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by treis 2y ago
Not any other realistic stealth options. China has the J-20 and Russia sort of has the SU-57 but that has seen limited production.
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by treis 2y ago
How much you're willing to pay for those futures is the prediction.
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by treis 2y ago
It's not like the nationalized companies do that great. The USPS is in perpetual crisis and eventually the Federal Government is going to be on the hook for 10s of billions in pensions.
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by treis 2y ago
A leaf blocking some light doesn't change the color of the light that passes through.
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by treis 2y ago
Tampa Bay is geographically quite vulnerable to storm surge. They have been fortunate to not have been hit directly by a hurricane in a long time. This looks like the nightmare scenario.
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by treis 2y ago
The moat is/will be the virtuous cycle of feeding user usage back into the model like it is for Google. That historically has been a powerful tool and it's something thats nearly impossible to get as a newcomer to the marketplace
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by treis 2y ago
That's not right. They're paying $2.35 to get a $1 per year revenue stream.
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by treis 2y ago
Eh this is bending the word "produced". In 1960 all the parts were made in the US likely from raw materials mined & refined in the US. That's very different from today.
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by treis 2y ago
Think this is like a lot of things that work in theory but don't work in practice. You think you'll get the best of both worlds but really you get the worst of both.
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by treis 2y ago
Why wouldn't the primordial black holes condense into bigger ones like the matter that makes up planets and stars did?
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by treis 2y ago
Because it's really hard for a company to do both. Even if it's a remote first and the office is just a place to do zoom calls. Human nature will divide it into two camps with social bonds being stronger within the remote/o
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by treis 2y ago
Isn't the sticky wicket collisions with external to CF defined headers?
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by treis 2y ago
The difference in gas mileage between SUVs and sedans is pretty negligible these days. They're mostly just cars with a different body style. And for the most part they're just flat better which is why they've mostly supplan
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by treis 2y ago
I'm wondering if/when this will extend to dev machines at work. Macs seem very firmly entrenched but, IMHO, the experience isn't that great.
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by treis 2y ago
I'm in this crowd. The TV apps work well enough and it's one less remote. The only thing I use the attached Chromecast for is to (rarely) mirror my phone screen.
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by treis 2y ago
Do you have a cite for the air filters? I'm under the impression that stand alone air filters don't move enough air to be effective.
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by treis 2y ago
It's all bullshit. Buffet bought BNSF but the rest of the major railroads are publicly traded companies. And Berkshire Hathaway isn't private equity either.
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by treis 2y ago
This depends heavily on the city. My city (Atlanta) allows homeowners to pull permits and do their own work.
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by treis 2y ago
I don't think this ensures that you've correctly wired downstream outlets. The move to GFCI/afci breakers should really help diy electrical work. Much harder to make something dangerous with that protection.
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by treis 2y ago
>And I realized that to call these businesses “homebuilders” is misleading. It’s striking how little of their business has to do with, well, building. For instance, here’s D.R. Horton in 2023: “Substantially all of our land development a
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by treis 2y ago
There were plenty of people denying that the Soviets and communism at large was a threat.
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by treis 2y ago
Essentially nobody but doctors and those profiting off exploiting them wants that system.
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by treis 2y ago
But not for cars. They were made wide enough for an ox wagon to turn around.
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by treis 2y ago
This article seems to miss that small and regional banks are less likely to hold the type of assets that are in real trouble. The big problems are the giant downtown office towers. Those loans are more likely to be held by big banks. Or
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by treis 2y ago
>As property prices have increased, I doubt that the cost of building the house is even the major cost factor - it's probably mostly property value for the lot. More like 10-20% depending on a lot of different factors like location,
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by treis 2y ago
It does seem important for the ecosystem. I'm on Google Music because Spotify & Amazon Music didn't work well with android auto & Google Home.
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by treis 2y ago
Eminent domain powers in the US are very broad at this point and almost certainly would include zoning. The question is if the government can do it without compensation. Either way the government can zone land or protect species. The que
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by treis 2y ago
You can and it was free for a while.
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by treis 2y ago
>There is an observation that if you replace a bus line with an equivalent tram / light rail line, the rail line will attract more passengers. This was the thought here in Atlanta but the streetcar has really struggled. Less than 2
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by treis 2y ago
The election isn't decided by large numbers of voters. It's decided at the margins largely based on the 1-2% making a decision to go vote or not.

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