Metal printing at home would be such a game changer. Let’s give it 10 years, I’m sure it will eventually reach an affordable price point.

You can reactivate the map integration in your Google account settings. Something called “Linked Google services”, check “maps”.

It should be obvious that we don’t know exactly why a plane crashed barely a day ago.

Investigating takes time and since the pilots are dead they’ll have to reconstruct the situation from the wreakage, flight data recorders and whatever other information they can piece together.

Expect a few weeks before getting a rough theory and a year or two for a final report after it’s done bouncing between all the various authorities who will want to be involved and the manufacturers.

I never understood the economics of those Agtech.

The margins on vegetables are shit.

Consumers won’t care that each of your potatoes had it’s own email addresse, a twitter account and was monitored by an AI.

Farmers are not just redneck assholes who needed some MIT grad to tell them how to increase yield, there’s already a huge agro industry and research and we’ve reached a point where the yield of carrots and others is pretty much already maximised. Assuming they are genius and get a 1% yield improvement that would be enormous.

A farm hand cost $25k a year, and engineer cost $150k and you haven’t priced in the tech and the building…

So you basically get a business where the cost of operation is about 20 time higher (and that’s conservative) than a guy with a plot of land and a tractor for sensibly the same yield (if not worse) and zero product differentiation in the market.

Well, I guess they just figured out the economics…

And my axe ! … I meant firmwares.