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romski
2y ago
Find the graph of GW of solar installed over time
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romski
3y ago
Ya agreed about that cost for a backup install - there are some interesting new options that should be less labor from an electrician. https://us.ecoflow.com/products/delta-pro-transfer-switch
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romski
3y ago
We don’t need to be “influenced by media” the tweets are there for everyone to see.
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romski
4y ago
It’s downloaded over a Torrent seems fine
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romski
4y ago
Yes using it in production - Stateless and ephemeral. For sure there’s a learning curve.
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romski
4y ago
Good thing they will be flying for the next 25 years!
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romski
4y ago
Plastic and glass is ground up
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romski
4y ago
Someone coming from a 350k fang job is not going to work for “35-70k” would you?
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romski
4y ago
A monthly disinfect helps you feel better how?
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romski
5y ago
You can create a 2nd investment account and start contributing to that while making minimum payments against your loan.
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romski
5y ago
Trivial compared to their value.
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romski
5y ago
They are free to quit and find other jobs aren’t they?
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romski
5y ago
The founder organized capital more productively than it sitting earning 3% is thus able to command a large ownership level.
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romski
5y ago
Green aside, this was an interesting video explaining that for short flights electric planes are extremely lucrative https://youtu.be/aH4b3sAs-l8 [wendover]
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romski
6y ago
ad-tech runs on a fractional of data centers right? So it's already eclipsed by crypto.
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romski
6y ago
How does the island residency of the person matter so much either.
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romski
6y ago
Not necessarily - ideally if you don’t want to live in that kind of a house then someone will want your business and cater to you.
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romski
6y ago
You can fly right now if you want to - flights are very cheap! What point are you trying to make?
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romski
6y ago
The occasional failure scenario is well captured by private companies.
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romski
6y ago
It’s the spring in the northern hemisphere, it’s not cold anywhere in the US or Europe. I don’t see how your conclusion is relevant
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romski
6y ago
That was an influenza virus, this is a coronavirus they are completely different. But to your point, there have been numerous flu pandemics since 1918
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romski
6y ago
That’s correct - one of the proposed treatments for coronavirus is synthetically generated antibodies for seriously ill patients; it won’t teach the immune system as you said but reduces viral load.
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Covid-19: Inhibits Human Heme Metabolism
(chemrxiv.org)
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romski
6y ago
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romski
6y ago
It’s not DNA, it’s an RNA virus. More changes happen with them.
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romski
6y ago
you're not really an md, are you?
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romski
6y ago
more data is needed; the way that article is written is very casual and this is not a peer reviewed paper.
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romski
6y ago
the PCR test (throat swap) only test for active infections; we need antibody tests to determine if someone had the decision in the past
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romski
6y ago
Link already removed :-(
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romski
7y ago
Dude take a breath, millions die in the US every year
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romski
7y ago
The case fatality rate of being 80 years old is 5.77%. Each year this many people age 80 die of various ailments. I don’t remember staying home for months praying this number goes down.
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