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Who is gating full videos? All I've seen is Patreon as a gratis or else early video releases. I'm not doubting it exists, but it must be in some niche I'm not aware of. I'm interested to see how that might work.
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#WWPGD
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If you really want to be humbled, go watch an automatic transmission rebuild on YT. It's like they're casting spells with their hands.
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Being flexible is key. Some jobs benefit so much from equipment and skill that it won't ever make sense to DIY. Some jobs are just a bunch of labor that you could do, and probably do better because you care to do it right. DIY solar s
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Sampling addresses variance, not confounding factors. If the sample is not representative of the broader population, then in no way will any amount of sampling correct that error. Observational studies often involve quite large samples, but
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I can explain it, but the most intuitive explanation comes from simply looking at the sats. https://satellitemap.space/indexA.html (Try to ignore the closely bunched satellites; those haven't spread out yet.) They'
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When it comes to timeline, it's very wise.
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There are different ways to think about it, but I find this the most illustrative. Mining is about authorship of the blockchain. The system is simple enough; people broadcast transactions, and they get collected and entered into a shared l
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Using liquid water as your moderator really constrains how hot you can go.
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The force curve precluded single-certification without MCAS, but I haven't seen any claim that it would not be certified at all. 'Stable' is the critical term, and is loosely defined. In reality, the force curves always devi
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Fruit ages pretty well in general, but I'd strongly suspect that Magic Hat had DO levels back then that would horrify the industry today.
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Cask is a sub-genre in the UK as well, limping along with a hyper-nationalist identity. Dude is feigning ignorance.
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PC seems very confused about how niche cask ale is (even in the UK), but the point does still stand to a degree. Some styles do have quite short shelf lives, namely the ubiquitously popular IPAs. Even with miniscule DO (dissolved oxygen) l
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Transaction fees are a real issue with Bitcoin. Most of the time, they are suitable for standard payment amounts, but they can spike to quite high levels that make only large amounts worth transacting. This is due to network capacity limit
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There is something of a precedent for this when Luke Jr. tried to blacklist addresses he found morally objectionable. https://bitcoinexchangeguide.com/bitcoin-gentoo-client-takeo... Obviously this is a developer issue, not
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Definitely don't look up 'gene drive' then :)
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Worth noting that Twitch usually doesn't make a statement about bans / ban reasons. This is Finegold's claim, and he is far from a neutral party. Also the specific issue was reading the email address, not the message. This,
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Perhaps shareholders would take their oversight responsibilities seriously if there were real financial consequences.
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Naked preference for big telecos on display.
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Ultimately, you can smelt them. It's not very economical, but the elements don't go away. Ideally, you'd be able to 'refresh' the electrode material inexpensively. This involves removing lithium plating from the a
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The C-rate of each cell doesn't change, so the charge time doesn't have to change. It depends on having a suitably powerful charger, but that's not a big issue to install at some warehouses.
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0-60 certainly is not the important metric for this application, perhaps aside from rural routes. Most residential delivery, you're maxing out at 30mph.
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The lip service was in an era of small-m millions for EV investment. The past 3-4 years have seen capital-B Billions of investment from most of the major automakers. Some are more aggressive than others, but they're all genuinely star
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Money is cheap, and where else would you put it? The market is effective at allocating funds among equities, but the overall valuation of the equities market is another issue entirely.
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Home sales are seasonal. They peak in the summer at over double the rate of the winter. This occurs in all regions of the US. Your observation does not deviate notably from typical market behavior.
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> the full tech tree Thanks to modding, such a thing does not exist. Bob's & Angel's is the most popular big mod. Krastorio2 is a recent 'vanilla+' offering that I've been enjoying a lot recently. The '
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This is incorrect. Nearly all transmission and most distribution in the US is done with three phases. Commercial and industrial access to three phase is very common, though this will vary by region/utility. Residential access is less
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That's not a generalizable solution. Some people want more expensive bikes, namely electric bikes that provide more mobility, and to a vastly greater number of people. It also suggests that there will always be a class of vulnerable bi
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Don't lose sight of reality; business closings left and right, layoffs, pay cuts, etc. Don't let the zero-hedge crowd turn you off to arguments about funny-money from the fed. This is a fairly predictable result. Fed supplies mo
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Tesla is going ham with thixotropic aluminum casting. Big-ass machines, big-ass castings, no heat-treat. The goal is to get that down to a single casting. Not only does this simplify production further, but you can do it with no machining
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