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mr Scoop posted:i dont think lowtax wants the forums to crash anytime someone posts a picture of a firetruck lol
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mr Scoop posted:i dont think lowtax wants the forums to crash anytime someone posts a picture of a firetruck 
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Triglav posted:fine secured 4 20 million
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mr Scoop posted:i dont think lowtax wants the forums to crash anytime someone posts a picture of a firetruck
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mr Scoop posted:i dont think lowtax wants the forums to crash anytime someone posts a picture of a firetruck i'm trying to think of a radiumware crash to complete this joke but coming up empty
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President Beep posted:lol. make him yospos mod. This, entirely unironically.
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mr Scoop posted:i dont think lowtax wants the forums to crash anytime someone posts a picture of a firetruck
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mr Scoop posted:i dont think lowtax wants the forums to crash anytime someone posts a picture of a firetruck
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mr Scoop posted:i dont think lowtax wants the forums to crash anytime someone posts a picture of a firetruck
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President Beep posted:aren’t the majority of board members just musk sycophants anyway? yes, he's stacked the board with rear end kissers, investors, his brother, and other friends. nobody has automotive board experience. that's why the sec demanded adding two new independent board members as part of the settlement.
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Shifty Pony posted:yes, he's stacked the board with rear end kissers, investors, his brother, and other friends. nobody has automotive board experience. that's why the sec demanded adding two new independent board members as part of the settlement. Watch him make up 2 dudes and use stock images to make it look like he actually did it.
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Powershift posted:Watch him make up 2 dudes and use stock images to make it look like he actually did it. Somehow these fakes will still have panel gaps.
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Shifty Pony posted:yes, he's stacked the board with rear end kissers, investors, his brother, and other friends. nobody has automotive board experience. that's why the sec demanded adding two new independent board members as part of the settlement.
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Post poste posted:Somehow these fakes will still have panel gaps. they’ll make stav a board me,bomber 
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Elon: vat be ar proposing is a buy out of Panasonic’s shares in the giba facto- *drowned out by furious and obnoxious cackling*
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quote:Gigafactory 1 is aligned on true north, which was done so that the equipment can be mapped by GPS and solar panels on the roof can be accurately aligned.
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Powershift posted:Watch him make up 2 dudes and use stock images to make it look like he actually did it. Please welcome our two new panel members, Rick Sanchez and Morty Smith.
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apparently there's a separate SEC v Tesla action & consent judgment that nobody seems to have uplodaed for free viewing yet
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mr Scoop posted:i dont think lowtax wants the forums to crash anytime someone posts a picture of a firetruck
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gschmidl posted:Please welcome our two new panel members, Rick Sanchez and Morty Smith. grimes would find this amusing
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mewse posted:grimes would find this amusing yeah she should have RIP
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Shifty Pony posted:yes, he's stacked the board with rear end kissers, investors, his brother, and other friends. nobody has automotive board experience. lmbo
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reminder: elon's trustworthy brother 
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Poniard posted:reminder: elon's trustworthy brother looks like them musk boys are at it again! *horn of the president paul kruger plays Die Stem van Suid-Afrika* President Beep fucked around with this message at 00:59 on Oct 1, 2018 |
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the one who sells lovely hydroponics systems in a shipping crate
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infernal machines posted:the one who sells lovely hydroponics systems in a shipping crate He's selling weed farms. How the hell did Ol' Musky only get to know the Hitler's Birthday number only this summer?
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there must be something in the air because every single semester for the past couple of years i've had at least a handful of students whose ~brilliant idea~ for their thesis project is to design a portable apartment-sized self-contained hydroponic farm i have a how-to book on the subject published in like 1972 and it's been done to death since but, you know, everything old is new again
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Sagebrush posted:there must be something in the air because every single semester for the past couple of years i've had at least a handful of students whose ~brilliant idea~ for their thesis project is to design a portable apartment-sized self-contained hydroponic farm there is. its weed smoke
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Sagebrush posted:there must be something in the air because every single semester for the past couple of years i've had at least a handful of students whose ~brilliant idea~ for their thesis project is to design a portable apartment-sized self-contained hydroponic farm when i was like 5 i had the bright idea to make a canal bridge to save time for barges trains in crossings i was disgusted to find out that the romans had the same idea, i really felt robbed
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Sagebrush posted:there must be something in the air because every single semester for the past couple of years i've had at least a handful of students whose ~brilliant idea~ for their thesis project is to design a portable apartment-sized self-contained hydroponic farm Bro do you know what 420 means
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Sagebrush posted:there must be something in the air because every single semester for the past couple of years i've had at least a handful of students whose ~brilliant idea~ for their thesis project is to design a portable apartment-sized self-contained hydroponic farm no but you see SUSTAINABLE HIGH DENSITY VERTICALLY SCALABLE URBAN FARMING! I put the worlds shittiest COTS hydro rigs into a steel box and now it's new and innovative even though it doesn't produce any better than a growhouse knocked together out of scrap lumber and weather sheeting
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxRNoSSkLkE just leave those lights hanging wherever. probably don't have to be any kind of special led either oh, and nothing should be accessible or serviceable
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infernal machines posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VxRNoSSkLkE
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ah, but this is, you know, vertically scalable, you see. two acres in a single box. we'll pile 'em in stacks!
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like there's i think a major misunderstanding that people have about just how many resources they consume, and what sort of infrastructure there is behind the scenes to handle that. they just don't have a concept of how big a farm is and how much land worldwide is devoted to food production example: a student wants to build the infernal machines posted:SUSTAINABLE HIGH DENSITY VERTICALLY SCALABLE URBAN FARMING! that goes in the corner of your apartment. and i ask them: what is the benefit of this over a window box? and they say oh, families can use it to supplement their meals with vegetables, or whatever. and i raise an eyebrow and ask them to do some math on how much space a hypothetical food crop (let's say tomatoes) needs, and how quickly it grows, and how much food a family consumes per week, and come back with an analysis of just how big an offset this would make. another recent example: guy who wants to make a machine that takes your food waste and composts it into methane which is fed back into your house's gas system, thus turning food scraps into energy savings. even setting aside the infrastructure problems with plumbing and code and such, i just have a really bad feeling about how much natural gas your e.g. water heater or stove uses compared to how much you can get from one family's decaying food scraps or solar panels. loving everybody has this idea that you can just stick a solar cell on your $product and never worry about batteries again. two minutes of math shows how it doesn't work but everyone goes "oh, but like, even if you let it charge all day?" and i'm like yes look your thing draws two orders of magnitude more power than you can produce
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mystes posted:If only they could develop a technology to make it possible to grow plants in an enclosed space while still taking advantage of natural sunlight. Oh well, I guess that must be impossible. I think the point would be that you can get far more vertical density than a normal greenhouse. would be cool to be them next to a place that uses natural gas and pump the co2 into the container stacks.
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Sagebrush posted:like there's i think a major misunderstanding that people have about just how many resources they consume, and what sort of infrastructure there is behind the scenes to handle that. they just don't have a concept of how big a farm is and how much land worldwide is devoted to food production To put this another way, if it was that easy to grow a family's worth of food in a small amount of space with minimal effort, the neolithic revolution wouldn't have resulted in civilization in the first place, and we would all be living by ourselves growing our own food. mystes fucked around with this message at 02:18 on Oct 1, 2018 |
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Sagebrush posted:like there's i think a major misunderstanding that people have about just how many resources they consume, and what sort of infrastructure there is behind the scenes to handle that. they just don't have a concept of how big a farm is and how much land worldwide is devoted to food production Now you know how I feel as a bank investigator watching bitcoiners slam headlong into problems banking solved like a thousand years ago.
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i've felt for years that there should be a mandatory high school class on common misconceptions/stupid brain tricks that catch people up, particularly in finance but really just life in general, and how to recognize them. should cover the entirety of "lying with statistics", for instance, and how credit card interest works, and how insurance companies make money, and the difference between speculation and a stock's fundamental value, and how a company running a "free" service pays for it, and what are the implications of the first law of thermodynamics, and so on. maybe you could title the course "free lunch" and use that as the first lesson. anyway one unit would be how to make fermi estimates so that when you read a pop science article you can quickly estimate how far off from reality they are rather than just buying in wholesale
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