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To add to that, most of their structures in the Amazon would have undoubtedly been built by wood (plentiful) rather than stone (scarce). Also, I think 30 years of a field being aba…

> they couldn't have been more than a decade behind the smallpox/diseases I think it was much more than this. Remember Columbus landed in 1492 and these areas were very connected w…

> because human emotions A messy, shabby looking home also signals that the previous owners were likely not diligent in taking care of their property.

You grow these commercially? Always wondering where I can buy good quality ones when they're in season (in NYC area)

I'm thinking that over the course of the next 10-18 months the price should continue to come down as pre-IPO shareholders become unlocked and can sell their shares.

All these bans on building data centers on Earth are starting to make this wild proposition seem a little more rational.

It's a scam only if you think the stock market in general is a scam. Remember, SpaceX is completely globally dominant in its industries (launch technology and orbital telecom)

It's right at IPO price, which (thus far) means it was more or less priced correctly.

It's exactly the opposite as you say though, no? Canada has much more market concentration than the US, probably a major cause of the higher prices: https://alphabridge.co/economy/…

Germany has had an immense amount of immigration over the past couple decades.

Not me. I have a Mistel Barocco and am still at 100WPM

Some people have a consensus-based mechanism for identifying if something is true or moral or fashionable. They basically believe whatever is the majority opinion, weighted for per…

> In the end it's really just greed. Yeah, well their job is to get the best price for their product. Just as it is your job to get as much money as possible for your product, i.e.…

I think its more important for investment. If you have $1mil in cash and know it's losing value every day you have an incentive to invest it in some long-term profitable way. Hire …

I'm not an economist, so maybe someone more knowledgeable can weigh in. But my understanding is that deflation is worse. If you can just stick $10k under your mattress and expect i…

Most people make their ideas and opinions part of their identity. And so if it turns out they are wrong about something then a part of them has died, or at least severely injured a…

Yeah. Opus is nice for tasks that require significant planning and considering broader effects on other parts of the code. But it likes to go off the rails and do too much. Often i…

Yeah. Mine really likes to read excess code. I'll ask it questions like "If I move all these three ETL jobs into a subfolder will it break anything?" It'll start with giving me the…

It's lack of trust

Yeah lol. That definitely does not sound like philosophy. Giving a "why" you want to implement a feature and make particular changes will help the AI stay on track much better than…

The fact that dozens of companies seem to have been able to produce great models, and the mid-tier ones are only months behind the frontier models tells me that just having a great…

Saying it's like Pepsi criticizing Coca Cola is probably a better analogy.

> if you're testing your water daily for tritium you'll catch it, but how often does that happen? A good geiger counter can be bought on Amazon for $30. Something is either radioac…

From what I understand the waste problem is tremendously overblown. Move it to some storage facility somewhere, that's fine. Just keep it on site, that's fine too. A typical gigawa…

This was a good read, thanks for sharing. I feel like the best way to fight this, if I was the government, would be to stop enforcing laws preventing patients and even doctors or h…