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10mo ago
Would ASML be able to produce these machines without parts from the US? My guess is no, because they represent the culmination of decades of research across the entire developed world.
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10mo ago
Thank God our president is known for making cool, rational decisions, or else we might be screwed.
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10mo ago
The truth is that Russia is suffering because of this, but they've been able to maintain a semblance of normality by building some parts themselves and obtaining the rest from China. Their fleet of Boeing and Airbus jetliners is slowly
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10mo ago
You can call it fearmongering but I can point to the whole of human history and tell you that not only has it happened, at a certain point it is inevitable. I can point at Ukraine, right now, as an example of what happens when one country a
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10mo ago
Insofar as the country being conquered and Americans being slaughtered wholesale would be against our economic interests lol There are clear national security reasons for the government to prop up shipbuilding and semiconductors.
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10mo ago
Building data centers is undoubtedly asset creation, though.
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10mo ago
I've used ketamine, it's not like you use it once and it destroys your mind. Using it nightly for a few months though? The effect on your brain looks like CTE.
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10mo ago
The ridiculous valuation depends on him. Firing him would cause it to plummet back to earth.
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10mo ago
Dude, nobody with a brain thinks he would have succeeded without the subsidies and support, but that still doesn't invalidate his achievements. It's really annoying that I'm defending him because I find him reprehensible, but
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10mo ago
Supposedly the South African side of his family is actually pretty reasonable - it's the Canadian side that had the virulent racists.
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10mo ago
It's not the weed that fried his brain, it's the ketamine. That moment where he smoked up on camera seems to coincide pretty well with him losing his mind, though.
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10mo ago
You say that like they bought something off the shelf which just worked the first time they used it. They did not - it was a collaboration and Tesla spent a lot of money and time to get it to work. I'm not gonna link the articles, but
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10mo ago
Nobody with any knowledge at all is claiming that Elon Musk invented electric cars. The simple truth is that he made electric cars viable competitors to gas-powered cars. His genius is not that he invented them, it's that he profitabl
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10mo ago
It's a bold claim that LLMs are useless for formal verification when people have been hooking them up to proof assistants for a while. I think that it's probably not a terrible idea; the LLM might make some mistakes in the spec b
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10mo ago
I think that change happened well after G+ was dead
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10mo ago
Sure, but if the complaint is "this was a public road and now you're adding a toll lane" then this is what applies.
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10mo ago
I suppose "regulation" would be more accurate, and it only applies to HOV lanes that receive funding from a specific source: https://ops.fhwa.dot.gov/freewaymgmt/hovguidance/chapter4.ht... This covers pr
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10mo ago
In the US, toll roads are required by law to maintain a certain minimum speed. The price is set based on that.
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10mo ago
EVs no longer have HOV access.
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10mo ago
You cannot update the registration on your car if you have outstanding fines (at least in CA, but probably in most states). Driving a car without a registration will (in theory) get you pulled over, and eventually your car will be impounded
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10mo ago
If it's a question of fairness, the guy you're replying to has a point. If it's a question of civilization... well, toll roads are kind of inextricable from civilized society.
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10mo ago
Don't forget that having lanes which are guaranteed to be congestion-free is useful to everyone, not just the rich. If you're in SF and you get a call that your mother is in the hospital in SJ and it's 5pm, you would happily
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10mo ago
I really would like to see a citation for how adding new, congestion-free lanes with limited opportunities for merging to an already congested highway makes it worse.
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10mo ago
I guess this is an old engine, but it's bizarre to me that fuel efficiency could be a factor for something this slow and light.
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10mo ago
Seniors are almost all on Medicare and have obesity-related health issues more frequently than young people.
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10mo ago
You're delusional if you think this is an apolitical take.
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10mo ago
This is a factual discussion of the president sending undesirables to a concentration camp in a foreign country. It's certainly not hysterical. If this is emotional slop to you and you feel the need to complain about it, maybe you SHO
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10mo ago
The physical medium which can be exchanged for goods and services?
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10mo ago
> or the CCP route (clip the wings of the Icaruses who fly too high). This seems like a great way for the monied interests from WITHIN the party to just take full control. > Go with either the FDR route (94% tax rate) The reason why t
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10mo ago
Poorly, though, and with lots of edge cases and foot guns to make you miserable once your code calls out to numpy or gets some JSON.
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