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kiltedpanda
3y ago
So Rivian aims to produce 50k vehicles this year and that includes the delivery vans. AND they lose $33k per vehicle. Even if Tesla 'only' delivers 180k cybertrucks in 18 months, and at a profit, they will still be far in the lead
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3y ago
"Rivian is shipping. Infinitely better than something that's not." Even if they're losing $33k per vehicle? (See 2Q23 shareholder letter). Note this does not include R&D, CAPEX or SG&A. Was it infinitely better f
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3y ago
I would imagine most folks at YCombinator would aspire to make similar mis-steps then, with >2m pre-orders and a 5 year waitlist. Yes, it was only $100 deposit and ultimate demand has yet to be tested, but it looks pretty promising. The
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3y ago
Here you go: https://www.cnbc.com/2021/05/04/cnbc-exclusive-cnbc-transcri... https://twitter.com/i/status/1555369351238537216 "I have no idea why you think this quote is suppos
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3y ago
Is it possible that the codebase and weights have been hacked and SA didn't tell the board?
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3y ago
Gosh I wonder where they got that idea "When people are vaccinated, they're not going to get infected" - Fauci "You're not going to get Covid if you get these vaccinations" - Biden "Vaccinated people do no
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3y ago
Yeah this whole thing really brought out the inner SS in some people.
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3y ago
Brutal, sorry to hear that. Hope you're feeling better! I personally don't believe the suggestion of over-reporting is an issue at all. I recall reading that in the VAERS back end they can see which entries are made by individuals
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3y ago
The difference is that the smallpox vaccine is close to providing sterilizing immunity, unlike the Covid 'vaccines'. In fact there is a lot of data to suggest now that the number of vaccine doses a person has is correlated to an
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kiltedpanda
3y ago
Would a peer reviewed study in the European Journal of Heart Failure finding 1 in 35 people suffered heart damage after a Moderna booster shot change his mind? https://farmersforum.com/one-in-35-people-suffered-heart-dam...
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3y ago
2000 people is a pretty good sample size. It is true though that I'm hazarding a guess that the background rate of chest pain in any given timeframe is slightly lower than ~5%.
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3y ago
I'm in Canada. I used the term VAERS, but I meant the Canadian equivalent reporting system. In Canada self-reporting isn't permitted - it has to go through a doctor. Then you're subject to doctor's biases as well. In my
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3y ago
The Canadian system had issues as well. Extremely difficult to lodge a report.
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3y ago
I had the same experience as the guy in this BMJ article in terms of trouble filing a report. The process was extremely cumbersome and had to be lodged through my physician. The physician had no idea what paperwork was required or how to fi
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3y ago
Sounds like they have something pretty powerful swamping out that band. Even though the ISM (2.4 GHz) band is unlicensed, there are still regulatory limits to the maximum emission levels. Devices that exceed those levels are illegal to use.
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3y ago
You're right. The rule of thumb for EMC engineers is to bond joints at no further than wavelength/10 where the wavelength corresponds to the highest frequency that you wish to maintain good shielding effectiveness. Some MIL projec
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3y ago
Sorry to hear about your Linkedin profile. Yes, we do look at Linkedin profiles for shortlisted candidates. It helps to establish credibility and for us to get an idea of whether the claimed previous experience is legitimate. We do also ask
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3y ago
Freelancer.com and Upwork. Although after the torrent of AI powered garbage we received after our latest posting on Freelancer, I'm not sure we will use that again.
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3y ago
Sure, tailoring your resume for a specific job is pretty standard. Perhaps an LLM that has access to your resume, along with loads of documentation on what you have previously done would provide for a much better automation process. It coul
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3y ago
That's a great idea, we will do that.
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3y ago
It isn't the use of automation that is the problem. It's that in the automated applications we're receiving, there is very obviously fraudulent information in there. The applicants are LYING about their experience, in order t
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3y ago
We hire on Freelancer sites quite a bit and have noticed that about 50%-80% of applicants now very obviously use ChatGPT or equivalent to apply. Now suddenly every person magically has 8 years experience in a weird esoteric requirement that
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3y ago
Exactly!
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3y ago
Yes, the manufacturer's own biodistribution studies showed that it was detectable in the spleen, kidneys, ovaries, testicles, and bone marrow etc until at least 48h after. At the end of the study, some markers were still increasing but
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3y ago
My last comment was flagged and removed. It was a link to a peer reviewed paper which contains the statement “mRNA-1273 booster vaccination-associated elevation of markers of myocardial injury occurred in about one out of 35 persons (2.8%)&
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3y ago
It's an interesting phenomena to watch some folks go from 'it stays in your upper arm and tells you body how to fight covid', to 'elevation of markers of myocardial injury occurred in about one out of 35 persons" is
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Completely unrelated I'm sure: “mRNA-1273 booster vaccination-associated elevation of markers of myocardial injury occurred in about one out of 35 persons (2.8%)" https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/1
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I'm not sure where you got the 1 in 100,000 from. As I mentioned in the previous post, an Israeli Ministry of Health survey of 2000 people found that 4% of men and 7% of females experienced chest pain after a booster shot. Additionally
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3y ago
Perhaps it matters so that we can hold those responsible to account to reduce the chances of it happening again? Wouldn't you want to know if a rogue group had a gain-of-function project rejected by DARPA and then secretly moved it to
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3y ago
You might want to look into what disinformation you were personally subjected to that brought you to your own perspective. People who aired their own personal vaccine adverse event experiences were maligned, shamed and cancelled. What makes
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