Also he’s just wrong.
The Hemiptera are called ‘true’ bugs because everyone - entomologists included - tend to call all insects ‘bugs’. That is a loose term, whereas the true bugs are just those contained within the insect order Hemiptera.
He’d only be missing the joke if the spider’s preferred beer was True Bug Lite.
#1 Are you not familiar with thought experiments?
#2 cool story bro.
An economy only works when a majority participates. An ideal economy has everyone participating.
You can do a basic thought experiment to figure this out. Imagine 10 people control $100 trillion. Everyone else controls $0. What do you think you’ll be able to get for $1?
You might then say, “money isn’t wealth.” True. But if 10 people control all the wealth and everyone else has starved to death that’s even worse.
Capping the amount of wealth anyone can inherit seems sane to me. In fact it seems healthy for the whole economy, so not just sane but prudent. If you let all the wealth be collected by a few the system breaks down and all the money becomes worthless. Preventing that is entirely sane.
I’m against preventing the transfer all all property. That seems like a recipe for corruption but I’d vote for limiting it to a trust of like $50-$100 million maximum plus an occupied home, a vacation home, and some reasonable amount of small property like boats and cars. Honestly that amount seems excessive to me but I think the majority would be in favor of such a law.
What makes you think this opinion will die on the Internet?
Who are we paying these interest payments to? Retirement accounts? Billionaires? Other countries?
Is it just me or is this shilling for drug companies? I read the whole thing and it says on average it reduces symptoms by 1 day. That hardly seems worth over prescribing an antiviral.
If your average house only has one person showering at a time an 18 kW 3.51 GPM Tankless Electric Water Heater would work. It would cost about $500.
To replace that with Keurigs would take some work. They draw 900 to 1500 watts depending on model. So it would take between 20 and 12 Keurigs to match the power draw. I’m not sure what the inlet/outlet tubing diameters are but it seems some replacement parts labeled 1/4" so that’s half a gallon per minute max. You’d need 7 or 8 running in parallel to move enough water. Probably 21 900 watt Keurigs running in groups of 3 would come closest.
I estimate about $2000 in Keurigs plus another few hundred dollars in fittings and a lot of time to reproduce a purpose built $500 water heater.
And of course Keurigs break frequently and you’d definitely void any warranty.
Good luck!
What wonky touchpad makes that a problem?
You could use shift -insert instead I suppose.
Select text to copy. Middle click to paste.
Don’t use Ctrl…
Are you saying, as a mod, commenters should not be ridiculous and replace vowels with asterisks if they like doing that?
I prefer not to self censor so I don’t have a stake in this. Just curious so I know what to report.
By what metric? Fibers breakdown during recycling in ways glass or steel do not.
For my own projects I buy whatever Supermirco platform the data center manager has a volume discount for or I find used Dell equipment from third party sellers or ebay.
At work we rent by the month based on needs and availability. I never know the brand, just the specs. Lately AMD based servers have been more competitive.
I rarely run more than one VM at home at a time. Hosting multiple VMs what the big iron is for.
With some clean up and real voice acting this could work. https://vimeo.com/830748401
The episode they collaborated with chatgpt on was good. Deep Learning South Park: Season 26, Episode 4
Same here. One when I want to keep it polite and the other when I want a little more freedom.
At home 32 to 64GiB is plenty. For the data center I generally order 384GiB now. It varies depending on use case.
Now do the A spec.