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by invaliddata 7y ago
For someone who doesn't want to buy American made cars, you sure speak fondly of some of them. Tundra and Sequoia have only ever been made in the us, matrix was once upon a time made in the nummi factory that is now Tesla's, and
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by invaliddata 7y ago
The cost for generating electricity is much cheaper at utility scale, but electrical generation costs are only a part of what it costs to provide electrical service. A similarly large cost goes to electricity distribution. By generating w
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by invaliddata 10y ago
Please do so
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by invaliddata 10y ago
I'd love to hear more from the perspective of Hong Kong residents and natives. In the us we get relatively little coverage of the situation in Hong Kong.
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by invaliddata 10y ago
Unfortunately there is no generic for Epipen. Unless you have been written a prescription for Adrenaclick specifically, you can't get it, or the generic version.
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by invaliddata 10y ago
It's your doctor's fault if you didn't get the substitute earlier. As adrenaclick and epipen are not actually equivalent (even though ultimately they deliver the same medicine, in the same dose, in the same manner), the phar
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by invaliddata 10y ago
The adrenaclick generic is much cheaper than the epipen, with or without insurance. Although technically different epinephrine auto injectors cannot be substituted (you can only be prescribed the one written by your doctor, or its generic
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by invaliddata 10y ago
Most of the people I know use the internal speakers on their phones extensively, and hardly ever use audio over either Bluetooth or the 3.5mm jack. In this case, how would battery life be improved. The DAC and amplifier cannot be removed
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by invaliddata 10y ago
We all have shortcomings. It is hard to work with people who refuse to acknowledge their shortcomings and then try to remediate or at least work around them. Even worse are those who seek to blame others for their circumstances or and arr
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by invaliddata 11y ago
Does anyone know to what extent this affects news organizations in Hong Kong?
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by invaliddata 11y ago
I worked in embedded development for much of my career. There is a pretty small supply of people who are interested and capable in the field, relative to the jobs available, especially for more junior positions. What Ive seen happen is co
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by invaliddata 11y ago
Does anyone know if all (or a majority of) android device makers have licensing agreements in place with Ericsson for said patents?
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by invaliddata 11y ago
Agricultural use of colistin worldwide, and especially in China, dwarfs this: http://www.lancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(... (see cached version for the full text, standard link has full text
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by invaliddata 11y ago
A number of sources I've found indicate that (see links below for sources): 1) China consumes about 50% of the total global antibiotic production (roughly half for agriculture and half for human use). 2) Per capita human consumption of
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by invaliddata 11y ago
I've worked at sv companies of all sizes, and I think that for a fresh grad especially, the most important thing as some have stated is to find a team (manager, coworkers) and project that are right for you. You want a place where you
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by invaliddata 11y ago
Until recently O2 sensors were not used on diesels. There are a host of reasons for this, one of the main ones being that until recently, diesel fuel in most places had high levels of sulfur, which is a known poison for Pt and some of the
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by invaliddata 11y ago
That's traditional "external" egr. Many newer engines have an "internal" egr implementation, which just changes valve timing so that some amount of the combustion products are never evacuated from the cylinder in t
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by invaliddata 11y ago
A bit of a puzzling blog post. F5's CMP implementation has been around a long time, and all the issues noted rise from some of the fundamental design decisions. TMM instances are self contained and don't communicate with their p
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by invaliddata 11y ago
It seems pretty clear that china has done a better job in raising the overall circumstances of the poorest of its citizens than many other developing countries over a similar time span. I'm not just talking about a bunch of African b
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by invaliddata 11y ago
Unless never does not apply to any history older than about three decades past, I think Vietnam and India would have serious problems with the characterization that china has not been (militarily) offensive. That's not to draw any comp
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by invaliddata 11y ago
I know about one well known tech executive who donates about half his income every year, and increases that percentage by 1% each year (he's been doing this for a few decades, since before he "made it.") Granted, not everyon
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by invaliddata 12y ago
Not just China, but most of the world should have reservations about buying us products after recent revelations, but China has long had both covert and overt measures to disadvantage foreign competitors in all industries. These brands alr
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by invaliddata 12y ago
Not just reverse engineering, but using an outright copy of the source code. I have worked at multiple huawei competitors (and even some non direct competitors) where some engineers joined and suddenly disappeared after it was discovered t
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by invaliddata 12y ago
I'd love to live within a few miles from work where I could reasonably bike or walk. However I don't have a few million dollars sitting around to buy a house here. I'd assume this situation is common in this area (bay area)
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by invaliddata 12y ago
I have friends and family who are Chinese. Although it is not a universal ttuth, the fact is that many Chinese see the west only as something to be exploited, and do not wish to play by the same rules. This applies to individuals who have
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by invaliddata 12y ago
China has a long fascination with ivory, and Chinese have traditionally valued many exotic goods derived from animals. China also doesn't care much about the environment or natural resources, especially those that are not the natural
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by invaliddata 12y ago
Not entirely unrelated. Exhaust catalysts are easily "poisoned," by lead among other things. Leaded gasoline would do it, so modern catalysts would never have been fitted to cars permitted to run leaded gasoline (very relevant d
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by invaliddata 12y ago
It's a little more nuanced than that. There are two basic orthogonal aspects which scare the traditional network vendors. 1)The architectural separation of control and data planes, with the control plane having a unified and global vi
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by invaliddata 12y ago
1) Just looking at the site, without actually signing up, I can't really figure out what you do. I had to read through the comments here to understand what the service is. 2) I would be willing to pay several hundred to a thousand dol
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by invaliddata 13y ago
Even in my lifetime (bay area native), there have been several collapses in the housing market in this area, about one each decade. There is no question the prices will eventually go down, and I think a lot of the optimism is from people w

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