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by aredox 2y ago
Whataboutism (and comparing wildly different things, muddling them into a superficial similarity) is going to kill your country.
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by aredox 2y ago
>As an adolescent, I remember sleeping eight-, nine-, 10-hour periods. Now if I can do two or three hours at a stretch, I feel vaguely triumphant. Wow. So little sleep is very bad for health (mental and physical).
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by aredox 2y ago
DOGE is not "an audit of the government". It is a propaganda exercise based on lies, whose only effect will be to make the government - and citizens - lose more money (for ex. see NOAA). https://doge.muskwatch.com/
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by aredox 2y ago
LiFePo are really heavy though, too heavy for practicality for bikes. Let's hope that sodium-ion can fill that niche.
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by aredox 2y ago
Their weight make them uncommon for bikes, and more common for boats and camper vans (places with high temperature fluctuations, intermittent power recharge through solar panels, need for reliability, and where you don't want the sligh
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by aredox 2y ago
>Lithium on paper has better energy density because of where the element sits on the periodic table. Sodium is pretty close though. So, it's unlikely to push lithium out of the market for a lot of use cases. With less thermal manage
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by aredox 2y ago
Then who voted into law the current accountability and transparency laws?
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by aredox 2y ago
It's funny; unethical human experimentation during that period is often excused as "it was common practice at the time" (to "forget" to consult patients before enrolling them into experiments), and here we have peop
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by aredox 2y ago
It makes sense that there are several heuristics. After all, "Thinking: Fast and Slow" already makes the point that human brains have several layers of processing with different advantages and drawbacks depending on situations.
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by aredox 2y ago
Please tell me that next you've written an Excel file with macros etc. to explain why you should be allowed to play EvE Online at 3 in the morning?
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The SPIRAL program generation system(spiral.net)
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by aredox 2y ago
Tesla managed to fumble attaching flat metallic panels to a frame. What a joke of a company. They survive on battery tech, and software, but the rest of their engineering is dismal.
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by aredox 2y ago
You know the couriers got punished for it? Whereas you enjoyed free stuff
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by aredox 2y ago
>- The Myanmar stuff we already knew about. It's bad. It seems negligent, but not like Zuckerburg wants to drown babies (all the FANG don't want to hire moderators and want to solve everything with machines) Translation: "
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by aredox 2y ago
Posted on an international video sharing site, with global teams. But don't worry, the decoupling is happening.
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by aredox 2y ago
Even the "bad countries" like Greece have bought a lot of German stuff: cars, weapons... https://library.fes.de/pdf-files/bueros/athen/20974.pdf
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by aredox 2y ago
This is a nice follow-up: https://dynomight.net/car-trouble/
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by aredox 2y ago
Better to point you to the vast corpus out there rather than try to rehash it: https://www.britannica.com/art/catharsis-criticism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catharsis https://www.per
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by aredox 2y ago
Except that Trump is visibly insane in almost everyone of his interactions; and if we focus on the narrow topic of those mouse studies, their goal was to find ill effects of HRT - so scientists were literally looking for bad things HRT cou
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by aredox 2y ago
Your fellow citizens are liars too, and refuse to take responsability for their choices and actions - such as who they voted for.
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by aredox 2y ago
Lots of countries have settled on a local marketplace before FB arrived. E.g. in New Zealand, https://www.trademe.co.nz/ is too big to be displaced. First mover advantage, nimbleness, and filters appropriate to regional dif
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by aredox 2y ago
Except the methodology biases the response: phone-only vs. in-person for example.
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by aredox 2y ago
It is correct, as the White House's childish response doesn't address "making mouses transgender" at all, and this was Trump's claim.
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by aredox 2y ago
Can't handle "locker-room banter"? You won't be missed.
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by aredox 2y ago
>Anecdotally, a lot of people don't really understand/care about bicycle gears, and stick it to the heaviest and call it a day (on city bikes it's not that heavy, they can dance when it's tougher, and just get off and
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by aredox 2y ago
This is the result of “programmer time is more expensive than computer time” (which means "than user time"). https://tonsky.me/blog/disenchantment/
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by aredox 2y ago
>His "attempt" at self-driving is better than most of the industry, at a fraction of the cost. Because it was an unserious hack, like him. https://venturebeat.com/ai/comma-ai-cancels-self-driving-car...
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by aredox 2y ago
geohot is a deeply unserious person. (See also: his attempt at self-driving, and his "internship" at x/twitter under Elon)
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by aredox 2y ago
Nice write-up. For something so thin, your soldering woes aren't surprising. The standard way to manage that would have been to solder everything in one go on a hot plate (reflow soldering). https://www.youtube.com/watc
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by aredox 2y ago
>The tariffs on Mexico/Canada are to get them to step up and stop the flow of drugs and illegal immigrants into our country. They did take action. Trump slapped them anyway, without Trump asking anything more. >He has said this n

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