logicalfails

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by logicalfails 3mo ago
> "SpaceX’s revenue could reach $3.4 trillion in 2040, according to a Morgan Stanley analysis shared with top investors Thursday, according to people familiar with the matter. Morgan Stanley told investors the rocket maker’s adjuste
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Morgan Stanley Sees SpaceX's Revenue Reaching $3.4T in 2040(wsj.com)
5 points by logicalfails 3mo ago|4 comments
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by logicalfails 5mo ago
I suspect this is more a function of the corporate sanitization of language within the models. When I have passed my resume through the models for refinement, it often sanitizes some of the more easy going or simpler wording. It expands the
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by logicalfails 5mo ago
I live about 2 hours from it. Is there any other hiking to do on the park other than the boardwalk that the Author mentions?
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by logicalfails 7mo ago
This may be the epitome of chaotic-good in the modern world
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by logicalfails 8mo ago
From what I can tell, much of the recent layoffs by Amazon and other large companies has been relatively surgical, focused on specific projects or silos within the company. According to the WSJ, part of these layoffs are directly tied to th
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by logicalfails 8mo ago
From what I can tell, much of the recent layoffs by Amazon and other large companies has been relatively surgical, focused on specific projects or silos within the company. According to the WSJ, part of these layoffs are directly tied to th
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by logicalfails 8mo ago
> The new AirTag is designed with the environment in mind, with 85 percent recycled plastic in the enclosure, 100 percent recycled rare earth elements in all magnets, and 100 percent recycled gold plating in all Apple-designed printed c
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by logicalfails 8mo ago
Why do individual European countries seem so obsessed with blocking Pirate sites? I assume the majority of IPs being pirated are likely from outside their own country, so the harm is negligible to the individual country's internal reve
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by logicalfails 11mo ago
To play the devils advocate, does that take into the "cost" to the government if pensioners are living longer because Alzheimers was cured? I could easily see this turning into a debate behind politicians closed doors of "If
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by logicalfails 11mo ago
While I am all for the free market, making disposable battery companies label the estimated MAH on batteries would be a win-win in so many ways. For consumers, the environment, waste management, etc...
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by logicalfails 1y ago
His work and department was very quant heavy. I'd say the majority of his students spend most of their time in Python/R cleaning datasets running models
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by logicalfails 1y ago
In 2017, I listened to a highly cited Political Economist rant about how "The whole damn field is turning into a bunch of Data Monkeys" Referring to the rise of CS and DS minded economists in the field. His top student was a compu
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by logicalfails 1y ago
My first thought is wondering if it's one of two things: A. The bottom half of PhD Economists are not being trained in the data science/Big Data side of analysis increasingly needed B. There is less demand for Theory-sided Economi
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by logicalfails 1y ago
I'm trying to hang on to my 13 mini until next year, when hopefully Apple will have figured out Apple Intelligence and upgrade the phone hardware to run it. But I'm worried my 13 mini won't make it that long. It's starti
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by logicalfails 1y ago
> the use of AI on the battlefield is also raising ethical concerns that machines could be left to decide the fate of combatants and civilians This bears echos of the handwringing of nukes. Sure, we can all recognize the implicit moral q
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by logicalfails 1y ago
I try to sample well-investigated news articles from both sides of the aisle, and it is unfortunate how often I notice the "omission" of key topics from headline reporting on one side or the other. Likely because the conclusion un
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by logicalfails 1y ago
That doesn't really prove that much. They only made 3 accounts on X, then with each account they followed the 4 major parties and their leaders. Not a very good sample size. Additionally, the underlying algo could lean toward to what c
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by logicalfails 1y ago
This assumes the friendships were established and maintained in an environment that could potentially be friendly to kids. If your friend group is based around hanging out at barbecues at each other's home, or more child-friendly envi
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by logicalfails 2y ago
What is his name? Or are you referring to the author of the article linked?
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by logicalfails 2y ago
Any good books or sources on this? I would be interested to read more
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by logicalfails 2y ago
Getting a 3080 FE (I also had the option to get the 3090 FE) at the height of pandemic demand required me sleeping outside a Best Buy with 50 other random souls on a wednesday night.
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by logicalfails 2y ago
While this makes a lot of sense in theory (I do agree that people need to be moving away from flood plains), this policy would create a nightmare of downstream effects. Such as, substantially increasing housing/land/construction p
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by logicalfails 2y ago
Is there any other forum source that focuses on economic/central banking news, similar to Hacker news? I know that economics often appear in the feed, but I am looking for one where that's a larger focus.
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by logicalfails 2y ago
> Elites for the most part did not democratize on their own terms and stand to lose from open electoral politics On a slightly related note, I'm under the impression there are many countries with disillusioned youth, combined with r
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by logicalfails 2y ago
Incumbents have little incentive to lose their profit margins which not only include the profit margins of the initial purchase, but also its long-term maintenance and repair profit margins. Electric vehicles save buyers something like 40%
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by logicalfails 2y ago
Anecdotally, my cousin works in operations for a small minor-minor league USA soccer team, and even he and some of the other staff suspect it's a money-laundering scheme. They've never met the owner or know his name (The whole sta
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by logicalfails 2y ago
In my very subjective opinion, we are reaching a question of what is the meaning of life when you essentially have most of what you need. Outside of religion, many people don't have a reason to live for, except pursuing even more wealt
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by logicalfails 3y ago
I bet some NYT is planning some changes to Wordle use/tracking so they have to clamp down on the competition. They will likely requiring NYT login just to play, or adding additional ads to page