Gravey

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by Gravey 5mo ago
> Highway driving is a bit different from complex city conditions Fair and valid, but worth noting that these drives are door-to-door, not just advanced highway cruise control. Any idea where one might find a trusted source for data on t
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by Gravey 5mo ago
We can debate the meaning of “truly autonomous”, but the Tesla-owning friends and acquaintances of mine have all, without any uncertainty, recently commented to me that the top-tier self-driving plan in the modern Teslas is just that. One f
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by Gravey 7mo ago
Would you mind sharing your hardware setup and use case(s)?
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by Gravey 10mo ago
My partner downloaded the app and registered last weekend. She already has full peninsula access, but still non-freeway roads.
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by Gravey 1y ago
I suppose if you’re operating on the assumption that tech stocks are vastly overinflated then this makes sense. Otherwise I would expect the people that are regularly buying these securities would be happy that they’re increasing in value,
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by Gravey 1y ago
Can I ask why you would be looking forward to the stock market crashing? Vindication?
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by Gravey 2y ago
K.
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by Gravey 3y ago
The news article you’ve linked seems to suggest that these scam offset companies may soon be losing their ability to sell their credits. Carbon offset startups are booming right now, not all of them will succeed, but there are viable techno
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by Gravey 3y ago
Is that not the point of carbon offsets, at least in principle. If you emit X and sequester Y then it would be correct to consider your net emissions to be X - Y.
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by Gravey 3y ago
Employee commute method & distance would be an interesting datapoint to factor in.
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by Gravey 3y ago
https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1696515577442103585.html For individuals (such as myself) that are incapable of reading twitter threads
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by Gravey 3y ago
Attempting to summarize: * In terms of cooking stability - saturated fats > monounsaturated fatty acids > polyunsaturated fatty acids. * The less stable the cooking oil, the more damage (oxidation?) occurs while cooking, the more infl
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by Gravey 3y ago
I’ll second this. It really shines when learning new technologies in a field in which you already have some expertise. Being able to apply the smell test, or quickly validate the output is important. I haven’t tested this, but I would imag
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by Gravey 4y ago
“Crypto” is a technology that is functional and has proven utility. Those using it as a tool to skirt regulations, defraud others, or to commit outright theft are the scammers. I would agree that as a concept it is generally overhyped, usu
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by Gravey 4y ago
“2. There are political motivations for controlling the narrative around evolution and the birth of civilization” Could elaborate on this?
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by Gravey 4y ago
The author of the publication suggests that herpes (HSV1, but also others) is a likely cause of dementia and Alzheimer’s. Especially in carriers of the APOE-4 gene.
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by Gravey 4y ago
Thanks for the response. I hadn’t considered fiverr as a viable option, but will definitely look into it. Do you have any personal experience doing so?
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How to improve my UI/UX design skills
1 points by Gravey 4y ago|3 comments
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by Gravey 4y ago
https://old.reddit.com/r/UnresolvedMysteries/comments/w8eu1i... For those on mobile that don’t want to log in or download the Reddit app.
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by Gravey 4y ago
Afaik this has been the behavior of StrictMode since it was introduced in React 16. One thing that’s called out in the linked docs is that duplicate console.logs were _deliberately_ silenced in React 17. I have no idea what they were thinki
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by Gravey 5y ago
> Think in terms of stuff. Metal that gets put into Humvees can't be put into something else. We threw away an insane amount of stuff. Much of that stuff has actually found itself in the hands of those it was made to fight against.
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by Gravey 5y ago
I once watched several seagulls peck at a closed clamshell container containing pizza crusts for over half an hour. Clearly there is an upper bound to their intelligence.
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by Gravey 5y ago
I’ll be honest, when rephrased this way none of these points ring true to me. At least in no way to the same extent as the OP.
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by Gravey 5y ago
So there is a big difference between legalization and decriminalization. I was asking about the latter. While I can see some of the benefits of decriminalization (easier to provide help to those who need it, enforcement can target distribut
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by Gravey 5y ago
Could you explain how decriminalization helps to defund the cartels? With legalization comes regulation and better control over the supply chain. I don’t see how decriminalization accomplishes anything other than saving court costs/cos
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by Gravey 5y ago
I have had a rather non-conventional experience working from home this past year. Pre-covid, I had my desk lowered to the perfect height (coworkers would joke about how low it was), adjustable seat, monitors aligned with eyes, split keyboar
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by Gravey 6y ago
While there may be some strong arguments for the China approach to COVID management, I’m not sure I find your enumerated list of ad-hominem strawmans and head shaking very convincing.
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by Gravey 7y ago
I think you’ve made some valid points in your previous post, but I’m not sure I buy this as a valid argument. A quick google search tells me that 30.1% of US energy generation comes from coal [1] (at least in 2017), with 62.7% coming from f