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xwdv
3y ago
Some races really do look more similar to each other than others. In America there is a high degree of mixed genes, that you don’t find in a more homogenous genetic pool such as Japan or places in Africa.
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3y ago
If you pay cheap then you get what you paid for.
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xwdv
3y ago
Any time someone gives me some max capacity estimate to aim for, I multiply it by 10 and design the system for that. That’s 10x developer thinking.
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xwdv
3y ago
It’s bad. Many debt slaves were created in the recent mortgage and housing crisis, and a lot of workers are furious and apathetic working these long hours for little to no pay.
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xwdv
3y ago
This has become so frequent that I wonder if there’s an opportunity in creating an independent bag retrieval service if you know where your bag is and just need someone to go get it and ship it to you. Some kind of gig based thing.
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xwdv
3y ago
Hate to be a downer but I think this idea would be a fire hazard. The stairwell just isn’t made for this use or capacity. It’s a transient, liminal space.
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xwdv
3y ago
The original logic doesn’t go far enough. You can build on someone’s land, but you’d be wise to be ready to move as soon as it becomes necessary. Essentially you are a nomad, reconfiguring your business to changing conditions, accepting tha
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3y ago
Problem is some of those have been cut and re-edited to remove “controversial” content for modern audiences. Gotta get the old school vintage stuff. VHS, laser discs.
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3y ago
I will likely use some form of vim as my editor for the entirety of my professional life. Wish I could say I wrote software that would be used for an entire person’s lifetime. RIP Bram, you did good.
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xwdv
3y ago
Pretty good idea, then employees could exchange tokens between themselves for other goods or services if they don’t want company stuff.
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xwdv
3y ago
Can’t they include the hotel fee as part of your salary? Could be part of total comp.
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3y ago
Just needs to scale up. We need several kilotons of this material ASAP.
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xwdv
3y ago
Is a perpetual motion machine now possible with a room temp superconductor like this?
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xwdv
3y ago
So that one day we too may be preserved
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3y ago
I feel cryogenic storage of people would work far better if it was driven by some cult-like or religious beliefs rather than monetary motivation, where dead bodies are managed as well as possible simply because it’s the right thing to do.
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xwdv
3y ago
You are forgetting the efficiency gains future homes will make so they require less power. Partly thanks to the rise of room temperature superconducting.
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xwdv
3y ago
Imagine deploying a 12 inch by 12 inch solar panel someday and powering your entire home.
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xwdv
3y ago
You agreed to EULA.
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xwdv
3y ago
If you’ve only lived in small tiny spaces then you don't know what you’re really missing. Big houses means big hobbies: you’re not gonna fire up a tablesaw on your tiny balcony, probably not gonna install a lift in your one car garag
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xwdv
3y ago
What’s the next big tech in the tech tree after room temp superconductors?
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3y ago
Gold is everywhere in computing, not a big deal.
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xwdv
3y ago
Oh yes… with more frequent and routine MRI we have a path to helping maintain longer human lifespan.
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3y ago
I can’t wait for these people to run out of “vehicles” and face the reality.
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3y ago
We need a paid version of this where we can put in some money to hold up the sky.
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xwdv
3y ago
I’m fairly certain this loan is either a private individual or a HELOC or something. No way is a bank just going to loan out a bunch of money to some startup like this.
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3y ago
I’m curious, how are those loans guaranteed?
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3y ago
It’s not “work from home” abuse. You’re not really paying people to be at a computer working exactly 40 hours a week. You’re paying people to solve problems and create value. There is not a 1:1 correlation between time and results in this
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3y ago
Well this would be included in your payment for the service, a day care type home for regenerated humans. Maybe covered by insurance even.
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xwdv
3y ago
Maybe I’m going to co-write a black mirror episode where a man gets an AI girlfriend and increasingly has to buy her gifts and sends them to her virtual address to make her happy. In return, he often gets messages from her of opening the gi
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3y ago
Starting as a baby gives you a better chance at building a foundation for the kind of lifestyle you want when you reach your teens or twenties. Those baby years will go by quickly anyway. It isn’t really suicide because your consciousness i
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