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This argument has a pretty standard counterargument: organizations can and should do more than 1 thing at a time. It's a non-profit so you're probably better off contributing your ideas to them.

I have no doubt this is true after reading about the 8 years of shit quality heart medicine, metropolol, coming out of india, which so many older americans rely on and can cause heart damage if inconsistently taken. It's an outrage.

I've had hidden order since I was a kid but never read it. Not enough hours in a day. I should really do that one.

Oh you can go way above 60fps! I'm clocking a stable 144hz on ultra!

what is the knuth airgap?

Orphan drug funds exist, I don't know how effective they are, and how it relates to prospective research.

This is going to drive salaries up in the hubs again.

Perplexity.ai provides explicit sources:

https://www.perplexity.ai/?s=u&uuid=2921714c-3614-41ae-82d1-...

chat.openai.com claims it is true, albeit without specific sources:

Yes, there is a significant amount of data and research that supports the increasing competitiveness of renewable energy compared to oil. Here are a few examples:

The International Energy Agency (IEA) reported that in 2020, the average global cost of producing electricity from solar photovoltaic (PV) systems was lower than the cost of producing electricity from new fossil fuel plants, including coal and natural gas.

A recent study by the consultancy firm Lazard found that the cost of utility-scale solar and wind energy in the United States has fallen significantly in recent years, and is now cheaper than the cost of power generated from coal and natural gas in most regions of the country.

The US Department of Energy's National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) reported that the levelized cost of energy (LCOE) for wind and solar energy in the United States has fallen by more than 50% over the past decade, and is projected to continue to decline in the future.

According to the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA), the cost of solar PV and wind energy has declined by over 80% and 60%, respectively, since 2010. IRENA also found that renewable energy is now the cheapest source of new power generation in many countries, including Brazil, China, India, Mexico, and the United States.

These are just a few examples, but they demonstrate the trend of declining costs for renewable energy and increasing competitiveness with oil and other fossil fuels.

Can you share the details about renewables being cost competitive with oil?

Isn't naming a project hermes somewhat of an inside joke at this point? Every company has a project named hermes.

Certainly as much as a blog post. I think a better argument would be that it's not peer reviewed, but still weak.

I still play from time to time. For the most part the only in game communities tend to just use the world props as a prop/sandbox for freeform roleplaying. The people who script level their characters tend to talk on discord and probably other chats. I don't think spontaneous in game interaction is much of a thing anymore.

Are you referring to the tax evasion? I think they paid a slap on the wrist. Otherwise I am interested.

So they are upgrading Microsoft Office from 2003 to 2007?

I see, so this is not related to work.

On the other hand, Croatians can freely work anywhere in the Schengen area, right? And vice versa to bring jobs to Croatia?

I don't know anything about this stuff, either. Why does it work in the US to have the midwest on the same currency as California?

Why 2%? The classic number for safe withdrawal rate is 4%, and that's without doing any modulating in the bad years. 3% seems good to me.

This is a threat to google because "how people access information" can shift away from web search. The fundamental "how" can shift under google.

All information has errors, tolerances, gets reprocessed, etc.

ChatGPT being wrong sometimes or a great bullshitter absolutely does not matter.

Write yourself a graph of your core account recoveries, don't put those on. Just put your leaf accounts on (those that recover from the core accounts).

I tried leaving spotify and am happily paying them again. I also noticed their recommendation quality improved.

It is still 2 factor, breaching the password manager is a corner case that you can decide to cover or not. It seems like for critical accounts you should NOT. For derived accounts, it should be better than just a password.

Plus a fraction of a $29 Million launch... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dnepr_(rocket)

They must not have checked many engineer types.

Yep, so far layoffs are really underperformers, overweight specializations, and nontechnical. Twitter is an exception, but it's not a rational actor.

I haven't read this study but the listed returns account for index rebalancing.

I apparently misread the tweet last year. They took the year off twitter LOL.

https://twitter.com/pinboard/

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It might slow the pace at which he tries to take over the private resources of the island of Kauai, Hawaii from the billionaires before him but I doubt it.

I think it's interesting how pedestrian Oprah, Zuck, and Larry Ellison are, obsessing over a place Elvis visited for pork barbecue parties while demonstrating 0 understanding of local people and their needs.

It's incredibly embarrassing for humanity.