Timing the market usually fails. Dollar cost averaging can give you a small advantage.
Assuming that AI follows a similar path as the .com boom… A lot of companies will go under leaving a few companies who will benefit greatly. It’s not that AI is going away. We’re just pruning the dead wood.
I agree. Home computing has a lot to offer, but it’s not for most people who never even change the application defaults. They certainly don’t want to configure and maintain home services. For most people, the alternative isn’t a privacy-centric service, it’s no service at all.
I have a similar one. It’s super power is that the handle is a bit thicker. It’s amazing how much extra torque that is able to deliver. I’ve broken cheaper bits and extensions with it.
If you have a place to park it that will earn more or lose less, definitely. Putting into cash will lose at least 3% per year.
The private industry is doing everything NASA was doing at 1/10th of the cost.
They don’t have the ability to squeeze them. They are offering more launches, with fewer costs overruns, at a better cost.
We had and have a national space agency. A private company has surpassed them and is now offering launches 90% cheaper than NASA. It’s cost overruns are also 97% less. If NASA were “funded properly,” we would be paying a lot more for a lot fewer launches.
In the middle of summer, we use 7kwh/day.
They hear something, and turn in the direction of the noise to see what it was, in this case to their left.
As someone who walks the trails a lot, having someone say “on your left” every two minutes is annoying. Just don’t hit me and let me enjoy the trail in silence. The people who are walking need to treat it like the sidewalk that it is and not suddenly jump out where people are biking and running. With half of the people wearing earbuds, they can’t hear you anyway.