shwin

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   by shwin 1y ago

   I think it’s actually a good thing that people are increasingly curious and informed about where the things they consume come from. Sure, some of it can be a front, but consumers get a choice to be more discriminating and demanding about wh
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   by shwin 2y ago

   billing is one of those things that I realize is deeper and more complicated every time you talk to somebody who thinks about it for their job; usage based pricing makes it even more so, interesting to read about how companies are adapting
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   by shwin 8y ago

   What's your math? In year 0-6, I would think the latter case comes up better, assuming (which is definitely true at like, all large tech companies) that yearly stock + 401k match (not even touching tax benefits) is better than 1/3
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   by shwin 8y ago

   Also, "they found it reduced methane production by more than 99 percent in the lab." In the lab? On "bacteria found in the stomach of cows"? That's a long way off from what the title suggests; this research is defin
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   by shwin 8y ago

   My partner is studying the effects of cow grazing on various greenhouse gas things, and the amount of data you need to get/the number of times you need to replicate before policy makers are willing to step in, is really quite substanti