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by 2rsf 3y ago
You can, my Polestar allows you to skip OTA and ask a service center to do it for you or not at all.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
And the Curiosity Mars Rover
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Simple means no advanced safety, comfort and other features, once software is involved it will never be tested enough especially at the price point cars are sold at.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Is there any significant progress done in heat pump technology? I am not really following but from superficial impression there are only very small incremental improvements being done. (writing from Sweden where residential geothermal heat
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Don't you want software upgrades? cars are loaded with technology, some of it is for "fun" like navigation of music services, but a lot if for safety reasons and this requires frequent updating.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
It's not just warranty but also legal liability and this extends beyond the warranty period
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Being in a layoff cycle at one of the biggies they scraped all of our laptops and refused to sell or give them away, with the reason being that it's too complicated to come up with the proper process to do that properly.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
When the car dies you lose all of its value, financially speaking you should add that cost back to the monthly spendings. Also don't forget that reliability is statistics, and the kind of older cars we are talking about, 10 years old?,
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Same as with Tesla, you test new algorithms in production and deny the consequences. Someone believes that you can do Agile development with safety critical systems that involves real lives and severe consequences.
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Wait! what? why? as part of the DC to DC conversion? how does it affect efficiency?
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Regen braking is 60-70% efficient, and it also limits your ability to free roll (let go of the gas and let the car use its inertia) for example going downhill or on level highways. Polestar for example recommends to lower the OPD sensitivit
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by 2rsf 3y ago
DC is better then AC and both depends on how much the battery is already charged, temperature of the battery, the infrastructure (charging cables for example). The range is somewhere from low 80's for low amperage AC charging on cold w
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by 2rsf 3y ago
I wanted to answer that those laws are not about the enabling tools, but I am probably wrong as some of the suggestions are to "require automobile manufacturers to sell the same service materials and diagnostics directly to consumers o
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by 2rsf 3y ago
Recruiters as in independent agents that contact you or help you find jobs? not that there's anything wrong with them, but I tend to apply directly to companies and search Linkedin, other (professional) social networks or ask friends a
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by 2rsf 4y ago
A few smaller drawers with cables semi-sorted into types and tossed into a drawer
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> If the proposed law is enforced as currently written, the authors of open-source components might bear legal and financial responsibility for the way their components are applied in someone else’s commercial product. Oh shit, this is h
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Accelerate by Nicole Forsgren, Jez Humble, Gene Kim: https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/accelerate/978145719143... There are a lot of books on good practices, this one has proofs and research included
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by 2rsf 4y ago
In Sweden you can get government support when buying E-Bikes, 25% of up to 1000 euro. Some smaller electric scooters falls under the same category. E-Bikes are still rather expensive though. But, and there are buts, E-Bikes are heavy so you
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by 2rsf 4y ago
How does American arbitration work if you are from another country, renting in yet another country?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Not for larger families, if you have a family of 4 or 5 than you'll need two rooms which will double the price.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Friends booked a house through booking, the house was not what promised, they complained to Booking that forwarded the complaint to the owners saying they can't be involved.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> whenever I do something that is not work related like randomly reading article/reddit/hn/youtube Same. Stopping and starting a clock for every little thing is too much of a hassle. Do you stop it if you are googling a wo
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by 2rsf 4y ago
You are mixing two things here, general purpose AI/ML applications are indeed hard to trust and test since you don't have any specifications to test against, there are some explicit and implicit benchmarks but nothing is guarantee
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by 2rsf 4y ago
This actually became a political issue in Israel- ultra orthodox Jews could easily have more than 4 kids ages 5 and under while their religion forbids them from washing dishes or use electrical appliances on Shabbat (Friday evening-Saturday
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Close-yes, Fill-maybe not. Use the dispenser as a marker is a good idea, but it is almost always dump and will ruin you soap. I use tablets which are even more sensitive to moisture, and are expected to stay dry and slowly dissolve in hot w
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by 2rsf 4y ago
You forgot good search capabilities, the only problem is its limited scalability. It's great for random notes, but not so much for a lot of structured data.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
organice is a user friendly, cloud backed up, lightweight front end to orgmode (or based on). https://organice.200ok.ch/
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by 2rsf 4y ago
> They also found a domestic dwelling that contained a toilet A toilet?
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by 2rsf 4y ago
Mostly not, it's not scalable.
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by 2rsf 4y ago
We are missing a lot of context, but I doubt something like that would impact your reputation. Most patents I have seen were shitty ideas and I rarely heard about people actually reading into candidates patents.

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