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by 10u152 3y ago
I have great respect for Munro but being giddy about Telsa competition getting “wrecked” is the wrong attitude. More competition in the market is always good for consumers. We need more manufacturers doing more R&D and building competit
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What about deaths classified as suicide/accidental?
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Yeah the “Bamboo” fabric was fantastic marketing. I’ll still take cotton, thanks.
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Well this seems incredibly ignorant. A quick google search would show a bunch of states as diverse as California.
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I work in the construction industry. We have about 1:10 ratio of “supervision” to contractors. Getting people to wear PPE is a constant, ongoing 12 hour a day battle. We kick about 1 person off site permanently, every day for something egre
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by 10u152 3y ago
They’re not banning businesses. They’re banning a product which is causing deaths. Switch to a alternate product. It’s the same in your analogy of banning a toxic brake fluid.
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Not sure of the specifics, but often shortage of labour leads to lowering of standards of training/min experience required as well.
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Distractions might be going up in cars, but I’d guess that’s offset by automatic crash avoidance systems that’s also going up in cars.
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by 10u152 3y ago
Please go and look at the ethnic makeup of Israel. It’s not an ethnostate. And even if it were there’s many that are supported by the west that are ethnostates. That’s not a reason to not support someone.
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by 10u152 3y ago
Related, I work with industrial control systems. We’d call this “smoke and mirrors”. Sometimes the client would insist on seeing a small portion of a large project working well before it was ready. They’d misunderstand that 90% of the bulk
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by 10u152 3y ago
Some food processing plants are net energy positive - they burn waste products and produce more then they need. But in general yes, only machines designed to produce energy, produce energy.
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What an article of fluff. Doesn’t give any real technical/engineering information. It’s completely useless unless you show us the COP of the system at varying ambient temps. Heat pumps can get to around 4.0 that’s the number to beat.
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by 10u152 3y ago
You don’t need to press it 5 times, just long press vol down and power, until the shutdown screen comes up and dismiss it.
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Who defines what's "Fake"? Who defines what's stupid?
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The article says that Australia's emissions increased - however this government source https://www.dcceew.gov.au/about/news/australias-greenhouse-g... Would indicate a continuing drop......
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You don’t listen to Joe Rogan to listen to Joe Rogan. You listen because he has the most interesting guests on.
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by 10u152 3y ago
I hate these articles that make it sound like weight loss/gain is some kind of mystery magic. That being said, if it's mentally easier to just eat potatoes go for it...but it sounds like a hell of a boring way to live.
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by 10u152 3y ago
Worse roads, more people take public transport. Win/win. How's that train link to Melboune airport again? Oh right. Right.
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RSS style torrent feed where i could auto download ripped episodes of my favourite YT shows would be dynamite. No waiting no buffering no ads.
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Sure, my point is it's the OPPOSITE of feeling like I should tip/tip extra as a regular as OP said. My overall costs are lower as a regular which makes sense.
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The weirdest part of this for me (not American) is that my local daily coffee shop throws in free items for me - sometimes comps the coffee or gives banana bread or something to reward a frequent customer. The idea that a frequent customer
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Err, sorry but the encoders don't measure current. An absolute position encoder knows the exact speed/position of the motor. By that you can extrapolate the wheel speed position which you can just match 1:1 with the one on the oth
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The article focuses on size over and over again. Nobody cares about the size. Efficiency, scalability is key.
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You’d use them everyday? Why? I thought it was just a novelty.
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“Mainstream left” is a race? That’s news to me! If you meant why would you criticise the Māori instead of the Individuals? Well, the individuals in question are long dead and who the exact people responsible are is unclear.
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This is a fairly taboo subject in New Zealand. Criticism of the Māori is all but forbidden, especially by the mainstream left.
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Forget the threat. Serial muggers/armed robbers/thugs need to be off the street. This "nobody should be in prison" rhetoric is painfully naïve. Wait till you've had elderly/defenseless parents or friends violen
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That's incorrect. You can order a Model Y. https://www.tesla.com/en_gb/modely More accurate on the S/X to say they're not enough demand in RHD. Same reason they're not available in Australia.
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What kind of monster has synthetic bedsheets? Cotton or linen only. I can’t even think last time I saw a synthetic sheet.
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Free range/grass fed/low density is great for meat. I don't want "organic" meat. Anyone who's killed a wild animal for food knows how crawling with parasites, worms and disease they are. Do you really want a he

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