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by tnli 4y ago
Little Andy we call him.
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by tnli 5y ago
I'm 100% certain that SpaceX is happy for more outside work that actually pays them instead of changing numbers internally.
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by tnli 5y ago
So, send some random noise to somebody you don't like and claim that it's encrypted with some foreign algorithm?
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by tnli 5y ago
For most Finns (bar the self-employed, business owners, and the very rich) filing taxes is like 15 minutes per year when you want to add some deductions the tax man wouldn't already know about. It's literally 0 minutes, if you don
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by tnli 5y ago
Not sure how to read this, but have you heard of the Mariana Trench?
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by tnli 6y ago
Yeapp, that kettle got Hackernewsed SO badly!
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by tnli 6y ago
Eh, I'll buy it from a discount sale in two to four years if they've fixed all the bugs. Don't do this, though, I need you to buy it fresh so that new games continue to be made.
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by tnli 6y ago
Yeah, that's messed up. Instead one should take the amount that the manager manages to improve over the baseline. Which might be impossible to measure.
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by tnli 6y ago
Bloody Hell, that was the best thing since the Falcon Heavy! Amazing, flying wheat silo!
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by tnli 6y ago
Fast iteration. Not aware of anyone else doing that with 50m tall 9m wide rockets.
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by tnli 6y ago
EU, so it's easier.
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by tnli 6y ago
I find that those companies that add issues and support requests _ought_ to have the decency to also donate to him. But, I guess, companies don't have any decency to donate unrequested, so maybe he should put up some sort of notice to
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by tnli 6y ago
When the glass is at 50% capacity, one is making an observation of the state of affairs. When one says that it is "half full" or "half empty" one is already making it into a statement of belief or opinion that reflects o
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by tnli 6y ago
Whether the glass is half full or half empty is not a fact, it's an opinion. The glass being, say, 45.67% from full capacity is a fact. The glass being emptied right now at 55 millilitres per second or being filled at 45 millilitres pe
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by tnli 6y ago
That's the case for Earth. This would be on Luna, with about 1/6th of the gravity on Earth.
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by tnli 6y ago
This article is rather misleading, for most people it evokes the idea of net positive nuclear fusion, which of course is not the case here. Also, a damn neat home project!
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by tnli 6y ago
Assuming you can keep your customer queue sufficient at all times, and that your clients can come when you are open. Most likely this means a location that already has a high throughput of potential customers and that also most likely means
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by tnli 6y ago
Elonville, Musktown?
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by tnli 6y ago
Not very Kerbal, good job and goodspeed!
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by tnli 6y ago
You don’t get a tax refund, but your taxable income is reduced by the expense amount, so you you’re still paying for the 100% - (your marginal tax rate)% of the items, and hence paying yourself for items that your employer would have provid
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by tnli 8y ago
You've newer brewed your own beer, cider, wine or sugar wine, have you?
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by tnli 9y ago
I was going to say that it would be a star, but apparently (making an assumption about the mass of the saturn-sized bathtub full of water here) it would still be orders of magnitude from ignition. An Olympic swimming pool scaled for a Satur
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by tnli 9y ago
And yet, doing that as a company is only good business. (Like developing really similar apps to two different clients.)
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by tnli 10y ago
Sounds like a self-made problem with nimbys and inefficient planning for new housing.
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by tnli 12y ago
With Elon Musk it's blasted hard to say when he's exaggerating and when just discussing his honest plans...