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To invite tens of competitors... No he shouldn't.

If she's not doing work in the lab because that part is automated, perhaps she would have time for more and better experiment design?

We have to pay to read the book? I don't get why this is here?

He released a product, not a PCB. For him that's probably not the part where his creativity is focused on.

You'll get blocked real quick. I once noticed it was thinking in a different language than the one we were communicating in, when I asked about it the conversation was immediately blocked.

The crunchy spread or the regular spread? I can imagine it works with both, but crunchy sounds extra nice.

Slightly related but you can crumble these cookies and use them as a (cheese)cake bottom. It's nice.

Energy is a commodity so the price will be very similar for the same goods. What they tack on as taxes might be different.

They have to make money so that means yearly price increases for the tenants. It's literal rent extraction while no actual value is being added.

Property taxes make the real estate market function better. If you don't need or use the property, you don't want to keep paying property taxes so you list your property for sale.

I am sceptical of this kind of central planning. Fighting against organic growth and artificially trying to increase jobs in other cities seems like it would cost a lot more as a whole than trying to solve the problem where it actually exists.

Build more and higher. Often times people don't want to build higher although they really need to, I hope Madrid is not one of those places.

Ban AirBnB's and ban estate funds from owning homes.

Business and self-help books are always 90% fluff and 10% content, not much to do about that.

Ivory tower.

Interesting that it's called silver tower in your language. What's your native language? Is the word for silver and ivory the same? Probably not, but just curious.

What I'm wondering is why researchers from a brewing company are interested in creating blue roses? How will they apply this to the brewing craft?

That's the next iPhone.

What are the equivalent numbers in the EU? Be sure to compare the same numbers. Usually they're in MtCO2e and not in MtCO2 like in that PDF.

Yes, penguin conservationists do this to scam the penguins... You didn't really think that one through did you.

Sure, why not.

You have very simple fume extractors. I don't get why it would not be worth it just because you rarely do it. It's like wearing a respirator mask when using a grinder. Or ear muffs when drilling or sawing.

Perhaps you could try addressing the arguments instead of irrelevantly focusing on Harvard?

As I understand it, you're an investor in Featherless. It's good to mention that.

That one went right above your head.

I don't understand. What's special about being able to charge your phone? Can't you do that anywhere you have a power socket?

I think you would need something that tracks relevant per cable metrics over time to see if it is degrading. That one just says yes/no, but maybe yes/no starts to flicker around its end of life?

Your sibling comment is right. It stands for Levelized Cost Of Electricity.

You could try using arguments instead of an appeal to authority fallacy?

It's not as clear cut as you describe it here. In the other old thread you linked there was no real consensus if this should be considered a backdoor or not.

There is no such thing as the Renaissance Fund. Quanta receives funds from the Simons Foundation... I also don't know where you get it from that Renaissance Technologies is heavily invested in AI. Any sources to back up your claims because I suspect you made all that up?

Another commenter already mentioned that it's more likely a lack of compute and funding that forces their hand to focus on niche tasks.