Moto7451

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by Moto7451 2y ago
I upvoted you and will “Yes And” your post by saying that the hostility baked into the rules is why I don’t contribute there. Reddit has similar problems in some expertise subs and when it boils over a new one will be formed. You can’t do t
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I guess the $10k service bill for just changing a water pump in an Audi won’t impress you. Mercifully for me this 40K Mile time bomb went off under warranty. In a sibling comment they’re talking about getting a deal on cylinder sleeves for
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Yup, this exactly. I don’t think engine failures are particularly common but I have had a few friends quoted roughly what their cars are worth to rebuild the engine from a new block or about 1/3 to replace the engine with a manufacture
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Very core parts of modern cars are essentially single use. Older engines could have the cylinders resurfaced or bored and sleeved. Newer engines have coatings and construction methods that disallow this. One scratched cylinder is now the en
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by Moto7451 2y ago
For what it’s worth a lot of the transmitters for in car connectivity are in the headliner lighting unit. A lot of electronics end up there like front facing cameras for driver assists. You can in my current Porsche, my past Camaro, and a c
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by Moto7451 2y ago
This isn’t that strange in the context that all medicines, while generally safe in OTC form, can have negative side effects if used for too long or at the wrong dose or in the wrong circumstance. My wife has one kidney and as such is told t
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by Moto7451 2y ago
My truck owning friends like to blow through transmissions at 50-60K miles by driving their trucks like sports cars and aggressively short shifting while on power. None of them do “truck things” so it’s always a head scratcher as to why the
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by Moto7451 2y ago
None of this has to do with the First Amendment including the legal review you linked to. The Unruh Civil Rights Act that is discussed does not extend the First Amendment as the First Amendment does not restrict the actions of businesses. T
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by Moto7451 2y ago
> This isn't the First Amendment, since it's just a ban based on identity instead of posting content. This is not why the First Amendment does not apply. The First Amendment does not apply to private entities. It restricts the
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Being offered the next airplane is a bit of a red herring since the non union South Carolina plant has a track record of bad deliveries and some sales contracts forbid aircraft being delivered that are built there amongst larger quality iss
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Yup, can second this. Working Students (which is not the same as hiring Interns) was one of the interesting things I’ve gotten to experience as an American working for the parent of a German multinational company that is a well known name b
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by Moto7451 2y ago
That’s part of the idea behind VAG’s MEB platform and GM’s Ultium and the platforms based on it. Ford is using MEB and Honda is using Ultium platforms for the moment. I think the issue with unibody cars is eventually you’re constrained on h
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by Moto7451 2y ago
The original way you built an e-bike was with a motor hub, wires, some sort of speed controller, and a battery pack. You had to figure out what that all meant in practice for your frame of choice but there were several forums for bikes that
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by Moto7451 2y ago
You’re comparing the wrong computer to the high end of x86. Apple is doing it with Desktop M2 Ultra/M3 Max series chips and AWS with Graviton vs server chips. Apple has already caught Intel in single core. If power didn’t matter to App
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Yup, and instead 68k, PA-RISC, Alpha, PPC, and others all fell to x86. ARM is clearly here to stay and took some of the 68k, PPC, MIPS, and low end/embedded x86 use cases. Since the industry loves the idea of displaced incumbents we’ll
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I don’t know about the political stuff that poster is talking about but this is true for quite a few small stores that transitioned to mail order as Amazon really took off. If you couldn’t handle complaints quickly enough or had too many fl
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by Moto7451 2y ago
> why is being in a car a special case? Cars are expensive to modify if possible at all. My recent make Audi and Porsches, aside from being completely unreliable, have no ability to have a third party head unit due to module coding lock
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by Moto7451 2y ago
There’s a difference between having natural human biases you try to avoid when reporting by using the usual context sentence (where, when, to whom something was stated), quote, appositive denoting speaker, quote format and writing “this guy
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by Moto7451 2y ago
So… is the way for these institutions to “win” by performing a large scale Prisoner’s Dilemma exercise by all admitting at least one legacy student at the next opportunity?
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by Moto7451 2y ago
In the other thread about this it was mentioned macOS and many flavors of Linux don’t install the specific package or invoke cupsd as needed and shut it down when printing is complete. The instructions given in the article state they’re jus
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Internet speeds and prices are all over the place in the US. I pay $60 per month for 1Gb synchronous fiber (which really performs at 1.2 synchronous, yay me) at my house and $60 per month for 500/30 cable internet at my rental. Two dif
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I actually run a product in this space in Europe as part of my portfolio. To echo your recommendation point; How we do it is pretty much the industry works. We give the low, mid, and high points in our data set based on what variables you i
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by Moto7451 2y ago
With my 9 my watch sometimes falls off my charger as a result of it being 3D printed and my watch having a rubber case on it. The result is sometimes I don’t get a good charge for a day or two and it chugs along. On the newer watches it pre
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I have a rack in my house and I hate it. My friend has a Home Theater/AV side business and my wife wanted to have a huge TV and audio setup in the basement of our new home. My wife gave the vague spec of “I don’t want to see that” when
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Depending on your setting for a lack rack, you’re better off just framing out 2x4s into a box rather than going through the effort of replacing the legs.
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I worked at a non Databricks using organization and sharing Jupyter notebooks hosted on Kubernetes ended up being such a difficult endeavor that an ops team was hired for it. I don’t think we really got positive ROI on this but some people
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by Moto7451 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_involvement_in_r... Not every case will fit the parent’s criteria but it’s important to understand how the US’ realpolitik has affected the world. We (the US) are not always
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I’ve received one call in my life from such a relay service. I worked the phones at a retail shop selling specialty sports equipment. It was a normal call aside from some delays due to the typing and a brief introduction to explain that the
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I think your point here can be more generalized. Why should someone expect reading memory to benefit from async code? The fact that the memory in this case has an access layer with exploitable latency is where the chatter about this stems f
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by Moto7451 2y ago
https://slate.com/business/2022/06/wilhoits-law-conservative... Here’s an interview with the actual author. The quote has its own interesting history.

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