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by wnc3141 2y ago
Isn't the jackpot only a fraction of the revenues from all tickets sold?
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Fascism is not and never was about ideological coherence.
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When your'e deified, "god works in mysterious ways" sort of thing...
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by wnc3141 2y ago
It's not about reciprocity or coherent rules. Its about power distance. "you work for me" sort of thing.
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Ask HN: Do you feel we've hit a point of diminishing returns on software?
5 points by wnc3141 2y ago|3 comments
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by wnc3141 2y ago
I search through the internet looking for these type of stories that renew my faith in humanity. Thank you for sharing.
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I mean as long as people are still buying cars, Tesla becomes more cost competitive. But in the short run it's not for consumers as much as it is for investors. You may be right that Tesla will struggle internationally and the car mark
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by wnc3141 2y ago
the 'tres commas' era feels so quaint these days.
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by wnc3141 2y ago
Tesla- being more vertically integrated- stands to benefit from disproportionately increased costs for its competitors
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by wnc3141 2y ago
Totally agree, manage risk where necessary such that you don't rely on a project getting traction. If it does, great.
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With fewer than 2% of people employed in agriculture, the US produces more food than needed for ten billion people. Capital distributions are the source of declining wealth for most people. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/serie
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by wnc3141 2y ago
criminally overvalued is an interesting term to explore. I wonder when after all this shakes out in the courts, how much of his oligarchal access to government will be seen as illegal, therefore undermining any stock premium Tesla has fro
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by wnc3141 2y ago
I advise anyone with a startup idea to just make a prototype you would like, then see if its reinventing the wheel. Repeat where necessary
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by wnc3141 2y ago
It's hard to unwind that clock. The next admin will may leverage that consolidated power to undo trump harms, but also see the benefits of keeping that power. I pray congress mandates the political independence of certain federal agenc
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They definitely knew something was up. There were active roundups of victims and a staunch public policy of ghettos etc.
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Thats deflation, which makes for a poor tender, albeit attractive asset (less of volatility)
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There is research on AI limiting creative output in completive arenas. Essentially it breaks expectancy therefore deteriorates iteration. https://direct.mit.edu/rest/article-abstract/102/3/583/96779.
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It's giving more ted kazinsky. Just as we thought the trump assassin had a coherent motive, but was just a cracked nut at the end of the day. At the end of the day it's just sad for everyone involved.
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by wnc3141 2y ago
It's giving more ted kazinsky. Just as we thought the trump assassin had a coherent motive, but was just a cracked nut at the end of the day.
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You are doing the lord's work. I love this website! - particularly that it preserves an in progress route when I exit and return to my planning session.
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by wnc3141 2y ago
I've come to realize what we think as progressive places are what I consider "inclusively conservative" as in liberal socially, but very much bound to keeping wealth strata in place. San Francisco + older bay area cities are
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Of course there are political factors. I have always heard that in Wisconsin many rural roads were paved to better serve dairy farmers beginning in the 1890s - and continued through the WPA program. While in Minnesota, similar rural roads r
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There is no single state of capitalism. We should think of markets as a fluid mass filling the vessel that government provides. In some places these practices are allowed, and other places these practices are restricted - markets form elsew
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During a period I flirted with architecture as a career, brutalism can, in very specific applications , work well. But ditto to pressure washing in some applications.
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"San Francisco will pay $212M for its train system to ditch floppy disks"(blog.adafruit.com)
2 points by wnc3141 2y ago|2 comments
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I went to a Lutheran school that did a mini camp for finding vocation. However when interacting the job market, I realized early on in my career that the modern economy leaves little room for exploring just that. Those I've observed bu
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by wnc3141 2y ago
I am just hazarding a guess, but since he is going at it alone, probably under 7-8 grand. Note there doesn't appear to be much differentiated tech, just a need for a competently constructed platform for his market.
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Ask HN: What elements of a startup should founders consider outsourcing
1 points by wnc3141 2y ago|4 comments
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I wonder if we should take a look at how students, all paying tuition, have vastly unequal outcomes when it comes to job opportunities. Essentially there is a high scarcity of "good jobs" available to all but from the most selecti
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I've noticed two things about most news. One they never provide sources. Not just their sources but sources behind figures or statements of truth. Two it's hard to find articles that highlight different points than the leading a

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