teslaberry

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by teslaberry 6y ago
I predict this will backfire against lady gaga. A lot of people out there are going to hear this story and ask themselves if they wouldn't shoot someone just for being able to offer a half million dollars for dogs. there's a lot o
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by teslaberry 6y ago
zerohedge , like drudgereport.com before it , has finally sold out. whether it was forced to sell out or not, it is hard to say. zerohedge has never had a 'premium' or 'membership' option until today, the day where it be
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by teslaberry 6y ago
filecoin will be a useful protcol for independent warehouses of data, all in an effort to consolidate in a pool against the biggest players. it will NOT be for the 'masses' of people, except to the extent they enjoy donating a few
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by teslaberry 6y ago
the dollar is too strong, it means you get less for your production ( barrel of oil) than you used to. so little, that you might not be able to feed the people in your country that pump the oil. a strong dollar creates problems for the enti
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Treasury is now the fed is now the treasury,How deep the bailout rabbit hole go?(finance.yahoo.com)
3 points by teslaberry 6y ago|0 comments
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by teslaberry 7y ago
Better idea ultra high speed megascale nuclear powered cruise ships that never dock. They pull in 1 km from port and use deckside drones to transport tens of thousands of passengers safely on shore in different places all at once or as need
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Ode to Mercury
1 points by teslaberry 7y ago|0 comments
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by teslaberry 7y ago
i've lived in manhattan since 1993. never underestimate the stupidity of people in large groups with guaranteed income , i.e. bureaucracy. having been a cyclist my wholelife, since childhood. i have no faith in the government to implem
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by teslaberry 8y ago
the 'post 2017' bubble truth of the answer is this: any successful network running proof of work will become a massive supercomputing cloud where only commercially centralized entities , including mining farms, and successful mini
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by teslaberry 8y ago
theres no disagreement . moderate strength training preserves muscle mass as you age, consistent preservation of skeletal muscle mass is required to stave off acute muscle degeneration beyond some point in you late 60 to 70s. heart muscle d
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by teslaberry 10y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anoxic_event Hydrogen sulfide caused Permian extinction. My favorite theory is that it was caused by massive increase in volcanic activity which was itself caused by a giant meteor hitt
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by teslaberry 10y ago
run for the bitcoin hills!.
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by teslaberry 10y ago
carbon capture is billions of waste JUST LIKE the synfuels fiasco of the carter administration. There is NO scarcity of carbon as an input in industrial processes. so producing it through the MOST inefficient means , just like making FUEL O
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by teslaberry 10y ago
One word, cruithne
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by teslaberry 10y ago
Classic typical misleading statistics in this article. Energy is 1% of Israel's gross capacity plus this is solar so it only provides daytime loads which makes the economics worse. Google's major investment in solar thermal has al
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by teslaberry 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eyidi2HaMY this unauthorized repairman explains how apple and others prevent people from hacking/repairing devices, including both owners and pretty much anyone who is not restricted le
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Right to repair your devices under threat by apple(theverge.com)
1 points by teslaberry 10y ago|1 comments
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by teslaberry 10y ago
i wonder how the hackern news and the peasantry of the startup community at large will respond to the next major blowout of this tech bubble. it will be interesting.
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by teslaberry 10y ago
i lived in a 140 square foot apartment in new york which had formerly been a single room occupancy built over 100 years ago. small tenement like housing is nothing new. small apartments slowly create cabin fever-------ANXIETY. if you live i
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by teslaberry 10y ago
2) we ARE SEEING A DRAMATIC ECONOMIC CRASH IN THE WEST. electricity rates in europe have skyrocketed and this is part of the artificial scarcity of electricity , and the suckout of savings that is draining the european economy by rising cos
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by teslaberry 10y ago
the smartest energy investors from the green energy bubble which burst 3 YEARS AGO NOW, have all basically concluded that we are not YET at the tipping point, accelerating up the curve, of scaling the construction of industrial solar . perh
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by teslaberry 10y ago
the next tech bubble bursting in the u.s. will see the reformulation of outsourcing to india and china as the 'solution' to the next tech recovery. the great depression lasted 12 years from 29 to world war 2. every time the tech b
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by teslaberry 10y ago
i watched seaquest as a kid. lots of us were disspointed it never happened. so when i got older , i researched the history of sealab(s) and , after having gone scuba diving, did a bunch of research on human biological response to partial pr
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by teslaberry 11y ago
gerry mandering is a symptom of democracy not the problem. democracy is the problem, or rather it is a form of self governance which presents many dillemas. historically , we know the bigger and more mature a democracy gets , the more it ag
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by teslaberry 11y ago
all insurance of all types are a scam. worse, they are tax subsidized. gambling is also a scam. gambling is a version of 'insurance' for the activity of 'entertainment' that is called 'gambling'. there is NO g
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by teslaberry 11y ago
'doomed' , really? we are in an epic financial bubble right now that DWARFS all previous bubbles of the past 20 years so much so that janet yellen herself said "cash is not a good store of value"; meaning the bubble is s
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by teslaberry 11y ago
pseudoscience. one step removed from phrenology. we do not have a comprehesive theory of the brain yet and so we are using a libary of fairly unreliable pattern matching to make conclusions.
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by teslaberry 11y ago
i applaud you for your open mindedness. as a lover of bikes, and of recumbents, i kind of get annoyed at the very predictable 'recumbents are the fastest most aerodynamic bikes' thing that you get alot from folks. there might be m
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by teslaberry 12y ago
krugman cannot be trusted. everything he writes is with the angle of getting a job as federal reserve chair or treasury head. economics is not a science and his nobel prize is on par with obama's nobel piece prize, given for every piec
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by teslaberry 12y ago
hint for non lawyers-------if you want to understand a document or a legal set of rules-----skip ALL THE BULLSHIT FIRST---------go straight to that part of the document which describes the 'default' or 'termination' and

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