NotSammyHagar

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by NotSammyHagar 8mo ago
It's bad for all of us if there are privilege government entitlements. I disagree with the word privilege because anyone who hasn't been arrested seems to be able to get these things. I don't have one and haven't applied
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by NotSammyHagar 8mo ago
They lose but ignore that they have lost, just keep going, the courts aren't shutting them down very effectively.
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by NotSammyHagar 8mo ago
But it's still awful. It doesn't matter at this moment that other governments may be doing this. We don't want that for us (and I don't want it for others either).
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
what is the commie stuff?
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
I don't see any information about whether they will bring these into the US. They'd sell well here. It will be hard to make a profit on these, because you can't have much overhead. But clearly, a less than $20k ev with ~200-2
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
just say double jointed - I had to look it up too.
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
It expired at midnight on amazon. on google tv I was able to watch it for free on Jan 1. I did a little more research on the film and related ones. There's the first 3 movies, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollars_
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Such a fabulous movie. I searched, it's available on amazon prime in the us until Jan 1 it says(with limited interruptions...?). I want to see movies this great again - you can, but only with streaming. No CGI here but maybe a little s
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
And of course they legally bribe politicians with campaign donations.
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Wow, that's high $. The Honda Prologue, which is a rebadged GM blah, can do 230 miles at 70mph (95% of battery), which is a slightly different strategy than out of spec reviews does ( https://www.motortrend.com/reviews&#
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
depending on model, already have 320 miles https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_F-150_Lightning . They now test them doing things like going 70 mph without stopping, got 270 miles https://insideevs.com/rev
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Well of course dealers don't want to sell you EVs. They have far far less maintenance than an ICE car. There are less options on many of them. And the biggest reason is that they know their customers who try 'non-dealer' sell
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
It shouldn't be amazing but it is endlessly surprising to me that authorities cannot stop abusing their authority to spy on their fellow citizens. The articles doesn't clarify whether this is a case of "shootings are happenin
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
I saw your recent post on running Llama 3.3 70B on a m2 pro 64 gb. Do the many variants of apple silicon alternatives with varying numbers of cpus, gpus, and neural engines matter that much for how fast these llms can generate tokens, answe
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Tesla was using CATL batteries in part. Tesla uses different batteries in diff cars, also some come from China, some other places. Tesla said they'd have amazing new 4680 batteries but that didn't really succeed, a reason why the
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
tesla has a factory that makes their chargers and equipment. They have standardized chargers, mass production can lead to refining the design, fixing common pain points. Most other companies seem to have taken the pc organ bank strategy whe
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
no - poor design, lack of organization to fix them were issues. But a key issue seems to be that EA went crazy and made their chargers out of lots of different components in a panic to get started, analogous to the PC world where there are
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
The stations have all kinds of strategies for avoiding these max demand charges. They can slow down the charge rate to save money for them, but there are lots of places that have local battery storage to reduce the max demand charge likelih
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
define political violence acts? Taking pictures of someone doing something that might be awful to expose that they are doing something awful is what I imagine these people do. That doesn't feel like what I'd call political violenc
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Or maybe it's kind of like there were more than 4 different plugs for mobile phones to charger (lightning for apple, several variants of USB, some weirdo proprietary, then usb-c). A lot of people like me have 3 there way splitters (mic
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
That "old superchargers don't work with CCS" is true yet it's not really a problem. First, the software sites that show you chargers know about the different versions. Tesla and even Rivian show you only the supercharger
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Since fast DC charging takes more time, there's a lot more time for a person to buy something from the store.
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Add on to that that many gas stations make more money from going in and buying something in the store. If you stay at an EV charging station for longer, you are going to be more likely to buy something. This is a reason there are Tesla supe
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Their strategy was to build them where there weren't other dcfc chargers, opening up new areas especially around outdoors places. Their chargers are much better maintained in general than the infamous Electrify America (they really str
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
There's only 3 plug formats that matter. J1772 for AC charging, the Tesla plug (called NACS), and CCS, the other main standard. It may look messy but it's trivial in practice, once you can use superchargers. Once you have access t
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Why do these new machines have 192 cores, not a power of 2? (3* 2^6) = 192. The article mentions 256 and 512 cores coming. I get that various components can limit scaling like say bus speed or capacity. But 192, that's wacky.
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
So we are in agreement that cheap EVS would make sense for invigorating car sales in Europe. So why don't they do it? I think it's because they conclude they can't make any money if they make cheap EVS cuz the labor, batterie
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
There were a lot of unusual things about Harris that combined to make it harder to be elected. The vibe of the economy is worse, the reality that the economy is worse than it was 10 years ago for low-income people. The very short time she h
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
I disagree about trusting the CDC, I have no reason not to trust them. They'll do their best job to understand threats, avoid making confusing statements. But if there is a threat and people are dying in hospitals in large numbers wit
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by NotSammyHagar 2y ago
Yes, good points. Politicians and the public and all of us can have trouble when it's a rush situation with deadly consequences and the experts make their best prognosis based on previous times in some part - then they revise best prac

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