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eigart
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Comment #49119398
The racism participants were subjected to was the worst part for me (though I understand teams were treated very well by the local population). Hydration breaks. Incessant celebrit…
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Comment #48743379
I interpreted the comment as “give this guy some money and he will figure it out”. You have some serious skill, this just wasn’t the right idea.
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Comment #46956732
That’s pretty cool. Reminded me of reading [0] about how training surgeons using click feedback, like when you train a dog, works really well. [0] https://www.npr.org/2018/06/12/61…
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Comment #46197261
A japanese startup is working on a (surprisingly small) battery energy "tanker": https://power-x.jp/en/newsroom/Introducing-the-world%E2%80%9... I think there are some startups wor…
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Comment #45614329
Didn’t the feds just get 10% of the company?
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Comment #45591142
That is correct. The historical price for consumers is by my guesstimate $0.03-0.05 USD, now it’s at least double. Grid fees come on top of that. The anger is completely out of pro…
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Comment #45590711
Thanks! It would be interesting to see how this looks on a map. Electricity exports (/prices) is a MASSIVE controversy in Norwegian politics, so it would be pretty funny if Norwegi…
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Comment #45468521
Your suspicion is wrong.
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Comment #45101308
I think the rigidity of land ownership will be put to the test because of climate change.
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Comment #44990426
They will vote with the board
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Comment #44836344
Turned out it was a Starship
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Comment #44836319
> Or as Rusty Foster, author of the widely read media blog Today in Tabs, puts it: “Our economy might just be three AI data centers in a trench coat.” lol I saw someone comment tha…
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Comment #44027445
If this could save material used for construction, that would be great! Maybe (touring) skis could be a good application for this? Would be fun if somebody tried it.
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Comment #43636577
It remains to be seen to what extent this restores confidence.
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Comment #43608608
This is a hit to Russian finances too.
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Comment #43522158
Where I live, dental health is good and we don’t have fluorides in the water (we have free, mandatory dental care for children). We recently banned the use of fluorides to make our…
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Comment #43422422
Same.
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Comment #43288973
Ukraine is fighting on behalf of all of Europe. The cost is the least of our worries. They are sending their children so I don’t have to send mine. Blackmailing them for profit is …
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Comment #43170916
I grew up in a city with well-functioning public transportation. Biggest luxury I ever had. I miss it.
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Comment #43170897
His response to Trumps napoleon tweet had 14 American flags.
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Comment #43147342
Existing is irrelevant. NATO still exists too.
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Comment #43089454
Aren’t they normally marked with “flagged” or something?
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Comment #43089156
I drive a Model X. It is not well engineered.
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Comment #43089145
The stock price is fucked if Musk leaves. The car business might survive, though. I have no faith they can deliver on FSD/optimus/AI/cheap model. But with SEC kneecapped, I think t…
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Comment #43081657
I didn’t say it was balanced. But look at what happened at SDNY last week. Several conservative prosecutors went against the DOJ.