rsuelzer

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by rsuelzer 3y ago
But, I like the stock.
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by rsuelzer 3y ago
Let's hope it doesn't happen in a blizzard. :)
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by rsuelzer 3y ago
Yeah, I haven't seen any actual data. But it seems widely accepted that American automakers in the 80s and 90s lost a lot of market share to foreign makers over (real or perceived) reliability issues.
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by rsuelzer 3y ago
I have the 2019. I needed AWD, as I have 10 miles of muddy roads to get to my house. I now regret not buying a Subaru for the 10k above MSRP or whatever the ransom was back then. The milage on the Outlander PHEV is comically terrible once t
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by rsuelzer 3y ago
Haha, this is true. What's frustrating is that my PHEV has 12kw of battery, but I can't let it sit for more than a week without needing to jump it because they can't charge the 12v battery off of the drive-train battery syste
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by rsuelzer 3y ago
Agree with all of this, however, I remember when an American car making it to 100k miles without major problems was nearly unheard of. Or at least, that's how I seem to remember it. My parents had several Dodge / Chrysler's i
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by rsuelzer 3y ago
Isn't Tesla touch handle doors? Not sure who else has them. Not sure what benefit they add anyway. I'd imagine there is some sort of manual override for when the 12v system dies and you can't get into the car?
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by rsuelzer 3y ago
Today Correctly migrated several stupidly complex docker files. I spent several hours on Google trying to figure out what to do, then I just asked gpt-4 to figure out what was wrong. It was perfect. It then added complete TS documentation t
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by rsuelzer 3y ago
I wrote plugins for Code to add TSDoc comments to all my methods. Also, right click refactor and comment. It's nice now. Soon it will make me unemployed.
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by rsuelzer 4y ago
So is your mental image of Joe Biden, unless you know him personally.
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by rsuelzer 4y ago
So, is any sort of creation that relies upon copyrighted or patented works copyright infringement? Is any academic research or art that references brands or other creations illegal? This is such a clear case of fair use that it could be a t
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by rsuelzer 4y ago
What is the pay structure for the attorneys bringing this lawsuit? My guess is they will get about 40 percent of any monetary awards.
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by rsuelzer 4y ago
And if the US thinks it can make a nuclear response without a larger nuclear response... Remember the mindset of Putin. "What good is a world without Russia?" It's better to have no world than a world where Russia is not a ce
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by rsuelzer 4y ago
This was never about Ukraine, any settlement would be met by further escalation when he felt ready. Probably when the west was more fractured, insular, nationalistic and our democratic institutions more fragile.
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by rsuelzer 4y ago
I agree, NATO will never respond with nukes, even if a nuke is launched directly into NATO territory. NATO understands this is a 0 sum outcome. And it's not needed. I think the risk is that those around Putin (regime), and Putin himsel
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by rsuelzer 4y ago
The west makes the critical mistake of seeing this conflict as about Ukraine. Putin sees the war as a single front in a much larger pending conflict with the west. He firmly believes this conflict must occur for Russia to have a place in th
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by rsuelzer 4y ago
The printer space ripe for distruption. I have had really bad experiences with HP Printers, specifically related to force installing software / drivers on PCs. I consider the HP SmartPrint app to be malware as it completely locks down
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by rsuelzer 4y ago
If they have excess inventory that they are losing money storing, why not dramatically lower the prices? I'm afraid I know the answer to this...
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by rsuelzer 4y ago
Well I bought TWTR at it's peak... I'm voting my shares against a buyout (won't matter), mostly because it locks in a loss that I feel would have been recoverable in the next 5 years...
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
Good riddance. Too many people in the labor movement who are not there for the right reasons.
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
I'd appreciate the net gain of a few left leaning Senators.
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
To be fair, many, if not most, of the failed experiments in California are voter enacted conservative pet projects (Prop 8, Property Tax Cap, Ban on Affirmative Action, Making Uber drivers unable to be considered employees...) Either way, t
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
I've been remote for 5 years. I have been happy to take a 50% reduction in what I could be making. In the past, I would wake up in the morning and find myself willing to pay more money than I would make that day in order to not have to
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
Doesn't youtube have an option to allow the copyright holders to monetize the videos in these cases? i.e. Get a cut of the AdSense revenue that would otherwise go to the uploader? Did this user choose not to split that revenue and inst
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
It is hard to dominate the messaging space when Apple does not offer messaging service to android users.
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
The latest trick is for spammers to send MMS and then see who responds. I am still getting texts from people on the thread to stop responding, although now it devolved into a political fight with two numbers constantly texting "Trump w
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
You must be in a large city...
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
$5 of electricity is a LOT of electricity to get only 1kg of Lithium. That's like 50kWh or almost 2x the amount used per day in the average home. Are we currently using more energy than this to extract 1kg of Lithium?
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
$5 of electricity is a near meaningless metric. The real question is how many kWh does the process require to get the 1kg of Lithium? Electricity prices vary widely, so I don't understand why they would use dollar figures, especially o
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by rsuelzer 5y ago
Walmart really started the race to the bottom, killed countless good paying retail jobs (many union), so I choose to hold them accountable, even if it's irrational at this point given their competition (Amazon) is arguably just as bad

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