The only problem of course it is that it costs a lot of money to do so. Money they probably don't have.
If I understand this correctly the Europeans hope that by banning the spectrum where Starlink operates, they will spur the development of home grown operators that provide the same service ... is that realistic?
There is no chaos there, just traffic jams.
The past does not repeat. IMHO jobs were far less specialized in the past. Working in a factory is not that different from working in a kitchen or laying tile. Take Muhammad, a fresh arrival from Syria, who drives a…
I think this oversimplifies life and realities. You don't have to be "productive" all the time. As you put it, driving the car is not just a chore - things happen along the way. It can be a chore - I just contest the…
I have the exact opposite experience. I returned two products, got two different return codes, was supposed to send each back separately. During the return (it was a Kohl's return), I forgot about the two different…
definitely not a $2 product, it is big, glass surface, heavy etc. That "shopping around" for with price being the sole factor is the problem. That's what drives quality down. Not the Amazon markup.
I don't get the Amazon bashing. My experience is nothing like that: Kitchen scale, $20 bucks, looks and operates exactly as described; three years later, it still works fine. Bed sheets, $16, two days later delivered,…
What keeps someone from generating this video with AI?
Chimanzee vs Human is not an appropriate analogy. First, because they cannot communicate properly. A better analogy: look at all these highly trained engineers, mathematicians, doctors, writers, philosophers, writers,…
What happens if some of those tax the unrealized gains bills pass in some country where they have obligations? They would have to either pay the tax on gains or write off losses.
Europe is caught in a dilemma: tourism, air travel, and city hopping are its economic lifeblood that keeps the continent running, but these also cause the greatest damage to the environment. Since they can't fix the…
Or perhaps AI code generation will "kill" both editors. Why bother learning any editor when you do not need to write code, and there is no reason to enter gg=G``zz
Ok, but why is it the Icelandic crown "bad"? What is the economic cause of it? I do not know much about Iceland, only that, like New Zealand (and Canada), it is sometimes painted as some sort of progressive heaven that…
Why wouldn't the price also fluctuate if it is in Euros? Doesn't the price fluctuation reflect an economic reality? Related: couldn't a country adopt euros voluntarily without joining the EU? Like Ecuador adopted US…
This seems to have touched a nerve, based on the number of downvotes. In this particular case that makes the message more trustworthy for me ;-)
I don't know about vacuuming good students ... you probably have no idea what kind of students get hired in the USA nowadays. The recruiting at a typical research university has an extraordinarily woke dimension to it -…
Or as the saying goes: nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution.
I think people should not use the word nazi so liberally if they want to be taken seriously; it's not that complicated either ...
The point he is making is valid: these groups are not randomly selected and are not representative of one another. Hence, it is not that simple to extrapolate from one to the other. Would free healthcare reduce deaths…
Against Attribution Studies > An “attribution study” is the name I’ve given to studies that purport to provide estimates of important real-world quantities through extrapolations from estimates in other, uninformative…
Maybe they should charge a little more per action, and the onslaught would stop. Seems like a simple solution.
Great monologue, shaky biology. Viruses do not multiply endlessly. Most viruses exist in stable ecological cycles. Most viruses are beneficial to life. We complain about the few (and tiny minority of viruses) that…
None of these products would be made in the US, though ... and none would affect trade imbalance ... so the net effect might only be to increase inefficiency in your own country
I had the opposite reaction ... they still have 16 million users ...
The only problem of course it is that it costs a lot of money to do so. Money they probably don't have.
If I understand this correctly the Europeans hope that by banning the spectrum where Starlink operates, they will spur the development of home grown operators that provide the same service ... is that realistic?
There is no chaos there, just traffic jams.
The past does not repeat. IMHO jobs were far less specialized in the past. Working in a factory is not that different from working in a kitchen or laying tile. Take Muhammad, a fresh arrival from Syria, who drives a…
I think this oversimplifies life and realities. You don't have to be "productive" all the time. As you put it, driving the car is not just a chore - things happen along the way. It can be a chore - I just contest the…
I have the exact opposite experience. I returned two products, got two different return codes, was supposed to send each back separately. During the return (it was a Kohl's return), I forgot about the two different…
definitely not a $2 product, it is big, glass surface, heavy etc. That "shopping around" for with price being the sole factor is the problem. That's what drives quality down. Not the Amazon markup.
I don't get the Amazon bashing. My experience is nothing like that: Kitchen scale, $20 bucks, looks and operates exactly as described; three years later, it still works fine. Bed sheets, $16, two days later delivered,…
What keeps someone from generating this video with AI?
Chimanzee vs Human is not an appropriate analogy. First, because they cannot communicate properly. A better analogy: look at all these highly trained engineers, mathematicians, doctors, writers, philosophers, writers,…
What happens if some of those tax the unrealized gains bills pass in some country where they have obligations? They would have to either pay the tax on gains or write off losses.
Europe is caught in a dilemma: tourism, air travel, and city hopping are its economic lifeblood that keeps the continent running, but these also cause the greatest damage to the environment. Since they can't fix the…
Or perhaps AI code generation will "kill" both editors. Why bother learning any editor when you do not need to write code, and there is no reason to enter gg=G``zz
Ok, but why is it the Icelandic crown "bad"? What is the economic cause of it? I do not know much about Iceland, only that, like New Zealand (and Canada), it is sometimes painted as some sort of progressive heaven that…
Why wouldn't the price also fluctuate if it is in Euros? Doesn't the price fluctuation reflect an economic reality? Related: couldn't a country adopt euros voluntarily without joining the EU? Like Ecuador adopted US…
This seems to have touched a nerve, based on the number of downvotes. In this particular case that makes the message more trustworthy for me ;-)
I don't know about vacuuming good students ... you probably have no idea what kind of students get hired in the USA nowadays. The recruiting at a typical research university has an extraordinarily woke dimension to it -…
Or as the saying goes: nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution.
I think people should not use the word nazi so liberally if they want to be taken seriously; it's not that complicated either ...
The point he is making is valid: these groups are not randomly selected and are not representative of one another. Hence, it is not that simple to extrapolate from one to the other. Would free healthcare reduce deaths…
Against Attribution Studies > An “attribution study” is the name I’ve given to studies that purport to provide estimates of important real-world quantities through extrapolations from estimates in other, uninformative…
Maybe they should charge a little more per action, and the onslaught would stop. Seems like a simple solution.
Great monologue, shaky biology. Viruses do not multiply endlessly. Most viruses exist in stable ecological cycles. Most viruses are beneficial to life. We complain about the few (and tiny minority of viruses) that…
None of these products would be made in the US, though ... and none would affect trade imbalance ... so the net effect might only be to increase inefficiency in your own country
I had the opposite reaction ... they still have 16 million users ...