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by Smoosh 3y ago
94% grid-to-battery efficiency, according to this article on the SAE J2954 standard. https://www.greencarreports.com/news/1130055_wireless-ev-cha...
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by Smoosh 3y ago
How about this article? There's even a nice graph. https://www.transportandlogisticsme.com/smart-sea-freight/sh...
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by Smoosh 3y ago
"Gradually and then suddenly."
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by Smoosh 3y ago
Clarus?
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by Smoosh 3y ago
It seems to me that targeting phones with built-in spying should be a higher priority for the USA than targeting TikTok.
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by Smoosh 3y ago
> me as user This becomes more complicated when Siri is the interface on a homepod in a shared area. Who's data and preferences should be used? Ideally it would recognise different voices and give that person's data priority, b
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by Smoosh 3y ago
I see mention in the article of content creation. But are search engines working on task-related personal assistants? For one example, If I want to take a holiday, could an assistant work out the best dates (based upon preferences of availa
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by Smoosh 3y ago
There shouldn't even be a copyright issue for a work released in 1971 - over 50 years ago. Surely the work should be in the public domain in any reasonable system.
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by Smoosh 3y ago
The 1970's BBC series, "The Body In Question" [0] explained the functioning of the body as understood through medical history and I found it very interesting that the latest technology was always used as a metaphor (and somet
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by Smoosh 3y ago
This is a list of accounts, not persons. One person could be operating several of these accounts.
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by Smoosh 3y ago
> you've got to put in significant work for each Even Apple themselves couldn't expend the effort to make an iPad version of their vaunted new Classical music app: https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2023/0
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by Smoosh 3y ago
> Breakthrough in computer vision was what enabled us to ship the first stand-alone VR device Is there any truth to this statement? I suspect it's all just spin to avoid admitting that the whole metaverse thing was a huge waste of t
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by Smoosh 3y ago
Mainly because the maze is empty to start with, and the water must flow simultaneously to all points equidistant from the entry until the exit is "found".
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by Smoosh 3y ago
I feel that one of the differences is that a wire is "full" of electrons already, and more are reluctant to enter the wire unless there is an exit path, but as soon as there is a path the current/charge/emf flow occurs a
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by Smoosh 3y ago
> leads to a world where government entities have huge amounts of power over us Aren't we already there? Because power must be ceded to government so that it can govern?
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by Smoosh 3y ago
> it wakes you up at 5am by loudly vomiting up a furball onto the carpet.
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by Smoosh 4y ago
Is people just a large enough sample of person that a few extreme outliers creep in?
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by Smoosh 4y ago
Presumably, other than theirs.
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by Smoosh 4y ago
There are also these type of "ceramic substrate" bulbs which claim to give longer life. I suspect other compromises in the construction may negate that. https://www.sansiled.com/blogs/learn/what-are-the-b
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by Smoosh 4y ago
Me too - standard 12V and 5V rails run throughout the house would be great. I even thought about a wallpaper with conductive strips so the power could be invisibly delivered to any part of any room and "tapped" with a push-into-th
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by Smoosh 4y ago
> get lost From Daring Fireball: According to https://twitter.com/adamcurry/status/1639396942345117696 His actual words were “fuck them”.
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by Smoosh 4y ago
Will he be remunerated the same as a barista for that time? I'd guess not. And that is an important part of the motivation/attitude.
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by Smoosh 4y ago
I agree about this with Michael Crichton, author of the novel State of Fear, and famous Climate Change denier.
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by Smoosh 4y ago
"A program running on z/OS and the zSeries mainframe can run with 24-, 31-, or 64-bit addressing (and can switch among these if needed)." https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/cics-ts/5.4?topic=basics-24-
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by Smoosh 4y ago
I find it ironic/tragic that many of the managers who don't trust their staff to work from home are the most likely to abuse that situation themselves.
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by Smoosh 4y ago
Excuse me, I have to go to the store to get a refill for my sarcasm detector. Your one comment completely emptied the tank.
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by Smoosh 4y ago
Have you been waiting for this moment, for all your life? Oh lord.
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by Smoosh 4y ago
> "the old men shouting at clouds" (ahem... I mean "old people shouting at clouds" xd)? Unless there was an earlier reference, this was from The Simpsons, where Grandpa Simpson was the subject. In this case "old
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by Smoosh 4y ago
Possibly a way to work around United States v. Jones with some plausible deniability or parallel construction. "When we shot the car with the dart there was a crime taking place. We then tracked (for several days) using GPS until we we
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by Smoosh 4y ago
Amazing how American Freedom™ doesn't extend to self-determination.

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