theFletch

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by theFletch 3y ago
That's roughly around what I'm seeing as well as my electric is about the same rate. I'm in the midwest and gas is a little cheaper where I'm at, but it's still significantly cheaper to charge. Supercharging isn&#x2
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by theFletch 3y ago
Percentage seems to be the general consensus amongst Tesla owners. The real numbers are in the navigation. We've been looking at percentage based range on gas cars forever. I would argue that gas cars with "mile" range estima
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by theFletch 3y ago
> Cheaply built, but sold at a premium price. How many successful brands have been built off that one sentence alone?
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by theFletch 3y ago
Seems high, but 20% is around pre 2020 levels of employment.
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by theFletch 3y ago
I somewhat envy people who can meticulously plan like this. When I try to do something like this I love talking about the planning and researching, but putting it all together into a detailed plan stresses me because I don't even know
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by theFletch 3y ago
As a musician, guitar tube amplifiers sound better and my ear (mind) will never be changed.
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by theFletch 3y ago
That's what I'm wondering. Is there any idea of how much of say, Bitcoin, is held in cold storage? I saw some estimate a while back that said as high as 70% and that seems high to me for some reason. If true, it definitely speaks
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by theFletch 3y ago
It's a bit of a chicken and egg argument. Although, personally, I think big tech needs the network much more than the network needs big tech. The telecom industry of old proves that.
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by theFletch 3y ago
I didn't see this before I posted, but I'm glad that's the case. In fact, it might be great for contributors that don't have a large library or aren't ranked as well.
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by theFletch 3y ago
> trained on a dataset of Adobe Stock, along with openly licensed work and public domain content where copyright has expired As someone who has contributed stock to Adobe Stock I'm not sure how I feel about this. I'm sure they
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by theFletch 4y ago
That's a great point about just being where certain types of riders are. This probably speaks volumes about the infrastructure for cycling, or lack of in NYC. I'm a cyclist and advocate for more bikes, but there is something about
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by theFletch 4y ago
I didn't see any mention of this in the article, but I wonder what percentage is commuting vs. delivery. I was in NYC before and after the pandemic and, just from a casual outside perspective, it seemed that the number of delivery cycl
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by theFletch 4y ago
Call me crazy, but I don't think child labor is the solution.
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by theFletch 4y ago
The article lost credibility at the beginning of the second paragraph for me. "..second-largest bank collapse in American history and the first since the 2008 financial crisis."
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by theFletch 4y ago
Were they successful?
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by theFletch 4y ago
Looks bad and is a captivating title for an article for the general public, but would the outcome change otherwise?
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by theFletch 4y ago
I drink black coffee, usually an Americano, drip or even cold brew, and what I've realized is that I am NOT in the majority. It's real hard to hide a bad cup without milk and sugar to cover it up. I love mom-n-pop shops, but I get
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by theFletch 4y ago
Yes, that was one of my first resources for online information. I've never heard of the site from the article.
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by theFletch 4y ago
I have to believe this contributes to the growing number of mediocre coffee shops I've been to over the years. I love coffee and can see the allure of owning a shop, but I go to a shop because I stink at making a good cup myself.
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You (Probably) Don’t Need Gigabit Internet(nytimes.com)
1 points by theFletch 4y ago|0 comments
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by theFletch 4y ago
I read they owe the MLB about $1 billion. I'm guessing this will take longer than the baseball season to go through bankruptcy court, but if the MLB gets the broadcast rights it could be interesting.
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by theFletch 4y ago
I'm sure they do, but wasn't that also a part of Twitter Blue, a revenue share, or have they not followed through with that either?
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by theFletch 4y ago
Sorry, I guess I thought Musk had already removed legacy checks. The whole thing seems a little silly. King obviously doesn't need Twitter, but I'm sure he receives more value out of Twitter than $8/mo even so (or whatever th
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by theFletch 4y ago
There's a blue check by his name now, so...
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by theFletch 4y ago
A lot of local shops near me pass the processing fees to their customers. Usually with a small sign at the register that says 3% added for credit card payments.
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CARBONATED BEVERAGES AFFECT LEVELS OF TESTOSTERONE SECRETION IN MICE(ncbi.nlm.nih.gov)
16 points by theFletch 4y ago|13 comments
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by theFletch 4y ago
I work for a rural ISP and would say that the data can be pretty overwhelming. We rely on the counties for GIS information regarding addresses, which in a lot of cases is not great (especially rural). For the big guys, and maybe even some s
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by theFletch 4y ago
What about scraping PDFs on the web? Anyone have suggestions for that?
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by theFletch 4y ago
They have to shoot these things down, right?
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by theFletch 4y ago
I planned on doing this a few years ago with some friends, but I ended up not going for stupid reasons. They followed through and had a great time. I regret not going. I still plan on doing it...one day. They rode east to west, but after he

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