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by throttlebody 3mo ago
Jezz, in new zealand i think it cost about $100 to register a limited liability company and half an later you were in business. Was about 25 years ago, but it hadn't changed much
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by throttlebody 6mo ago
RTFM
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by throttlebody 6mo ago
I would argue that profits are a result of what you do and not the purpose... Obviously intertwined but that's why its important to pick something you like
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by throttlebody 8mo ago
With that number of more satellites in orbit, launching a manned rocket into space is likely to be too risky due the amount of more debris and satellites. And will it be net energy positive solution ?
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by throttlebody 10mo ago
Unbelievable, but I guess this is the USA....
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by throttlebody 10mo ago
Alibre has a free option, which does not include sheetmetal bending but otherwise solid software
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by throttlebody 10mo ago
Thereis a huge difference between going to war somewhere and defending when being invaded
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by throttlebody 11mo ago
Monopoly is a free market game and thete is only one winner. Free markets as such is an utopia dream.
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by throttlebody 1y ago
The British banks and their tax heavens still very much control the world of money. The commonwealth barely hangs together outside of the world of cricket.....
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by throttlebody 1y ago
I don't think I have read anything so wrong about tariffs in quite a while. Tariffs either protect local manufacturing and/or slows consumption of said import. In both cases, it is inflationary.
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by throttlebody 1y ago
If you employ people on straight salaries, you are stuck. Not everyone is on share gravy train
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by throttlebody 1y ago
A lot of corporate US does not declare their earnings in the US, but in tax heavens, thus further skewing the figures.
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by throttlebody 1y ago
To go fast, you must first be able to go slow......
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by throttlebody 1y ago
Are there any reasons we can't have both KYC and privacy/security ?
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by throttlebody 1y ago
Escalators are often in their original state for the life of them, apart from basic maintenance and a few repairs. Terrible things to work on
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by throttlebody 2y ago
I live on a fault line, and we have overcome most issues by building seismic tolerant buildings. We have the knowledge to live in high-risk areas with some certainty, but it will never be without risk. Climate change, ie more frequent sever
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by throttlebody 2y ago
Start by doing a long walk, like the PCT or Te Araroa trail. 3+ months of hiking. You are busy every day, get up, eat and start walking. Finish the day physically tired. Sleep rinse and repeat. Have a break from news etc You come out fit, m
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by throttlebody 2y ago
Looking up stuff, with any efficiency, requires a significant amount of prior knowledge to ask the right question.
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by throttlebody 2y ago
How does AI learn from it's mistakes ? Genuine question as i have only briefly used ChatGpt and found it interesting but not usefull.
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by throttlebody 2y ago
Well, money is, in essence, an exchange for energy, so if energy is free we'll see a significant change in our economy system and my guess it's gonna be a wild ride
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by throttlebody 2y ago
City of London is a separate legal entity to England but still under the king. Hence all the banking industry is located there, to add another step in the money train to tax heavens.
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by throttlebody 2y ago
> great as a retention tool. Until it becomes standard then its 3 days a week. Im all for it, if you can increase productivity, but it's likely too many people won't be able to.
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by throttlebody 3y ago
50% doesn't seem that much, but it really needs to be compared to production. Geographical risk spread will always cost you.
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by throttlebody 3y ago
A Tesla car is pretty much off the shopping list for me, due to Elon's behavior
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by throttlebody 3y ago
Try https://www.papilio.cc/
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by throttlebody 3y ago
Relays and contractors are the same. It's a coil physically movin some contacts together to allow current to flow. I got no idea why, where or how the naming came about or who decides. But i guess its the same as creeks and rivers, wh
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by throttlebody 3y ago
https://www.papilio.cc/ has a lot useful information.
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by throttlebody 3y ago
You better have another look a the Swedish gang murder rate, it's staggering (in Swedish terms). The world is changing.....
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by throttlebody 3y ago
Unbelievable how lazy people have become. Obviously people physically incapable are excused.... What a world
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by throttlebody 3y ago
Doing your own, requires you to gain knowledge in that area and in my view expanding your knowledge base is really important. It's not all about immediate possible financial gain. Obviously there's a line somewhere

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