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zed88
5y ago
Apparently they did so in consultation with the WHO :)
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5y ago
Metroliner, often jokingly called as "flying sewer pipe" is one hell of a sturdy plane it seems. Glad to see both parties okay, but this makes me think if BRS should be made standard by FAA on GA planes given the lives saved by th
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5y ago
Tbh...it all makes sense, given the speed of transmission and proves WHO useless again. I am wondering why WHO is getting it all wrong so far.
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Covid-19 spreads through air, long distance
(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
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5y ago
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Ever Given vessel is now afloat
(stuff.co.nz)
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The Wallet (2021) Official Trailer - Tim Dillon
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6y ago
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zed88
6y ago
It is still a contract of some repute with 11% stake. Do you think GM would sell to just any other startup with no history, if it wasn't for the hype??
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zed88
6y ago
It's easy to create a prototype, the true test of any manufacturer is it's ability to roll these from the factories at scale. How many have they rolled yet?
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6y ago
Nikola had contracts too, with the likes of GM.
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6y ago
Crazy, they barely have a product. This is Nikola 2.0.
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Who makes those scam popups?
(youtube.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
It's amazing to think that we had reusable single stage to orbit launch vehicle prototypes like this 25 years ago.
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DC-X Flight 8 – The Swan Dive Test
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6y ago
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6y ago
Agree. I got lots of Chinese friends, relatives and in-laws and not one of them are willing to openly criticise CCP about it. On the contrary, they are more on the defensive. Tells you the level of brainwashing going on.
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6y ago
Whatever the name, always loved their service.
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What You See in India Is Less an Undeclared Emergency and More Sultanism
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6y ago
GQ says otherwise https://www.gq.com.au/grooming/hair/studies-say-bald-men-are...
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6y ago
That's interesting, do you have any articles or sources?
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6y ago
So this means Elon Musk is at high risk :) ? Source - https://www.mcanhealth.com/elon-musk-hair-transplant-analysi...
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6y ago
Hmm...how exactly can someone do that? Am curious.
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zed88
6y ago
Agora provides the voice chat infrastructure to Clubhouse. So, Clubhouse is just a pretty UI built on top of their voice SDK. https://www.agora.io/en/products/voice-call/
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zed88
6y ago
It's kinda sad that nobody cares, especially because we are dealing with a genocidal regime. It's going to bite us all back in the near future. And to be honest their documentation is very poor.
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Why Our Brains Love Physical Buttons
(debugger.medium.com)
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6y ago
And then you would be risking leaking your data to CCP. Not worth the risk. It will be bad PR for Clubhouse too once the media gets the smell of it.
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6y ago
Yeah I agree, there's lots of bloat as well, that's why I said that the transition of bubble tinkerers to actual coding with any high level languages and frameworks would be very liberating. Even a beginner could do a heck lot in
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6y ago
As someone who writes code, I found bubble.io quite promising, until I hit the usual bottlenecks that comes with any no-code platform. https://bubble.io/ But I can see the lure for masses, driven by the startup subculture,
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Clubhouse could be exposing raw data to its Chinese service provider
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Twitter suspends more Indian accounts amid free speech debate
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6y ago
What I said is that Bitcoin is a perceived store of value, and like any currency it's valuable only if it's perceived by the masses to be so, no different than fiat. Bitcoin ticks that box and is scarce, as opposed to inflating fi
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6y ago
The energy in mining is not being wasted, it's being converted into something of perceived value. The real waste of energy, one could argue is pornography, which hogs around 30% of the internet, with little value output. Imagine replac
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