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by mtw 1y ago
Of course the U.S and allies like Canada/Australia have all the critical minerals needed. But the U.S. does not have the ecosystem to mine and process it. The author suggests critical R&D but the administration is also waging war o
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by mtw 1y ago
how much RAM do you have? I want to compare with my local setup (M4 Pro)
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by mtw 2y ago
I make between $3k to $6k from putting a log cabin on Airbnb. This started during period of boredom during the pandemic. I operate remotely with smart home devices and with a local cleaning team/handyman. I had a project to completely
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by mtw 3y ago
I had a shock when I looked up prices for H100 gpus, wanting to use one just for personal experimentation and for an upcoming hackathon. How much this one costs? $300,000?
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by mtw 4y ago
Airbnb doesn’t have a hosts supply issue. Actually in the past 3 years, hosts growth outpace guests growth The issue is Airbnb attracted recently a lot of get-rich-quick types, similar to what see for Amazon sellers or crypto bros. We are f
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by mtw 4y ago
Where I am, there are frequent power cuts or Internet is down because of a storm. We do have a generator so we can keep on living. I hate the fact tho that I'm not able to pay for content I paid for : movies, fitness classes, music etc
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by mtw 4y ago
The US exports $25B worth of soybeans per year, which is one of the most water intensive crop. Should these exports be banned? same for almonds, cotton, rice etc.
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by mtw 4y ago
Airbnb Support is the worst. They speak and write very well, and make you feel they listen to you and will do their best to solve your issue. In most cases though, they will come back to you with a negative answer and will leave you in the
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by mtw 4y ago
This is not just Portugal. I see similar sentiment in Canada where young professionals in Vancouver or Toronto complain they can't buy their first home and Vancouver has been "sold out" to foreigners. Similar sentiment in Aus
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by mtw 4y ago
Review the take-home assignment. Is it really relevant to the job ? And if you really have to have it, is it specific and interesting? For example don’t ask to use a JavaScript library if the job post specifically asked for talent in rust.
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by mtw 4y ago
Did they continue tracking health effects years after they study ? It’s possible the drugs reversed the body clock but will accelerate it after. Much like coffee gives you a temporary boost, then makes you crash later
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by mtw 5y ago
Article seems to indicate it's not arrests but patrols that are correlated with theft. Patrols dissuade potential thefts
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by mtw 5y ago
r/poor only has 7k members - it's insignificant compared to other subs Try to see overlaps for r/frugal or r/bitcoin if you really want to see if poverty is linked to crypto
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by mtw 5y ago
Why not used as currency
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by mtw 5y ago
Cameras & surveillance are a necessity for vacation rentals. People complain about privacy but how would the property manager know that the garbage are placed properly for pickup? Many counties now have automated garbage trucks that won
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by mtw 5y ago
This is what the article author states. But how certain are you that the dog didn't actually poop on the property or entered indoors? The author stated before that there were no dogs on the property but was forced to admit that there w
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by mtw 5y ago
Municipal water sanitation Fine for rat infested houses Significant Fines and inspection for business especially live markets, food factories and mills Citizen education program, such as encouraging cats, not leaving food around, inspecting
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by mtw 5y ago
I would look into acquiring a service on sites like microacquire.com that generates monthly income for you. There are a few listed there that requires little to no work. Sometimes it's just 3 to 6 hours of replying to customers questio
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by mtw 6y ago
> instant torque that an electric vehicle puts out just shreds a gearbox Doesn't the Porsche Taycan have 2 gears? and it actually beats Tesla Model S in 0-60 times
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by mtw 6y ago
At the same time, the US controls the financial monetary system (petrodollar), dominates the world military-wise, tech and so on. If one is able to follow this logic, does that mean that Europe and other countries should also take hostile m
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by mtw 6y ago
I don't understand why Russia is doing obviously hostile acts (elections, hacking government agencies, invasion of Ukraine & others, covert operations and so on...) against the US, and not much is done. Meanwhile, I can't reme
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by mtw 6y ago
all of this tech and no mention of warm hats. anyone living in cold countries know most of the heat is lost through the hat. and drafts! any draft will make you cold, even if you heat your home at a high 24C
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by mtw 6y ago
oh cool! another google product that's going to be deprecated in a couple of years
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by mtw 6y ago
In Canada, hydro dams generate most of the electricity. It attracts amongst others huge aluminium smelters in Quebec. So the idea of not being able to generate industrial products with solar panels or dams is not a 100% valid argument
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by mtw 6y ago
- Many airbnbs have a spa, especially those outside cities. I've also seen saunas and gyms - Airbnb plus or Airbnb Luxe can have breakfast or groceries basket - Early check in or late check out is possible. Just discuss with your host
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by mtw 6y ago
Well you see Google selling Pixels which is supposed to be an idiot box to reproduce voice signals but it turns out it's loaded with ads and trackers. Samsung probably followed along the lines that Google pioneered
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by mtw 6y ago
How much is this ?
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by mtw 6y ago
Too early, we're still in the middle of the pandemic. Who knows how numbers are going to be in October
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by mtw 6y ago
This is not true. Canada produces planes, helicopters (Bell Canada) and aerospace that requires advances engineering work Canada produces the most advanced video games that require real talent, and the commercial bits happen in Canada yes.
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by mtw 7y ago
Measuring the body temperature would be a better target for Apple Watch in my opinion. Body temperature tells a lot, for anyone, from kids to seniors, athletes to disabled. I'd buy one in a heartbeat, as opposed to one with blood press

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