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boringg
7d ago
While I agree with that statement -- that is also a lot of jobs. We have a lot of humans -- not every single developer sits in the innovation seat. The fewer the jobs available the less employable humans. I think that rewrite - if AI enab
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7d ago
I never said that Chinese goods are crap. They seem to reside in the higher middle for HVAC. My argument is that if your business is a copy cat and the produce at scale - we cull the talent and model to build truly innovative products - s
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7d ago
Oh I totally get their game - and its a smart one. Flood the market, own the distribution and servicing and you win the game. I feel like the GREE product is tier 2 but most people don't care. Its not comparable to the well made prod
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7d ago
I don't think that logic really holds but its pushed by spotify. People used to listen to a lot of varied music -- and theres a lot of ways to do that still without paying for spotify. Anyways Spotify is just a platform/gatekeepe
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7d ago
Cant generate ad content
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7d ago
Japan is so far ahead the rest of the world for quality and innovative heat pumps. Quiet, robust, high efficiency in cold climates. I wish they could bring the prices down though. I worry in 15 years we will all have crapily made Chinese h
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7d ago
Well then Shopify isn't small!
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8d ago
How do you define small?
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8d ago
I would wager up until mid 00s you had one parent staying at home a lot more // work wasn't all encompassing -> which would probably equate to more attention on child rearing although I admit that is speculative. Also mea
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8d ago
Meh educational system probably lacking but parental support is the missing piece. So many parents just send their kids to school expecting them to auto learn - many reasons why parents dont have extra time --> also screen time addictio
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9d ago
While that might be true but apple weather still fails compared to dark sky. I still don't use it for radar like I did with dark sky - they effed up the UI.
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9d ago
I feel bad for the humans who rediscover what we have already discovered and position it as something new. If this keeps happening soon we will be in an endless loop without gain. Ah well.
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boringg
15d ago
whats the spend roughly on an ongoing basis?
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15d ago
How about deer?
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21d ago
But if the fire continues after the extinguisher is done… what is covering that scenario?
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22d ago
Prevalence and availability is changing. Old technique better distribution on how to.
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23d ago
File this under the category "people are f-bomb-ing idiots". I wouldn't be surprised if social media was spreading this technique as successful way to fish.
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1mo ago
Isnt that kind of like older memories get a strong imprint -- as you get older there are so many memories in the database that the imprint isn't as powerful as earlier ones. I think it works kind of as a function of kind of sensory c
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2mo ago
On average is much different then nobody understanding.
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2mo ago
Bringing elitism into it for what benefit? Its more like were giving away the ability to drive our own destiny.
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boringg
2mo ago
Bold assessment.
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2mo ago
Yesterdays news. High leverage. Sounds like citadel got a deal.
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2mo ago
It becomes a local politics issue.
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2mo ago
All power projects have to look at economic viability. Every project has different needs and market dynamics. THERE IS NOT A ONE TYPE OF PROJECT WORKS FOR ALL LOCATIONS. Resources mixes vary as do the demands of the power. I can't st
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2mo ago
The reason Germany gets singled out is because it was a massive policy misstep and highlights the shortsightedness of the environmental movement. It seems that they have changed their tune about it nuclear - but their entrenched efforts (an
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2mo ago
This gets repeated again and again. They are not in conflict with each other - both need to be done in tandem. It is not a this or that strategy - it is an all of the above strategy. Nuclear is critical for long term generating power. Ba
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2mo ago
The energy balance on that makes no sense. You will be zerg swarmed.
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2mo ago
What dosage are we talking here?
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boringg
2mo ago
how did they solve it?
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2mo ago
Nothing since then. Thats a long 30 years.
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