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by thrawa8387336 2y ago
Nah, try again. Producing that device, in Asia, is worse for the environment than whatever a tree here and there could.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Easy to burn the flavor off
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
AI insecurity
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
This also assumes they can afford to pay employees-that-do-not-pocket fees. A service like a National park is hyperlocal, these employees could have quite a bit of power actually
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Finance is just very refined engineering. There's good and bad engineering, depending on the trade offs. Usually in finance the contrast is short vs long term profit
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
I had to laugh out. The Japanese do not like the American tourists?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Regulation is as bad or worse. Even less accountability
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Yeah, doesn't mean it needs to be in Santa Cruz, could be outside it.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
We could use ammonia or co2.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
You should not miss Bloomberg's Matt Levine's column on the biggest carbon offset project in Africa. Absolute failure
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
You might want to look into Gnosticism, they had similar ideas about the state of the world.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
It's beyond preposterous to think that a long-forgotten empire had the same dreamy pantsuit-wearing aspirations to "multiculturalism" the authors have.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
"Russians"
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Manufacturer liability for software exploits. Keep the cars simple... why do some cars have f*** optic fiber instead of a normal CAN bus?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
The genie is out of the box. How would 2008 have played out if Bitcoin existed back then?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Lookie the thing is as long as interest rates are down, wages might go up nominally but in actual material terms you end up poorer. Unless you already own substantial hard assets or have access to the low interest rate loans. At the end of
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
It's art
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
How is this not a niche search service?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Guys just because central banks hold gold does not mean you use it in everyday transactions.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
It's ok, he's not particularly clinging to power. His party is set to win 90%+ of legislative seats. What about the human rights of non-gang citizens?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
I grew up in the third world, upper class, and we would take antiparasites every year. Just in case. If you are eating undercooked/raw meat or fish and stuff, if you're eating at restaurants, etc... there's no reason not to.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Is this meant as a joke, too English-heavy?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Allen AI pays well?! Do they ever hire vanilla engineers or just researchers, applied scientists?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
This is what consultants get taught when communicating to executives. Start by your conclusion/most important idea then support it
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Free news is junk news. As the Last Psychiatrist said "if you're reading it, it's for you".
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
"Old man yelling at cloud" Guys can we move on?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
I mean, meanwhile the standard of living keeps declining. Health, food, transportation...
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
Weimar Republic count?
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
You need to look at real GDP not nominal.
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by thrawa8387336 3y ago
What is it like then?

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