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by AYBABTME 3y ago
SF also refused to adapt. Poor public transportation, extremely low building height.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
You can buy devices that trigger an MOB signal over AIS when the wearer falls overboard. I have one for each member of my family when cruising on our boat. They deploy automatically when wet/the PFD inflates, and the specific message t
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
If it was past experience involving a boat, you'd think they'd attack powerboats. I really doubt a sailboat would have likely been involved into hurting orcas to the point where they would have learned to attack sailboats. Sailboa
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Pretty much all boats have autopilots on them, and for a while. Nothing new here.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
> In this case, it's very likely that someone hurt one of them and they're now trying to make the world safer for themselves. They've figured out a way to deal with the entity they see as a threat and they've spread t
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
In a world where Tesla is one of the biggest auto manufacturer AND holds a quasi monopoly on vehicle charging, I think there will be a point where governments will want Tesla Auto and Tesla Energy to not be the same, as they'll hold to
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
You call it middleman, I call it platform. Owning the platform everyone uses for charging their car is not a bad place to be. Add to this that they're working on including house solar+batteries into a national smart grid system, and th
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
This is a clear eyed, smart move by Ford. Gives a good impression of their trajectory. For Tesla: other automaker will convert to NACS, rendering existing CCS chargers a relic of the past, leaving alternative charging networks in the dust a
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Unfortunately I'm pretty sure he's right. Large orgs doing projects with 30-40 engineers... don't get anything done. But people somehow have the belief that 30-40 engineers is what it takes, whereas 3-4 ones would get it done
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Because there's not enough of a crisis to justify it, yet.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
HMB has some tricky shoals/rocks near its entrance.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
In the text you shared, you imply that other readers should come to the conclusion that he's a racist because he's against public transit due to fear of crime being imported. But you made no connections as to how his claims of cri
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
My sailboat uses radar, I can see things from a good distance away. Let's say 30NM. Surely the plane will do better. But let's say it's going 180mph, or ~160kts. That's 11min from first radar contact to collision. With a
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Realistically you'll see that sailboat in advance.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
"just" 8$ per employee/m versus which similar industry's standard?
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Any source? Looks like a very interesting story, would love to read more.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
That's true. Korea itself only developed its cultural industry abroad when the government relaxed censorship rules.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
I think it's perfectly okay if my friends think they had an unfruitful conversation with me and thought that I didn't know what I was talking about. I don't like rubber-stamp people who just say whatever I want to hear and ha
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
The system is designed in this way though. If it wasn't meant to be a two step process, which allows a new party to make a different (painful) decision later on, then it wouldn't have been designed this way. There's a big pro
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
BlackBird is a clean slate, code-specific search engine. Not a general purpose fulltext search engine.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
BlackBird is internally developed by GitHub engineers. I know the engineers who did the research and then wrote up the system.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
This depends on the legal system. Not all legal systems are like the US, some have different burdens and put those burdens on different parties.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
I'm sorry, hope you'll land somewhere good.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
I'm good at everything that I'm good at, every time that it works out!
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It's just a matter of visibility. The failed banks so far were all family of the tech industry. Since the tech industry is so far one of the most impacted by contracting conditions, its banks are being poked at first. Now that it'
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
It's mostly non-sense in North America. In places like Japan, Korea, it makes a ton of sense. High population density, with relatively little arable land.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
I agree they should have done better, but I think the article's comparison of relatively minor localized damage, versus the completely ignored potential, makes the line of argument of the author quite unreasonable. Most outages are cau
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
Well, I don't think I am. I merely disagree. Have a great day.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
A clause of the sale could require that any future sale include the same set of clauses, like deeds/covenants do.
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by AYBABTME 3y ago
God forbid if a quails nest is disturbed or charred as we attempt to reach the stars. I'll contemplate the moral dilemma as I head to the grocery store to buy some quail eggs.

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