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Yay or nay? My monitor took a shit and bought a new one and it's curved. Not sure if I like it. What's the point?

https://youtu.be/7eJKTYc_v-I

This guy's been right about major predictions in the past. Won't you understand that they can now make milk protein with the same yeast bacteria that they've been making insulin with for 10 years and the cost of that milk protein is going to be 10 times less than the production of protein and every industry becomes 10 times less and the dairy market can't survive that so production of dairy cows will go to near zero that whole industry will collapse they'll be huge amounts of land available because that industry has collapsed he goes on and talks about how solar continues to fall in price and energy cost will be near zero now this of course excludes utility monopolies and that sort of thing but we're talking about the raw cost of the energy and then he talks about the cars how people don't understand that Uber is not just going to be competitive with cars but the unmanned vehicles that will take you around are going to be so much cheaper than almost no one is going to justify buying a car again. I mean sure wealthy will always have cars but the majority of people were buying a car buying it from necessity and they're trying to buy a car they can afford and Uber's going to be 10 times cheaper than that so they're not going to be buying cars.

In the XX century there were many video cassette formats.

The most popular three were:

Video 2000 by Philips.

Betamax by Sony.

VHS by JVC.

All three had bad resolution and were huge. Also, the Video 2000 by Philips was the most retarded video cassette, because you had to switch sides to watch movies, like with music cassettes.

Sony invented a perfect video cassette, Video 8. It was of the small size like music cassettes and had better video resolution than anybody else.

Guess what? The Big Tech companies voted for VHS by JVC to become the standard video cassette instead of the Video 8 by Sony for no technical reason. They did it just because.

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..or for people in ..set back neighbourhoods..

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These are $50 Coral Dual Edge TPU boards, on $30 m.2 carriers, in a quad m.2 card. Total cost ~ $420. These will be used for automatic hilighting of unusual events on my security cameras. If you're interested in this sort of thing I'll post more details on how to get this sort of thing going.

Edit: Miscalculated, looks like this setup will actually do 32 tera-ops. ^^;

Beware, this may need unusual hardware and may not work on all mobos. I'll post specific details if people are interested. Alternatively they can put single carriers in standard m.2 slots if they don't want this many.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=7w3TAbsSzHY

The man interviewing him is also an interesting person. His name is Stan deyo d e y o. He later got very involved with the papers of Thomas Townsend Brown who invented high voltage anti-gravity devices which were flying around in the 40s and 50s and were the basis for many of the flying saucers scene then.

Stan Deyo later claim to know how to create some flying devices using it just electricity.



Here are some other john trump interviews

https://youtu.be/bxUmEmJcF6w

https://youtu.be/wozw24RACZ8


https://youtu.be/kR_oVdmta2U

https://youtu.be/NAVj7dRW2UE