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by xbmcuser 2y ago
Google ingests almost the whole public web almost every day. I don't see any startup competing with them they might come out with a great algo or something but will need the infrastructure and huge investments to compete. Even then aft
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
Democrats lost the enthusiasm once they sidelined Bernie Sanders for Hillary Clinton at that time they had a similar fire among it's voters. I feel they lost a lot of young male voters at that time and they are still paying for it
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
https://archive.ph/5olix
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China Can't Cut Electric Vehicle Subsidies It Isn't Paying(bloomberg.com)
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Why is Mustard Oil Banned in US and Europe? [video](youtube.com)
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I was paid to draw SMRT buses as anime women: R/Singapore(old.reddit.com)
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
This is one of the things LLM's have helped me move off excel. I have an office pc that has microsoft windows + office and home pc that only has linux mint and libreoffice. Previously for anything related to excel I would by habit remo
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
Europe and west will solve majority of the problems about immigration if they started following these models and started paying for the stuff they are taking from poor countries or allowing others to park looted wealth from these poor count
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A startup is acquiring enormous diamonds–and using blockchain tech to shake up(fortune.com)
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China is about to reach the tipping point where solar and batteries will be cheaper than all forms of energy the resulting efficiency gains will not cause the demographic economic collapse people are expecting. On the other hand the way the
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
At today’s prices, a Tesla Megapack is estimated to cost about $1 million for 3.9 MWh, or $1 billion for 3.9 GWh. Based on that, my back-of-the-napkin math says the cost of charging and discharging the pack every day for 7+ years would be a
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
Not really the question always is that when will see see the advancement in actual products and this article seems to answer here it is.
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The Battery Revolution Is Finally Here(insideevs.com)
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Gbps Fiber Internet for $80M? – Forrest Heath, Somos Internet [video](youtube.com)
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
Nothing moves businesses to something faster, than saving cost and bigger profits. Renewables specially solar and batteries will soon price out most other forms of electricity/energy generation. A tesla megapack 3.9Mw is now around $1
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Australian logistics company is taking its electric truck fleet off the grid(electrek.co)
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Jellyfin 10.10.0(jellyfin.org)
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
What has his game show or other videos have anything to do about his philanthropy videos.
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
Is it really Faux Philanthropy what he is doing is using his platform for promotion of different causes he likes. From what I understand and see none of the things he has done are something unique rather charities and organisations were alr
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
People don't get what cheap electricity and AI is going to do to the world's economic situation. If they can undercut models and fashion photographers etc from Pakistan by 80%. What will they do in countries where they are actuall
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Just Launched an AI-Powered Fashion Photoshoot Service in Pakistan(old.reddit.com)
1 points by xbmcuser 2y ago|1 comments
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
Vision Pro is not a mass market device the addressable market is very small for any big investment from developers. Until the sales reach in millions Apple will need to develop themselves or pay developers to build stuff for it
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BYD – Leading in Electric Vehicles More Than You Think(cleantechnica.com)
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Walking in short bursts found to consume 20% to 60% more energy(phys.org)
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
To me that is the funny thing today if you look at markets Chinese markets under it's communist system are actually freer than US. China is not interested any 1 company getting a monopoly and becoming more powerful than the government
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
Even without subsidies solar and battery are cheaper than nuclear and are getting cheaper by 15-20% a year. So no nuclear is unlikely to be cost competitive any time soon unless they get some new tech for nuclear
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
The effect I think will be felt more in home batteries as with many places around the world now hitting curtailments. And stopping net metering for home solar as supply is higher than demand.
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
This is actually the result of Facebook, youtube the hyper focus on surfacing a topic a post you see share or like to keep you engaged. You see a post share it with your friends Facebook algo see your interest shows your a hundred and keeps
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I converted a 60-year-old tractor to electric [video](youtube.com)
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by xbmcuser 2y ago
Well this a way we can use to move in space without burning gas at least once in space. If we can find asteroids where we can mine for oxygen and hydrogen apart from metals for propulsion this to me could be the an actual way to make humani

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