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by 6d6b73 9y ago
I could do my 8 hour job in 4 hours, but I have to work 40 hours a week, because that's the minimum expected from me. This wasted time is the main reason why I'm working on starting my own company this year.
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
While I suspect that the device in question does not work as advertised, I think this patent application has more merit than 99% of software patents nowadays.
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Volvo will stop developing diesel engines to focus on EVs(electrek.co)
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
It's not going to happen as fast as the report claims, but if it did I can only expect that these cars would be either "recycled" or sold to other countries where electric autonomous cars are still the future.
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
Unless your liberty to drive your car infringes on my liberty to breath a clean air.
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
"How much does it cost to replace the gasoline infrastructure with charging in North Dakota?" Virtually every home in ND is already equipped with infrastructure that allows electric cars to charge.
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
"This doesn't take into account, not even rural areas, but areas that are simply not metropolitan cities. " The report takes that into consideration that's why it states that "95 percent of U.S. passenger miles tra
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
If you read the report you would know that this is not what they are claiming. The report bases everything on a simple assumption - it will be much more expensive to own the car vs to have one rented to drive you to your destination. Also
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
Because a lot of "developers" only know one OS. I've seen places trying to run a fuel cell power station controllers on Windows.. Fortunately it was fairly easy to explain to them why this is a bad idea :)
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
The problem with this idea is not with throughput of the tunnels, but with the shafts that lead to the tunnel. Lowering one car to the tunnel will take time, and unless there is some kind of elevator with multiple carts you will only be abl
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
To get rid of electrical noise.
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Self-Driving Electric Cars Will Dominate Roads by 2030(spectrum.ieee.org)
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
This article is wrong not because as some point out oil is still more valuable commodity, but because it targets the wrong product. The most valuable resource is knowledge not data. I can sell you trillions of data points from many differen
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
There are a lot of similar "long tail" reasons that explain why once cost of electric cars is on par with ice's electrification will speed up. To add to your "gas station" example, most of these stations make profi
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
http://bollingermotors.com/
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
I think 30% by 2030 is overly pessimistic. I'm simply guessing but since average age of the car on the road in the US is about 10 years, cars bought today will be off the roads by 2027. In ten years it's reasonable to expect that
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
They may not solve congestion, but they should lower it, even it it's by a tiny amount. The reason is simple - electric cars don't have to visit gas stations which sometimes adds few miles to the miles traveled every month. i.e o
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
https://static01.nyt.com/images/2017/05/07/magazine/07airbus... "Beware of propeller" seems like a strange name for a ship :)
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Trump officials clamp down on worker visas(thehill.com)
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
"One of this is an important medical device that got hacked" If someone puts "an important medical device" on a network directly accessible from the internet, or on the same network as other IOT crap devices, they should
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
"real solution" =! "it's impractical" Decide which one is it.
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
Still, buckets and "out the window" are better than "everywhere"
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
You're right - in this case technology is not the solution. Building a simple outhouse is not that complicated and people in other parts of the world have been doing this for millennia.
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
I really love this part: "Paper takes many of Hackpad’s best features—like instant collaboration, comments, and real-time editing—and adds a lot more, including additional security features, faster search, and more visibility for team
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
All atrocities are committed by "only human" representatives of our species. It's not an excuse.
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
I don't see what's wrong with reminding people that there were other groups of people that we killed in WW2. I'm also surprised that "didn't lift a finger" is considered inflammatory. I admit that I allowed my
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
"A large part of that is because they were deliberately and very specifically targeted, particularly with regard to the use of camps and gas " What about other groups that were deliberately target like mentally retarded, Roma, hom
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
Not really. See in the previous comment you wrote "European Jews were deliberately, carefully, and systematically targeted by the Third Reich" yet few sentences before that you wrote "I agree that it's unfair to separate
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
"gone wrong either in our dialog or the thread." Possibly both :)
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by 6d6b73 9y ago
My problem with your previous comment is that you claim that polish losses were mostly to "genocidal military operations, such as large scale bombing of cities". See, the thing is, since Polish Jews were part of the country, were

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