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Intel definitely isn't going to give up. I'd also be really surprised if the government doesn't start subsidizing Intel and AMD just to make sure the U.S. has fabrication technolog…

>Yeah I have no idea why this is being downvoted. It's HN. Despite having "hacker" in the name you can't really state anything but the most milktoast of perspectives. Evidence and …

>Fixing the trash problem by choosing one item to vilify each year is going be glacially slow. Why are you pretending it's one item per year program?

It does do that. It can end up in plenty of places other than a beach. I'm sure you have some sort of environment around you. It's senseless waste. The report goes into how often p…

> but when I saw people wanting to ban straws, I just had to roll my eyes. You rolled your eyes at people stopping a senseless practice that pollutes the environment? That's some n…

This morning on HN: Polluting less is actually grandstanding and curtails individual freedom. Doing something good actually pisses people off and makes them hate initiatives that c…

I don't see anything that doesn't meet those requirements.

>but otherwise I don't see a good use for it for properly designed and new projects. What's your definition of properly designed projects?

It definitely affects labor productivity.

That study doesn't even remotely support what you said. If that's all you can find you're basically just making stuff up.

I hope so, perfectly happy to have it go over my head.

>reliably causes "liberal" and atheistic feelings I'm sorry, where are you getting this from? That seems contradictory to common knowledge in this subject, and if you want to do a …

Seems like a really fragile attitude to take when you're the head of a company.

>there are plenty of ACH/SWIFT transfers that are actually just people moving money from account to account or institution to institution too, rather than actual inter-party transa…

...for orbital launches, which is quite literally what 99% of these rockets have been used for. Which also is exactly what we are talking about. It's only confusing if you're wanti…

Yes, it wasn't built by ULA. >The Atlas V was developed by Lockheed Martin Commercial Launch Services Honestly just stop.

You could maybe, I dunno, click on the wikipedia link and read it.

>the Delta and Long March families are very large and very old and if you count the earliest attempts of governments to build ICBMs you get reliability figures worse than SpaceX. "…

You can click on each rocket and look at the launch history. I am again, done with this conversation because of how disingenuous you are willing to be.

>Counting 'family' legacy back to ICBMs is ludicrous. I didn't do that and you know it. Those are all rockets used in orbital payload missions. All of them have been used within th…

>SpaceX's failure rate is in line with industry norms. SpaceX's 93% launch success rate is still below average for ALL launches (94-95%), and has a higher incident rate than its "c…