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by cure 1y ago
> If solar was viable, it would not require forcing tax payers to fund these businesses. This is not true. Solar and wind are already cheaper than fossil fuel generation for new capacity. Source: https://www.scientificamerican
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by cure 1y ago
There seem to be a few camera manufacturers listed under "Supporters" on the introduction page, namely Goodcam and RunCam.
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by cure 1y ago
Pretty much every EV does regenerative baking, because it (greatly) extends range. Even hybrids have done this since the very earliest mass-market models (the 1997 Prius has it). EV brakes see a lot less wear and tear than ICE brakes.
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by cure 2y ago
Not for everyone: https://www.instagram.com/_dskdrv_/
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by cure 2y ago
> And EA is basically always broken. This was the case a year ago, but they have really stepped up their game, at least in the Northeast. I now find the EA chargers to be (almost) always functional.
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by cure 3y ago
VIM is well designed and stable, so you can learn the interface and be confident that it will work for you next time you use it. It's an amazing tool. Today's voice assistants are the opposite. They are unreliable and completely u
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by cure 3y ago
There is a school of thought that developers should have hardware that is a generation behind the cutting edge, to make sure that their output will perform really well in the real world, on the latest hardware...
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by cure 3y ago
I'm confused - are you missing a zero? The F150's towing capacity appears to be 5,000 to 14,000 pounds (random source: https://veteransfordtampa.com/ford-f-150-towing-capacity ). You could tow a 1,300 pounds traile
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by cure 3y ago
> A “burn all the packaging down and start over” path? In Python land one of those seems to come along every couple of years. They start over and implement a solution for some subset of the problem space. Then they realize the Python pac
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by cure 3y ago
Compared to the dumpster fire aka Python packaging, Go versioning is easy and predictable indeed.
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by cure 4y ago
On the plus side, the article provides an explanation for why this is happening, with some detail. On the minus side, the article seems to try to make some weird, more general point that is just scaremongering: "omg the sky is falling,
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by cure 4y ago
> ... found that the entire book was annotated with all of his answers, anecdotes, and various other helpful notes. Didn't that defeat the purpose of the critical thinking course?
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by cure 4y ago
> People who made those exact arguments 10-20 years ago where wrong, since those plants would have prevented a lot of coal, oil and gas from being burned. Those people have both blood and an ongoing climate crisis on their hands. Perhaps
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by cure 4y ago
> Every year coal is still here, instead of nuclear, is 100 years of death. If > building powerplants (of any type) were instant, and solar were one year away, > then we should STILL replace all coal with nuclear TODAY, to minimi
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by cure 4y ago
> although we have setup some aws billing alerts just in case. My experience with these has been decidedly mixed. As in, you define them and never, ever see an alert.
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by cure 4y ago
> do you think lawyers work on Jira tickets? Probably not, but instead they get to bill their working hours in 6 minute increments. And they have to bill a high number of hours a day. Praise yourself lucky if you don't have to do th
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by cure 4y ago
> There are many large employers here like Apple, Google, Cisco, Microsoft, Github, Redhat, SAAS, Epic Games, etc. Yeah. And based on the idiotic bills coming out of the NC state government (bathroom bills, now this anti-EV nonsense), th
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by cure 4y ago
> This kind of logic I would expect only from a bean-counter, and a bad one to be honest... Why would anyone pay $80k/month to solve a problem that could be solved with 0.5 FTE? I think you're underestimating what it would take
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by cure 4y ago
> When I see that many open postings at once, alarm bells go off. It all depends on context though - for a company as massive as Tesla, 20+ open postings for SWE is nothing. It certainly doesn't warrant alarm bells, I think.
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by cure 4y ago
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by cure 4y ago
Presumably because the cable would be (much) heavier and thicker. There is some movement towards having more pairs in newer cables, e.g. the Grace Hopper will have 16 pairs, cf. https://cloud.google.com/blog/products&#x
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by cure 4y ago
Definitely not everyone. For example, Google jobs have a narrow, specific range, e.g. https://careers.google.com/jobs/results/117083209834865350/ =================== Additional Information (Colorado only ) Mi
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by cure 4y ago
You could probably donate or sell the older Raspberry Pis...
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by cure 4y ago
I have news for you - the "PC LOAD LETTER" meme works all around the world. Printers and drivers a generally quite dumb about this, and default to Letter format (and this does not make any sense, obviously).
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by cure 4y ago
> I get that Ashton is trying to do the right thing here. The problem is the solutions are just so short sighted. I dug through his website and came across a blog post [1] they made blasting Facebook for implementing E2E on Facebook&#x2F
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by cure 4y ago
> For example, some of my homelab servers use older AMD Athlon 200 GE as their CPUs, due to the fact that there are on board graphics and because the TDP is 35W, both saving electricity and also allowing me to use passive cooling (with j
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by cure 4y ago
> there’s nothing really that can be done I very much doubt nothing can be done - this is just a matter of (political) will and appropriate enforcement. Here in MA we also have a law that says that items for sale must be priced. The law
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by cure 4y ago
Bill Gates also has a $500M short bet against Tesla. Exactly how big are all those efforts he's allegedly making to do something about climate change?
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by cure 4y ago
s/poser/poster/, presumably!
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by cure 4y ago
> Sun is only present in the summer Your general point is not controversial (sun/wind are unpredictable). By stating that the sun only shines in the summer,though, people are not going to take you seriously and will miss your point.

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