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541.
by tim333 5mo ago
They provided some good products. I use Office 2019 daily and I used Windows for a decade or two. They do seem to have become more cash grabby in recent years.
542.
by tim333 5mo ago
Is that the right product though? I use office 2019 and that says to activate but mine's activated - I need something to stop the remotely bricking. Maybe deleting the updater will work? (as in https://osxdaily.com/2019
543.
by tim333 5mo ago
Not necessarily. In the UK: > Over one million young people in this country are now neither employed, in education nor in training... yet no starvation. I'm not sure it's a good situation but it is what it is.
544.
by tim333 5mo ago
Sounds quite promising if that they say pans out: >factory-built machine deployable in less than 24 months. and up to 300 MW
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Launch YC: Apollo Atomics: The Modern Nuclear Company(ycombinator.com)
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546.
by tim333 5mo ago
I don't have a position on that but both sides have used tens of thousands on the things. The range is usually < 50km.
547.
by tim333 5mo ago
I think they don't use starlink on those because it's too expensive / they don't have a enough. A roll of fiber is cheaper on a suicide drone.
548.
by tim333 5mo ago
I don't think the maths works like that. They have raised ~$200bn so far and need to make that back. Saying they need to make $5 to $10tn isn't really real. They might need that to meet some extravagant Altman projections but not
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by tim333 5mo ago
US industrial production is actually quite strong https://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/g17/ip100_f2.svg Fairly modest tariffs and incentives would probably swing things. It needs to be planned ahead though as t
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by tim333 5mo ago
Starlink seems to function pretty well in Ukraine.
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by tim333 5mo ago
The Iranians are probably good with the status quo - Trump blustering while blocking Hormuz causes escalating shortages and the November elections pressure Trump.
552.
by tim333 5mo ago
The troops are Ukrainian on one side and Russian plus North Korean on the other. The fact both countries have supporters even if only a handful in Russia's case doesn't make them very at war.
553.
by tim333 5mo ago
They'd be quite well off just now if they'd taken the resources spent invading Ukraine and spent them on developing their own country instead. Why they feel the need to keep invading everyone is a more interesting question.
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by tim333 5mo ago
Russia could end the war in Ukraine tomorrow by just going home. They could use nukes as part of their campaign of imperial expansion but they'd get a lot of push back from the rest of the world.
555.
by tim333 5mo ago
The video is kind of funny. Although in terms of military procurement you have to think past the present administration really.
556.
by tim333 5mo ago
Breaking up is proving hard to do. Googling "Jared White" still gets his site and googling "Google, I Dump Your Ass!" comes to this page.
557.
by tim333 5mo ago
I'm not sure that's true. I own a flat in London and a couple in Spain. With the Spanish ones I have to do something every few years. I gather infants require more maintenance than that.
558.
by tim333 5mo ago
I can understand them wanting to ban Polymarket et al but it's hard to implement unless you ban all use of cryptocurrency. Once you've done the converting fiat currency to some sort of crypto, all the other transaction can happen
559.
by tim333 5mo ago
There are quite a lot of other countries that use that bit of ocean. India, Vietnam, Japan, Australia etc. By not plural you mean China/US are more aggressive?
560.
by tim333 5mo ago
It's safe driving. If a car emergency braking would cause you to go into the back of it you're driving dangerously.
561.
by tim333 5mo ago
>rest of the world which simply does not give a shit Quite a lot of the rest of the world follow cars.
562.
by tim333 5mo ago
The front overhang thing looks really weird.
563.
by tim333 5mo ago
Ironically BYD's 300 mph looks a bit like a trad ferrari ( https://www.autotrader.co.uk/content/news/byd-builds-world-s... )
564.
by tim333 5mo ago
I guess some of that is consumer preferences? Like people like Temu?
565.
by tim333 5mo ago
An obvious issue with reality being a product of our minds is what about the other 99.999% of the universe's existence before we got there?
566.
by tim333 5mo ago
I remember watching it on CNN from Ireland and it was a bizarre. For about two days before they were saying it's probably going to flood, about every 30 minutes on repeat, so I assumed people would evacuate if necessary. Then it did fl
567.
by tim333 5mo ago
Google has: Global mean sea level is projected to rise by 0.28 to 1.02 meters by 2100 The 3-7m! Relocate now! stuff seems unfounded and irresponsible.
568.
by tim333 5mo ago
Capitalism tends to benefit most people, like capitalist enterprise makes food, clothing, cars and the like and most get some benefit. I'm not convinced by the on our expense bit on the whole. It can have glitches sometimes of course.
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by tim333 5mo ago
Which $5bn plan?
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by tim333 5mo ago
I'm not sure people are saying AGI is glueing text machines.

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