adflux

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   by adflux 6y ago

   I'm sorry but I don't really think this is appropriate. Not only is he copying the maps Tolkien made himself, he is also copying his style and font typings almost 1:1... If this was open source work, sure. But he's charging q
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   by adflux 6y ago

   Correlation =/= causuation. Probably its caused by e-bikes being far more popular amongst the elderly. Here, in the Netherlands, typically only the elderly ride on e-bikes. Also, e-bikes allow the rider to go far faster than they would
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   by adflux 6y ago

   >From my own experience: go get therapy, meditation classes and Ritalin! This is your first advice. Anyway, no need to get pedantic. Fact is you're carelessly suggesting the use of some pretty heavy and specific medicine, to someone
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   by adflux 6y ago

   LOL. I'll just buy 6 Xiaomi ones for the same price. Can't be stolen my ass... They steal motorcycles (weighing over 150kgs) with audio alarms every day of the week. Toss em into a van with a GPS blocker and drive off! Done. Bye
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   by adflux 6y ago

   And child pornography content hosters are given 24 hours to remove it...
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   by adflux 6y ago

   Recommending Ritalin at all as a first response is dangerous as well...
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   by adflux 6y ago

   I think he means that people are complacent when things degrade slowly
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   by adflux 6y ago

   ... What the hell?
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   by adflux 6y ago

   Also anywhere in the Netherlands
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Hahahah it's like 3500 euro's in Europe. cries in socialism
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Volkswagen sells about 10 million cars per year. If the only advantage they have is more miles recorded, please tell me how Teslas lead cant be beat by a company which outsells it 20 to 1.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Another dumb post by someone who believes Tesla operates in a vacuum... Tesla is a very small player in terms of cars produced. Volkswagen has started outselling Tesla in some European countries. And dont forget about GM and Toyota. No le
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    by adflux 6y ago

    How can I reach these kiiiiiiiidssss
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Thanks for this :)
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    by adflux 6y ago

    As long as there aren't as much women studying all kinds of engineering, you're going to see disparaties in the workforce. Lets stop trying to force equal distribution but rather equal opportunity. Funny thing to see is that as a
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Love the armchair engineers who think they're gonna solve this better than billion dollar companies
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    by adflux 6y ago

    I have always found computers interesting. However maths was my worst subject so decided to study something more business-y... Hated it, saw the social network and was just enthralled by the idea of being able to make something that people
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    by adflux 6y ago

    So...?
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    by adflux 6y ago

    It's definitely a combination of all the things you've mentioned. Also men don't meet women if all they do is play games. I am a gamer myself and see this happening all around me.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Fewer men are having sex with about an equal amount of women. So there are a few men who statistically have the most sex and then the rest barely gets any. Tinder and the like very heavily favor attractive men. Then there's a whole bun
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    by adflux 6y ago

    You have visited the wrong places, then. Plenty of truly "unexplored" territory in e.g. the Amazon. You can go off the beaten path if you choose.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    When you try to dismiss nuclear, what alternative "clean energy" can you "turn on" when experiencing increased demand in energy? Can you turn on the sun or the wind?
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    by adflux 6y ago

    >The tinfoilhat-crowd (we call them 'wappies' in Dutch) A very divisive term which will only increase the divide between the "believers" and "nonbelievers". Please treat people who don't share your idea
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    by adflux 6y ago

    What in the name of god are these tourists(?) doing there !?
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    by adflux 6y ago

    A very misleading calculation. You don't need to absorb ALL co2 currently being output by Americans. A large percentage of that is already being converted/stored by algae / trees So the baseline isn't "we need to st
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    by adflux 6y ago

    "they have figured out what it takes to build EVs at scale". https://www.goodcarbadcar.net/2020-us-auto-sales-figures-by-... Tesla really doesnt produce that many cars. IMO EV is just another car. I would argue it
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Yeah I've seen that one. It's the edge cases which will take a lot of time to smoothen out. Aside from never being able to notice things like someone walking on the sidewalk with headphones on who looks like he's going to cro
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    by adflux 6y ago

    I personally feel like the "Elon Factor" is slowly turning on him as people find him more and more childish and cringy. Would be interested to see how his public perception has changed over the decade.
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    by adflux 6y ago

    This is not an analysis, this is grabbing a bunch of numbers out of the air without supporting arguments... "Autonomous Ride-Hail Revenue (net, billions)" $327 billion in 2025? FSD won't be out by then, I am certain. The edge
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    by adflux 6y ago

    Definition of perverse incentive. How do you imagine this to work?