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Comment · 3 years ago
They are waiting for Diamond foil encased vacuum, thats kept apart by statically charged graphene strands. The ultimate in air-buyoncy.
Comment · 3 years ago
The opening wage gap since the 70s have pathed the way for this. Raising wages could have paid for free produced products, but the haves decided that freedom for the have-nots has a price point.
Comment · 3 years ago
Im just not made for this world, how and were can i outsource this ability to decipher legalesee somone willing to fix this for me for money, without exceeding the value gained?
Comment · 3 years ago
At the bitter bottles bottom waits the truths for those who seek. Socrates the greek.

All situation stakeholders involved want to escalate, thinking themselves the winner ones the smoke clears. Romantic narratives replace situational awareness, as the generation who experienced a similar escalation leaves the stage.

Comment · 3 years ago
Eh, what if it was trained on all the previous cases ever to have existed? I think it could be pretty good, as long as it detects novelty as a to flag and confirm error case.
Comment · 3 years ago
The countries affected the most will pioneer this and the same mechanism that kept us from acting against the free market carbon death cult, will prevent measures against it. Then all it takes, is one slip up, one bad year, and all of humanity burns to ash in a fire storm.
Comment · 3 years ago
Sometimes research is hard to scale. What would you do differently?

Build variations of devices ahead of outcome, so that additional experiments can be executed almost in parallel?

Prioritize the research equipment delivery on a planetwide level?

Get the state to sponsorthose cushy wages and pensions nuclear scientists had, back in the 70s?

Comment · 3 years ago
Use the obsessive phases, find a topic that is overlapping with your obsessions and cram every new obsession into that project. Yes, it leads to cluttered projects, but suddenly you are that developer driving that open source project in mono-mode.
Comment · 3 years ago
The alternative was producing good products, engaging with creative people and pushing confrontational content. Its always safer to produce content for the current ruling dogmatic institution, aka working for the church.
Comment · 3 years ago
The funny thing is, the companies themselves muddy the water significantly. By buying critic websites, critics and and raising there own numbers for cultural relevance and viewers. But money does not lie, and as soon as the audience has to pay for something, the real viewerbase shows some streaming empires naked.
Comment · 3 years ago
It comes from a normal farm and they are actually quite thorough in validating the cow was healthy. Source: Parents had a farm in europe and mc donalds inspected it.
Comment · 3 years ago
Also wage supression towards zero. Some companies do more for UBI then the biggest revolutionary ever could do..
Comment · 3 years ago
How can you actually signal you want to be laid off? Is that something you say when the news goes out? Loads of "NoFuture" cooperate punk in the FAMG. Monopoly does not make the work interesting.
Comment · 3 years ago
Always good to have layoffs in the future, when its performance review and sallery re-negotiation time. Sets the mood.

Guess some lone wulfs currently rediscovering unions aka packs for themselves.

Comment · 3 years ago
Catalytic metals trace elements, that recombine those gases. Or else the hydrogen tunnels through all things, turning them brittle..

I sometimes wonder, how those secret sauces can remain so secret. After all, you have to order them in rather large batches every week, month, year..

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