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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
It'd sure be interesting for manufacturers to rent batteries to car-buyers and then have access to transmit energy to-and-from those batteries as a utility. If employers had hookups, during the day this could be done (set the time you&
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
this seems like a relatively popular opinion around new york to people who actually live in the city.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
You think all of this will happen in 2023? I could see AI becoming more powerful and more of an issue for content moderation/spam/propoganda, but leading to social, political, and economic change? I'm doubtful.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
Tech hiring is so broken.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
I will never understand who needs cars this quick. The marketing of EVs seems to be all around 0-60 speeds, but 90% of the people I know are infinitely more concerned with price, charging speed, and range.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
Pretty brilliant way to build out a charging network instantly and increase transparency in pricing. Hopefully it's enforced.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
>This may open things up to people who can do that, but lack the piece of paper. Yeah, I can't see why someone _would_ do it if they _could_ but aren't being paid well. The problem is motivating people with the skills to want t
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
The previous teacher who ran the classroom for 30 years was fantastic and always had it under control.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
My mom works in a middle school with a newly hired "severe behavior class" teacher who is woefully under-qualified. Because the new teacher is unable to adequately do her job, several administrators and other teachers routinely ha
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
I feel like people have the good sense not to have loud conversations on flights. But if the option _is there_ and folks are expected to now join video calls from the sky, etiquette and sense might take a back seat.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
It seems like it's easier (or more efficient) to outsource education than socialization. Summer is a great time for additional education beyond the classroom. Then again, research suggests that homeschooling doesn't have an advers
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
Seems like a waste of tax-payer money to me. Why can't people just... meet others offline like they did 10+ years ago.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
I feel called out right down to the gin and sodas from noon until 2am and burning down a handle of rye.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
Itten was brilliant. I really wish he and his contributions weren't overshadowed by the other masters of the Bauhaus. Great article.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
Their water usage is only part of the problem. Extensive over-use of fertilizers which then end up in water ways is just as bad, if not worse.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
Lawns are awful for the environment, and lawn care is a large part of this. Why we still have golf courses in any area that is regularly in drought is beyond me.
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
It's really fun to go back through historical marginal tax rates (you'd have to adjust for inflation yourself in this link [1]) and see just how un-taxed the wealthy really are today. No wonder dynastic wealth is so prevalent. Tbh
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by 535188B17C93743 4y ago
Probably an unpopular opinion––and I love TJs––but I feel like the quality and type of things you can buy there is akin to a Dollar General. The produce is often covered in plastic and subpar quality. The selection isn't great. Honestl
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
What do we want? G100UL! When do we want it? As soon as possible!
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
That's...intense.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
I've got my PPL and refuse to go to see a psychiatrist or anyone who might diagnose me simply for the fact that if I'm told I'm "depressed" and might have to medicated for it, I could ironically lose the one hobby i
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
The thing is, sometimes specificity is required (and helpful). Nothing about gender neutrality is inherently more inclusive IMO. And it's annoying to correct colloquialisms like "guys" as if it's meant with ill intent in
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
This would be funny if it wasn't so sad.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
Sorry, missed this as HN doesn't have notifications about comment replies. My comment about rejecting authority was more about my relationship with my teacher, not internal relationships within the book. Perhaps the paradox was my teac
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
It was summer reading and we were made to email the teacher weekly about the assigned section.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
I wonder if this is why they're diversifying with purchasing other companies.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
Never read Atlas Shrugged, but I had to read The Fountainhead for English in high school and it was really transformative. It helped me suss out flawed philosophy and gave me a sense of skepticism when being told what to think by authority
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
Didn't they explicitly (but quietly) get rid of it several years ago? Edit: I think this [1] is what I was thinking about. [1] https://gizmodo.com/google-removes-nearly-all-mentions-of-do...
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
The amount of Reddit comments with "well you post history" blah blah on it and then they'll mention posts from YEARS ago. Not sure I agree.
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by 535188B17C93743 5y ago
Not even a single mention of Johannes Itten? I love the Bauhaus, but this article was rather cursory. Would've loved more detail.

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