November_Echo

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by November_Echo 10d ago
That might sound good in theory, but no one is going to sign up for that. Who will want to pay $50 to not meet up with the creep some algorithm has set them up with? Honestly, it's kinda dangerous.
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by November_Echo 4mo ago
That time doesn't include most of the 40-50 minutes the horse must rest between laps. The total time from start to finish was just over 11 hours. https://www.enduranceonline.it/live/cat/V.php?gara_id=1911&
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by November_Echo 4mo ago
> Australia no problem. Most liberal welfare in the world Jobseeker is a maximum of $26k per year, but for most people it's going to be around $21k [1]. What else are you using supplement that because that feels like it would be clo
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by November_Echo 5mo ago
There are a number of reasons. 1) You won't always have access to the 1.5MW charging. 2) Stopping to charge, even if it's just for a few minutes, is inconvenient. 3) A larger battery will allow for greater lifetime range before it
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by November_Echo 5mo ago
> TPG wanted to roll out faster AND cheaper fiber in the inner city. Government said no thanks, we'll keep NBN with abysmal upload speeds to protect our investment. Allowing other networks to take away the easiest, highest margin cu
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by November_Echo 6mo ago
> Just like you (at the moment) are acting like you don't care if people die in fires. There is nothing in my comment that could possibly be interpreted as meaning I don't care about people dying in fires. > If you want to r
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by November_Echo 6mo ago
> Most of the cost will be safety systems designed to prevent the battery from being exciting and even then a crash will likely set them off. People say the same thing about Li-ion batteries yet they have proven to be significantly less
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by November_Echo 6mo ago
> there's only one state (South Australia) that doesn't agree on the major standard sizes: Pints are 470ml, schooners are 425ml, a half pint is 285ml, and a pony is 140ml. > Source: I have pretty extensive drinking experienc
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by November_Echo 6mo ago
> This really sounds like 'but think about a poor car vendor!'. It was absolutely not meant to come across that way. I just think it wasn't thought all the way through. > And a poor car vendor definitely can't buil
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by November_Echo 6mo ago
> Advertised range should be the mean of the distribution, not the max. Distribution of what? Assuming you mean the distribution of driving range achieved 'in the real world', how would that work before a car is sold? How often
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by November_Echo 6mo ago
I think they mean "most people are gamblers _who_ have no idea what they're doing"
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by November_Echo 7mo ago
> Later my boss told me not to do that again because it caused havoc with schedules and such. Did you talk to anyone about your plans before you brought in the demo or let them know they were solved problems? Often these sorts of reactio
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by November_Echo 8mo ago
Meta knows that deactivating Facebook causes "lower feelings of depression, anxiety, loneliness and social comparison"[1] [1] https://www.reuters.com/sustainability/boards-policy-regulat...
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by November_Echo 8mo ago
Ideally discoverability would be wholly solved by organic word-of-mouth recommendations. First from yourself as the only person who knows this product category exist then from the people who accepted your recommendation, had it solve their
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by November_Echo 2y ago
> the French term "fin-de-siècle" which is well understood by educated English speakers This may not be as well understood as you believe. I am an educated English speaker, who has many educated English speaking friends and fam
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by November_Echo 2y ago
> it's literally the same thing. anyone who claims otherwise is uninformed. It's also extremely emotional language. I'm curious what your issue is with legally prescribed stimulats? Stimulats allow me to be a functional hu
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by November_Echo 2y ago
He's alleged to have taught Chinese military pilots secret US Air Force techniques. This is supposed to be covered under conspiracy to export defence services.
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by November_Echo 3y ago
> I run every now and then Consistency is the biggest factor for improving running. Run at a pace and distance you can handle every day, then do that consistently. Every day, ideally. It doesn't matter if that's 10 minutes for