? I know it's gross, but it still paints a much rosier picture than your claim that even 300 acres can't be farmed to a halfway decent li
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by tejohnso 8y ago
Forked from Lineage but it's unclear what problems are being solved that aren't already solved by Lineage.
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Modern C++ 03(mropert.github.io)
3 points by tejohnso 8y ago|0 comments
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by tejohnso 8y ago
I think your estimate is too low [1], but I share the sentiment. I'd love to see suburbs with fewer mcmansions and more reasonable housing. 700sqft with a small accessory unit on a quarter acre lot would be a huge step up for many fami
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The Solo JavaScript Developer Challenging Google and Facebook(wired.com)
25 points by tejohnso 8y ago|4 comments
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Three Words That Could Overthrow Physics: “What Is Magnetism?”(discovermagazine.com)
2 points by tejohnso 8y ago|0 comments
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Magic Leap's quest to remake itself as an ordinary company (with a real product)(wired.com)
2 points by tejohnso 8y ago|0 comments

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