davidrhunt

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by davidrhunt 8mo ago
This is called out in the article as well but you're always welcome to join the party at https://parkingreform.org It's a great group of advocates that are making impactful changes across the US and internationally.
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by davidrhunt 3y ago
In my experience bikes with Bosch/Bafang motors/batteries will be more reliable and easier to find service for. There are many brands/options/price points with that constraint.
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by davidrhunt 3y ago
Your point #1 was the case for our family as well. E-bikes allowed us to go from two cars to one car which has been amazing. So many of these conversations get caught up in ban bikes vs. ban cars and it is exhausting.
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by davidrhunt 3y ago
Lots of info from NHTSA [1]. Like many complex things, it's tricky. "While the presence of a red light camera system has reflected increased numbers of lower impact rear end crashes at intersections where the systems are installed
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by davidrhunt 3y ago
Income based fines are used elsewhere [1] to try and counter some of these issues. Not sure of the barriers for this type of approach in the US but I think it would be more effective than flat fines with leniency for lower-income offenders
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by davidrhunt 4y ago
I struggled with the same search and ended up getting the AirGradient DIY Pro Kit Pre-Soldered. Not quite plug and play but the steps to get it up and running are fairly straightforward. Just plug parts in, drop some firmware on, and go. Cu
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by davidrhunt 4y ago
At least in the US gas taxes and usage fees don't come close to covering the cost of roads [1,2]. In the US all of us pay for roads through other taxes because the use fees and taxes don't cover the cost of the infrastructure. [1]
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by davidrhunt 5y ago
I was just tracking down this exact link. Thanks for sharing.
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by davidrhunt 9y ago
> This is a very wrong assumption. The citation provided further down in the article is [1]. Dr. Olive is thorough in attempting to remove sources of bias and conducts a set of fully double blind listening tests in order to come to the c
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by davidrhunt 9y ago
> I strongly recommend you pick up the book Dr Toole wrote for a non technical audience: https://www.amazon.com/Sound-Reproduction-Psychoacoustics-Lo... I second this recommendation. Chapter Two of Dr. Toole's book
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by davidrhunt 9y ago
> Can you really quantify nonlinearities from a sin sweep of any sort? Not that I'd expect a decent set of headphones to have material nonlinearities unless seriously overdriven. You can using a properly structured log sine sweep bu
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by davidrhunt 12y ago
I believe it is because of this: > However, our next couple launches are for very high velocity geostationary satellite missions, which don’t allow enough residual propellant for landing. Based on the press release they plan on using F
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by davidrhunt 12y ago
Agreed. I also really like this passage later on: "These cases require us to decide how the search incident to arrest doctrine applies to modern cell phones, which are now such a pervasive and insistent part of daily life that the pro
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by davidrhunt 15y ago
From Q2 2011 http://www.bgr.com/2011/07/29/apples-iphone-accounted-for-66...
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by davidrhunt 15y ago
I would be interested in what the source for this statement was. According to recent research done specifically on high school aged students listening preferences conducted at Harman International the opposite is true: http://seanolive.blo