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by susanhi 6y ago
Regarding masks: The law changed a few days ago. Previous law was that 3M could only sell 5m masks/month to healthcare workers even though they produce 35M masks/month. This law was the main reason for the mask shortage to hospita
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by susanhi 6y ago
We have 330 million people in US. China has ramped their mask production to 200 million masks a day. Had US government had the foresight and common sense to contract mask manufacturers to even produce half of what China is producing - let’s
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by susanhi 6y ago
“You should wear one if you are sick” Asymptomatic carriers are showing as a large contributor of spread. We should have a mandate for masks for everyone (since we don’t know who is a carrier or not) and government should contract manufactu
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by susanhi 6y ago
The government should have contracted mask manufacturers 2 months ago to ramp their mask production, both for medical staff and for the public. They still haven’t done this to date. Beyond frustrating.
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by susanhi 6y ago
China has ramped their face mask production to 200 million a DAY. And CDC’s continued insistence that face masks don’t work is disingenuous at best. Leading way to a global recession at worst. Had they changed their guidelines to saying tha
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by susanhi 7y ago
That’s why they should have done this months ago. Still have yet to do so as far as I know.
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by susanhi 7y ago
Sorry, this is bullshit. Government needs to contract 3m and the like to make as many masks as they can, as fast as they can, ASAP. They needed to have done this months ago. Instead of running a propaganda campaign that masks are supposedly
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Lessons from South Korea’s Response to Covid-19(joyellenyoon.com)
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Why Sudden Acceleration in Tesla Cars Is Impossible(youtu.be)
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Tesla Stock breaks $400 – investor's analysis(youtube.com)
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by susanhi 7y ago
Why did you go with a water distiller and not a reverse osmosis filter?
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by susanhi 8y ago
Thank you for sharing this. I commend your courage. I had similar experiences to what you described. In my mid-30s, I sought out the best attachment therapist that I could find. My search was world-wide since I was willing to move to get tr
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You have two ages, chronological and biological. why it matters(cnn.com)
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Why the SEC is going after Elon Musk and why he’s losing his most ardent fans(chatstarter.com)
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by susanhi 8y ago
What kind of partnerships would you suggest doing? Ads for the company? Provide services for them? Etc?
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by susanhi 8y ago
You’re only looking at what it is today. You just need to extrapolate enough into the future to see how deeply disturbing this really is.
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by susanhi 8y ago
“The thinking that guides us is: what can we do to pleasantly surprise players? It’s not that we’re consciously trying to innovate; we’re trying to find ways to make people happy. The result is that we come up with things other people have
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by susanhi 8y ago
Link?
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by susanhi 8y ago
Why previously? Who did you change to? Thanks
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Ask HN: Looking for recommendations on an email client to replace gmail
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Skydio Demonstrates Obstacle-Dodging Full Autonomy with New R1 Consumer Drone(spectrum.ieee.org)
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Skydio’s AI-powered autonomous R1 drone follows you around in 4K(google.com)
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First Model 3 motor failure reported, Tesla engineers on way to investigate(teslaweekly.com)
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by susanhi 9y ago
I took delivery of the Model 3 a couple weeks ago. IMO it’s going to be a phenomenal car even with just the base model (ie no autopilot, no leather, no larger battery.) I suggest test driving when able to see what I’m talking about. The ins
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by susanhi 9y ago
I haven’t spent too much time back there since I have two little ones (in car seats) back there. But I did sit back there when we first got it and was really surprised at how much head room there was. I think the extra head space might be d
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by susanhi 9y ago
I highly suggest sitting in a Model 3 before giving up your reservation. My expectations were not high from the pictures, but we took delivery 2 weeks ago and it is a phenomenal car and the interior is gorgeous. It reminds me of a mid-centu
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by susanhi 9y ago
That's surprising. The white is not a leather, but a synthetic material. I heard it wears really well with minimal to no staining. I guess in a showroom, it gets more wear than normal.
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by susanhi 9y ago
We also have an older build Model S. Though I didn't experience any squeaks with the S, the Model 3 does seem much more solid and very well built. Here's a pretty good review comparing the S with the 3: http://teslaweek
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by susanhi 9y ago
Have you been inside an actual model 3? Or are you basing your comment on pics? I got ours a couple of weeks ago and it’s definitely not like a Hyundai. The interior is very clean, modern, far superior to any other car I’ve been in. My firs
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Model 3 VINs surpass #6000 as ramp continues(teslaweekly.com)
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