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Comment #38966281
Sorry, why can this not be a coincidence? I understand that the universe is smooth across large spaces similar to how a fog is smooth on larger spaces, and coarse on smaller ones. …
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Comment #38614296
On the positive side, Gamescom has been on the rise for a while, together with other more local gaming events. It shows how the focus of a live event changed from bringing news, to…
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Comment #38528633
Fascinating. Maybe a similar mental model applies as in Switzerland. I am a foreigner living in wealthy Switzerland. They also talk about themselves as being very poor a few decade…
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Comment #38460140
Nothing works if that person is your superior and holds absolute power over you. Examples situations close friends of mine have experienced: 1. You are a PhD student and he (and it…
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Comment #38431885
Omg why was I unaware of this? I bought an HP laserjet last year and am fighting SaaS software crap every time I want to attempt to print or scan. I am tempted to just trash my pri…
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Comment #38179048
Will take a look thank you!
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Comment #38175983
I worked in WeWorks office for a year (Barcelona) and was awed by the amazing quality and design of their offices. Focusing on my work was easy, interchange with my colleagues natu…
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Comment #38082610
Looking for Tomato (recommended you do this) US: Tomaydo UK: Toma`o AUS: Tomahto I feel the aussies got this one right.
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Comment #37982317
Very good point. I read Olaf Stapledon's First and Last man, a sci-fi book which describes the next few billion years for mankind and deals with this issue. In one scenario, human …
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Comment #37869314
Fun read that puts a lot of things together that I "sort of knew" but never really knew.
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Comment #37640497
About 15 years ago, in the era of dumbphones, I read an article in the news paper that in Japan's top 10 novels, 7 of them were written on a mobile phone. It appeared as if writing…
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Comment #37144417
As a regular reader of The Economist, that switched to the Guardian last year to due circumstance, I can only concur. My god is The Guardian a poor "newspaper". All they do is whin…
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Comment #36815591
You are implicitly assuming zero progress on battery and or car technology. This is not entirely unfounded as the combustion engine has stopped progressing much for decades. As for…
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Comment #36255238
This is similar to the point being made in "The Innovators Dilemma" [1]. I experience this currently at the wealth management bank I work. They were reluctant for a long time to in…
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Comment #36240834
Would have been nice if this headline started with "As a person living in a big city, I ditched my car (...)". Now it just feels ignorant towards people living in other areas - as …
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Comment #35946304
I've worked a bit in this sector, and here are my observations: 1. Solar Home sets range from $5 flashlights with solarcells to $150 home lights+panels+phonecharger+radio to $400 s…
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Comment #35862678
Thanks. This was exactly the app I wanted to build :)
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Comment #35859409
THANK YOU! I regularly think about what the earth looked like X million years ago and I've been wanting exactly this for a very long time :).
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Comment #35814817
It is not so simplistically true. This is what Reaganomics will want you to believe. Examples abound of companies that did not prioritise shareholder returns over everything. Compa…
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Comment #35788775
And the production of these drugs is still illegal, which has led to a big increase in (the wealth of) organised crime, similar to how the Maffia was spawned during the prohibition…
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Comment #35652858
2 weeks is the standard? I am amazed. In Switzerland where I live, it is 3 full calendar months. And I thought Switzerland is very similar to the USA... My god 2 weeks lol, someone…
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Comment #34724165
Will teach you the scientific background behind your current learning strategies so you can explain them better to yourself and your friends? - Yes Will it give you better strategi…
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Comment #34594425
I loved The Great Courses' Cosmology Course. But it is from 2008. Anybody got something newer/better on this topic? Or even a book? https://www.thegreatcourses.com/courses/cosmolog…
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Comment #34339936
Yes! Often satisfaction and pleasure are in a conflicting relationship. When you ask a software developer that has worked for 3 years on a "successful" side project. He will probab…
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Comment #34327655
I am 34. Start HIIT (high intensity interval training) 10 weeks ago. First time in my life I am in a gym. I also notice the transformative effects. The way I am managing to build m…