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by ac29 2y ago
Works for me. WebGPU support is behind a couple flags on Linux: https://github.com/gpuweb/gpuweb/wiki/Implementation-Status
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by ac29 2y ago
Works in fish, I'll have to remember that one
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by ac29 3y ago
Sun filled is GE: https://www.gelighting.com/sunlight-light-bulbs
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by ac29 3y ago
Thats not an EV?
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by ac29 3y ago
> They announced a plan to bring Model 2 out Have a link? The stories I read said they specifically declined to comment on Model 2
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by ac29 3y ago
Automated emergency breaking systems can prevent a lot of those already. That feature is available in Level 0 systems.
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by ac29 3y ago
The most common rate plan in California (at least with PGE) is a time of use plan. While the daytime rates are less expensive than the evening peak rates, both are very expensive compared to just about anywhere else.
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by ac29 3y ago
Model S is 402mi (EPA range). Thats not 1000km, but its much more than half.
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by ac29 3y ago
5GHz is a 6cm wavelength. Building glass will have a non-zero amount of attenuation but shouldn't be a particularly problematic building material.
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by ac29 3y ago
I'm not going to argue that public EV charging is always convenient. It certainly sounds like it isnt where you are. But where I am, >95% of chargers have real time availability via app or web. You can schedule notifications for whe
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by ac29 3y ago
> The renewable generation meeting the total demand is over most of the day The article says renewable supply exceeded demand for “0.25-6 h per day”. This is great, but its not most of the day.
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by ac29 3y ago
>There are only parking space with charging available for 2 cars in a 4km radius in my neighborhood. Charging that is anyway not cost effective. I wonder if the two things are related. There are hundreds of EV chargers within 4km of wher
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by ac29 3y ago
Those electricity prices are way off for California. PGE, which serves most of the state, charges over $0.30/kwh even off peak with a EV focused rate plan. Peak rates on any plan are much, much higher.
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by ac29 3y ago
Picking a Jaguar is a little disingenuous as luxury cars like that are often sold fairly quickly as their owners can afford to buy/lease new cars more or less as often as they would like. Unless they are going straight to landfill for
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by ac29 3y ago
> Unfortunately, neither in this article, nor on the company site, is there any kind of estimated price for their "Bioalbumen" From the article: "Onego Bio is close to reaching competitive price points to traditional ways
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by ac29 3y ago
That Metra project looks interesting, they are buying battery powered trainsets: https://metra.com/newsroom/metra-buying-battery-powered-trai... 45-65 miles range, and 20-30 minutes to charge 20->80%. Better than I
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by ac29 3y ago
Habana was an acquisition and their use of TSMC predates the acquisition.
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by ac29 3y ago
Backblaze is unprofitable and publicly traded, a combination which cant last forever. They raised B2 prices 20% last year, I wouldnt be surprised to see more increases if they continue to burn through cash.
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by ac29 3y ago
The FCC doesnt do a lot of enforcement, but there is certainly more than zero. I see about a dozen enforcement actions this year here: https://www.fcc.gov/enforcement/orders?page=1 These are mostly violations for trans
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by ac29 3y ago
Flipper Zero doesnt have wifi (though there are external solutions). Probably easier to do what you describe with a laptop or smartphone.
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by ac29 3y ago
M2 is just the physical connector. It can carry PCIe, USB, and SATA.
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by ac29 3y ago
He bought 74 houses at an average price of $2000 each. I'd suspect many of not most of them were in uninhabitable condition, at least without additional investment and maintenance.
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by ac29 3y ago
That solves the no phone line problem, not the no modem problem
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by ac29 3y ago
You can use runtime power limits to put yourself pretty much anywhere on the performance-efficiency curve you want, within thermal limits. Reducing the power limit will reduce heat/fan noise and can improve perf/watt. On Linux, se
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by ac29 3y ago
No need for rumours, their S-1 is available. And no, they are not profitable. They spent something like $800M on staff last year, which is insane to me.
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by ac29 3y ago
Any reason you dont just use an ad blocker? I havent seen an ad on Twitter... ever? And yes, this includes mobile.
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by ac29 3y ago
Hmm, seems to not be available for my Pixel 6. The github looks very active but there hasnt been a release there (or Google Play or Fdroid) in over 2 years.
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by ac29 3y ago
Most seafood in the US is frozen at some point, regardless of if you are near the coast or not. And, yes, this includes most "fresh" fish, which generally just means recently thawed. There may be exceptions if it is caught locally
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by ac29 3y ago
> We use the data to find people with open recalls where Toyota doesn't know who the current owner is. Shouldnt this be able to go through the State? My state informed me of a recall on a vehicle that I bought used.
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by ac29 3y ago
The quoted ~100-120GBps is going to be quad-channel LPDDR4

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