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by treis 2y ago
I'm very skeptical that helicopters can't safely operate at this temperature. It's likely a certification thing capped at the highest temperature they can actually test.
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by treis 2y ago
Think the FAANGs are doing part moat defending and part value add. Like AI powered spreadsheet might dethrone Excel so Excel has to be AI powered. MS will probably get some additional revenue from it but I don't think it will be a re
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by treis 2y ago
That's fundamentally why title insurance doesn't pay out much. They exclude most defects that aren't discoverable and it's easy for everyone to find the defects that are. They are providing little actual protection hen
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by treis 2y ago
On the other hand, if Trump marches on Washington at the head of an army surely Biden can take him out with an airstrike. Extreme scenarios often lead to bad law.
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by treis 2y ago
This is one of those things that still makes me scratch my head. When I started programming my code ran on a 2-4 thread machine with a couple GB of ram because that was the size of a relatively affordable commodity server. Today my code r
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by treis 2y ago
I think the mind and body are fundamentally different. Like with diabetes you might have a genetic deficiency that interferes with producing insulin so you have diabetes. You inject insulin and now you don't, more or less. The mind i
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by treis 2y ago
>it tries to separate the use of land from its naked value Which is effectively impossible to do because in modern times the value of land is almost entirely based on the use of that land.
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by treis 2y ago
>LVT is unique that it doesn't reduce the thing it taxes because land is constant. This may be technically true but the important thing is productive use of land. And that is as susceptible to tax influences as windows are.
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by treis 2y ago
> Nobody even wants the 1-story buildings because you have to pay 5 times as much LVT per square foot as the 5-story buildings. Local land is no longer scarce because it's being used so much more efficiently. Pushing a bunch of peop
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by treis 2y ago
Am I missing something or is there no actual evidence in the article that proves the title? All I can see is a comparison between countries. Which is pretty weak evidence in general and definitely doesn't show anything about what happ
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by treis 2y ago
This is one of those areas where money can solve your problem. It's a lot harder to rebuild if you're not making good money. Especially for those who are on the hook for alimony & child support.
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by treis 3y ago
This sounds like denying the existence of price fixing altogether. Sure, buyers can try to negotiate against a price fixing scheme but it won't work. The price is fixed. The software isn't really doing anything. It's simpl
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by treis 3y ago
Is that 0.6 seconds until first paint?
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by treis 3y ago
Probably can keep it pressurized enough to keep water out if there's a crack.
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by treis 3y ago
I'll never understand these sort of objections to convenience in favor of density. This is awesome and I can see it being a utility similar to water pipes or electricity going to a house for the same reason we all have mailboxes. Del
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by treis 3y ago
Autonomous flight would be the game changer. The problem with small planes is that you're splitting the pilot & FO salaries across fewer people. If you're not doing that then 20 person flights become a lot more economical.
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by treis 3y ago
Not Bash but the libraries they call out to.
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by treis 3y ago
Eh, there's like a 10x difference in speed between Python and Java/Go and probably like a 100x between Python and shell stuff. Definitely some devices in that range that can do shell stuff but not Python.
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by treis 3y ago
Which makes it suspicious that they end up at MS 48 hours after being fired.
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by treis 3y ago
This is one of those things people want to be true but is not. Labor participation is down significantly in those ages <25. 63 -> 51 and 47 -> 30 for teenagers in 10 years. Wages are slightly up adjusted for inflation over that t
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by treis 3y ago
Carvana's stock did not sink. It's up 10% over the last 5 days.
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by treis 3y ago
This is a widely believed factoid on the internets but is not supported by the numbers. Roads have always been a relatively small percentage of government spending and has been going down over time. The big ticket items for local & sta
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by treis 3y ago
IMHO if you're splitting an app into domains you might as well go all the way and split it into an engine or gem.
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by treis 3y ago
> Population growth concerns are easily mitigated with immigration which will stay in demand until the rest of the worlds fertility rates catch up(40+ years), and the population growth concerns themselves are a reflection of an outdated
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by treis 3y ago
I notice a big difference with 2K at 13". Text looks much nicer and there's a lot more useable real estate.
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by treis 3y ago
Spain also has the lowest fertility rate in Europe at 1.28. Not sure how much apartment living is cause or effect on that but it's a grim number. Every generation is only 60% the size of the one that came before it.
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by treis 3y ago
The 90's had a Marine division occupying LA so at least some ups and downs. Probably a relative bright spot between Vietnam&Stagflation and 9/11&Housing bubble though.
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by treis 3y ago
I guess this is just my getting old moment. I watched planes fly into buildings, friends go off to war and die, and had memory of three economic crises by the time I was 24. Which was way better than my parents generation which was (argua
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by treis 3y ago
Not really. SBF didn't write the TOS and doing drugs with coworkers doesn't mean you committed fraud. Obviously SBF did but both of these lines of arguments are distractions to make him look guilty without really proving anythin
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by treis 3y ago
No, this is a (relatively) small decline after a massive increase: 2018 - 17k 2022 - 21k

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