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yfw
2y ago
At least we pretend to have accountability in the government.
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2y ago
“Asmon behaves like a maverick ‘independent’, but in reality has to ask his boss for permission before he can do anything. He is not his own man,” To add some context, the message screenshots being shared mentions Asmon wanting to talk to h
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yfw
2y ago
Echo chamber or filtering out noise?
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yfw
2y ago
Reminds me of the scene from the show pantheon where the scanning process kills you because you need to scan and peel the brain layer by layer
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yfw
2y ago
Great post!
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yfw
2y ago
Then you lack imagination and empathy for those with less opportunity
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yfw
2y ago
You should if they expect you to fund them
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yfw
2y ago
I did this a while ago as well for rsa vs aes implementations. https://yifeiwu.github.io/subtlecrypto-demo/
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yfw
2y ago
It's owned by private equity. Slowly cutting costs and bleeding the brand dry
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yfw
2y ago
Why is that your point of contention? If the goal is to have Boeing provide engineering capacity without all the cost cutting drama, all I'm suggesting is a change of governance.
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yfw
2y ago
Start a new company and hire all the engineers. Not like we need any of the C staff to make it function. There's plenty you can do, the obstacle is regulatory capture rather than lack of options
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yfw
2y ago
Nationalize it and replace the board. Imagine the govt as an activist investor if the profit driven investors are more keen to scrap it for profits.
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yfw
2y ago
If you consider it national interest, why as the biggest shareholder and bagholder do you not have board members that veto actions that are profitable but bad for national interest?
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yfw
2y ago
Am on my 5th dose. Still not dead yet
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yfw
2y ago
This. It's not a serious policy. If it was there would be details instead of vague promises to be revealed after the election
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yfw
2y ago
This, he never talked about how much would be produced, promising figures after the election. He revealed sites where he wants to build with zero effort getting approval or buy in from the owners or even the state. Stop wasting time pretend
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yfw
2y ago
Doesn't have to be. Can be vegetable or bees
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yfw
2y ago
Why is this not funded from DuPont fines?
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yfw
2y ago
Surely there's a more credible source you can find for this
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yfw
2y ago
He's busy twittering, can just stay at home for that
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2y ago
https://michaelwest.com.au/david-mcbride-sentencing-reserved... Odgers says the Army command was involved with “window dressing” which he suspected involved criminality; that is “command was undertaking improper investigati
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2y ago
That's because most communist countries are closer to authoritarian dictatorship than Starfleet
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2y ago
That's because most communist countries are closer to authoritarian dictatorship than hippie commune.
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yfw
2y ago
Legendary Google customer service
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yfw
2y ago
Bet. $100 if in 5 years you can get a lab grown steak in the supermarket for cheaper than cow steak. Growing tissues with vasculature is vastly different from cell cultures
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yfw
2y ago
Lab grown meats are a boondoggle and will never happen at scale. https://josepheverettwil.substack.com/p/lab-meat-is-18-trill...
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yfw
2y ago
How many failed carbon capture projects do we need to make a point? https://ieefa.org/resources/carbon-capture-crux-lessons-lear...
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yfw
2y ago
You can if the rest of the cars on the road were in the same weight class. Otherwise that's like going bowling with an egg.
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2y ago
Good luck when you drive into a lake and can't break your way out like that dead billionaire
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yfw
2y ago
They used to take btc before
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