people who own and operate successful businesses aren't evil villains
Many of them are, though.
According to recent studies thereâ(TM)s a high prevalence of psychopathy among high-level executives in a corporate environment: 4-8% compared with 1% in the general population.
This makes sense, according to Silicon Valley venture capitalist Bryan Stolle because âoeitâ(TM)s an irrational act to start a companyâ.
True that. And this is why even while I am convinced that Tesla's stock is way overrated, I am more than happy to see all these greedy bastards short selling Tesla suffer.
Well, to be completely honest the last time I've used ICQ is almost two years ago, but I still remember my UIN better than my phone number. A while back I had a better Android client than IM+, though. Jasmin or Jasmine or something like that.
Oh, I know, I am German and I develop in C++ for Linux and it sucks. Normal slash is actually even worse on a German keyboard - shift+7, so a backslash is pleasant in comparison. C, with its character salad syntax, is very specifically designed for the American keyboard layout, this is probably one of the reasons Pascal was so popular in Germany - it is simply less strain to type begin end; than {}
Just FYI: insane people can easily detect other insane people. Mentally healthy people, on the other hand, cannot easily distinguish between insane and just faking, see the Rosenhan experiment. So, if you can so surely label people crazy, what does it make you then?
Miniscule? In many countries renewables have overtaken nuclear. Besides, you've got it the wrong way around. The whole "base load" concept only exists because of coal (and late nuclear) power plants. Everything else is load following in the first place. Without coal and nuclear there is simply no need for base load.
Your logic only works if every staff member is capable of doing the job of every other staff member, which is fine for picking strawberries, but not for mechanical engineering and manufacturing. It is not an absurdity, you need at least a certain amount of engineers and other specialists to design complicated systems and also enough workers to build parts and assemble the rockets. If it takes a month to build a rocket, then the same amount of personnel is required for manufacturing for 10 launches per year as for just one launch since the manufacturing would be serial, not parallel. Apparently you don't know the difference between low and high volume manufacturing and between skilled and unskilled jobs.
Tesla is not an average car, hence your comparison is misleading and you would realise it yourself once you'd stop daydreaming about sucking Musk's dick. Seriously, your kind of fanboyism is bordering on fanatism.
The Soviet elite (and our own GDR elite) had about as much wealth as somebody from upper middle class in a first world country. They only were wealthy compared to normal people.
c't used to be awesome back in the day - the most geeky computer technology magazine in Germany, with a lot of DIY projects. Also sometimes as thick as a mail order catalogue. Their website used to have the same "slashdotted" effect as the actual slashdot of the same time period. Unfortunately with the start of this century c't slowly changed the target group from geeks to more or less mainstream.
Slashdot Mirror
Gandalf might have a word or to with you in regards to this.
Many of them are, though.
https://www.theguardian.com/te...
Saving the Earth is very rational - there is no replacement for the planet in the foreseeable future.
This is the cyberpunk we deserve.
True that.
And this is why even while I am convinced that Tesla's stock is way overrated, I am more than happy to see all these greedy bastards short selling Tesla suffer.
Well, to be completely honest the last time I've used ICQ is almost two years ago, but I still remember my UIN better than my phone number.
A while back I had a better Android client than IM+, though. Jasmin or Jasmine or something like that.
As long as ICQ is still running, I am fine.
Most of the stuff I've pirated I've bought later.
I have a shitload of blurays.
Oh, I know, I am German and I develop in C++ for Linux and it sucks. Normal slash is actually even worse on a German keyboard - shift+7, so a backslash is pleasant in comparison.
C, with its character salad syntax, is very specifically designed for the American keyboard layout, this is probably one of the reasons Pascal was so popular in Germany - it is simply less strain to type begin end; than {}
Modernise? Backslash is actually the newer - hence more modern - way.
Just FYI: insane people can easily detect other insane people. Mentally healthy people, on the other hand, cannot easily distinguish between insane and just faking, see the Rosenhan experiment. So, if you can so surely label people crazy, what does it make you then?
Miniscule? In many countries renewables have overtaken nuclear.
Besides, you've got it the wrong way around. The whole "base load" concept only exists because of coal (and late nuclear) power plants. Everything else is load following in the first place. Without coal and nuclear there is simply no need for base load.
The "Moscow office hours" evidence is especially ridiculous - Moscow's 9-to-5 is CEST 8-to-4, a perfectly typical office hour time here in Germany.
Your logic only works if every staff member is capable of doing the job of every other staff member, which is fine for picking strawberries, but not for mechanical engineering and manufacturing. It is not an absurdity, you need at least a certain amount of engineers and other specialists to design complicated systems and also enough workers to build parts and assemble the rockets. If it takes a month to build a rocket, then the same amount of personnel is required for manufacturing for 10 launches per year as for just one launch since the manufacturing would be serial, not parallel.
Apparently you don't know the difference between low and high volume manufacturing and between skilled and unskilled jobs.
Tesla is not an average car, hence your comparison is misleading and you would realise it yourself once you'd stop daydreaming about sucking Musk's dick. Seriously, your kind of fanboyism is bordering on fanatism.
So you want a type rating for cars and a minimum of driving hours beyond which the driving license would be suspended?
Care to explain, how crusades against the Czechs and the Russians - who were Christians - were taking back land from the Muslims?
Well, if the USA is a bull, then its citizens are bull shit.
But your opinion somehow does?
Guys, we have a world class nuclear expert here. You should apply to the IAEA director position.
The Soviet elite (and our own GDR elite) had about as much wealth as somebody from upper middle class in a first world country. They only were wealthy compared to normal people.
Amen to that.
Yes, please remove your thugs and stop using European bases for your stupid wars in the Middle East.
Actually "computing today".
c't used to be awesome back in the day - the most geeky computer technology magazine in Germany, with a lot of DIY projects. Also sometimes as thick as a mail order catalogue. Their website used to have the same "slashdotted" effect as the actual slashdot of the same time period. Unfortunately with the start of this century c't slowly changed the target group from geeks to more or less mainstream.
Just read the summary.
And judging by the numbers disclosed by Tesla the shorters might actually be on to something.