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Yes. I have a lot of problems with the assertion ab ove you. It takes carbon to produce a ICE car too
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Gas Engines, and the People Behind Them, Are Cast Aside for Electric Vehicles
(wsj.com)
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> She was clearly targeted, ostracized, and fired for speaking her mind. I don’t agree with her statement, but academia is poisoning free speech under the guise of righteousness. Big claims, iff true.
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Ola Electric just got 100,000 bookings for their electric scooter in a week, and is building one of the largest EV factories on Earth. Same for ReVolt Motors in India. The magnitude of change can only be comprehended in the rear view mirro
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The Thermocline of Truth (2008)
(brucefwebster.com)
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This to me is also an indictment of the meta analysis field. If only one study completely skews your analysis and you don't know it, then it's just bad statistics on those authors' part too.
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Nim to me is basically compiled Python. I really root for it, but it honestly hasn't gotten the traction it deserves
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There is also ucx-py that can be used with dask_cuda for rapid GPU-GPU communication https://github.com/rapidsai/ucx-py
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I think they are decently well enough integrated now. Rather than starting a dask cluster, you can run dask on a Ray cluster https://docs.ray.io/en/master/dask-on-ray.html
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Also dask works pretty good all the way upto 200-250 CPU cores. It's pretty straightforward to build your code to use dask rather than numpy or pandas
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Why does it cost so much to build things in America?
(vox.com)
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Actually some Indian cuisines do need it. I think the best is to add some salt and sugar - that way your onions won't break down but still cook faster.
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Mutually Assured Destruction (MAD) dog
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I have personally experimented quite a lot with numba. When it works, it's great. However, numba can have very cryptic error messages making it difficult to debug. Which is why I switched to dask, which even though slower integrates be
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Yes as soon as I saw Heritage I knew that they would be pushing a agenda that would make Ayn Rand blush.
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Yes. Let's see how much cruft Rust has in 10-15 years as usage accelerates? For example Rust's GPU support is not great right now - and it may very well feel bolted on a few years down the line.
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Kodak – The Rise and Fall of an American Tech Giant
(theatlantic.com)
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No they are not making the choice. There is way too little information to make that choice. Which chicken package tells you how many weeks the chicken lived? And this type of demand is pretty inelastic. You can make a pound of chicken 25 ce
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She will in fact chair the FTC as per some reports.
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But FaceBook, Instagram and WhatsApp can and should be split into 3 separate companies. That itself will be a positive start.
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True. American tech and telecom is increasingly being looked at as being monopolistic. And this feeling is bipartisan, even if the starting arguments are different for each party.
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I think while the average European is fine, as the article alludes to European politicians aren't. In fact the last tech darling from Europe ended up as a massive scam - Wirecard.
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But Amazon Basics doesn't own the factories too - at least not yet. Same with Trader Joe's
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Smug tech bros high-fiving each other. What's new?
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Outline for those who are paywalled - https://outline.com/4Vk8VW
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Europe is now a corporate also-ran. Can it recover its footing?
(economist.com)
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Costco does too - Kirkland is their own brand. Same with Kroger's - Private Reserve
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Why do humans get acne? A hypothesis. (2020)
(sciencedirect.com)
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Can a Dress Shirt be Racist? (2016)
(wired.com)
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In fact confusion is good. It shows honesty, and is way more exciting to the scientific community. I think however the intersection and pop culture and science is what makes us queasy about scientific confusion. Often, while we don't k
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