babesh

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by babesh 5y ago
Yes if you agree to iCloud terms as far as I can tell.
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by babesh 5y ago
iCloud Terms and Conditions include If you agree to the terms of service, they can change it at any time and not tell you if there are governmental reasons. Furthermore, you agree to not use the services for things that Apple seems unlawful
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by babesh 5y ago
What's up with the iCloud terms and conditions?
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by babesh 5y ago
Governments don’t generally do it that way. Usually they just seize assets. That is because if you print exadollars then either the assets rise in value in proportion or beyond a certain point, implode, making the country as a whole poorer.
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by babesh 5y ago
I have mostly good experiences with respect to the quality of products that I buy from Amazon. However, I think this is because I don't take recommendations at face value. Instead, I look at multiple products, research them, and evalua
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by babesh 5y ago
I suspect that it goes beyond lip reading. Deaf people can't speak as well because there is no feedback mechanism of hearing their own voice. So you need a mechanism for them to communicate outbound in addition to the inbound lip readi
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by babesh 5y ago
No I am not. If it was 113kWh net that would mean 25kWh (18%) is their buffer for a 138kWh battery. That Tesla battery has a 10kWh (9%) buffer for a 110kWh battery. That 25kWh (18%) buffer seems way too big. Also, Rob Maurer was guesstimat
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by babesh 5y ago
Several observations: This is just how company politics works. Those executives wouldn't be in their positions if they didn't look out for themselves first. Also it is turtles most of the way down. This experience should be a good
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by babesh 5y ago
https://twitter.com/TroyTeslike/status/1438979124270452738?s... https://t.co/fGeTeJB2RR?amp=1 https://twitter.com/troyteslike/status/1438779359574298624?s... fueleconomy
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by babesh 5y ago
Forbes says 118kWh. https://youtu.be/X9VZGkyL6KY 11:32 Also, people are only considering net for range.
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by babesh 5y ago
I wonder if there is a good history of how the civil rights acts and Vietnam withdrawal actually happened. For instance, did the war protests really have that much effect or was it because the war was lost?
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by babesh 5y ago
Just like 114 is greater than 110. Just like 200 is greater than 110. Just like 110.1 is greater than 110. Basic logic and basic math. 13. Guess a number greater than than 10. Must be 13. See I told you so. Hahahahaha. If you so believe it
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by babesh 5y ago
Really? Here is what Lucid Motors tweeted today. https://twitter.com/lucidmotors/status/1438615868183744519?s... All they say is > 110kWh
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by babesh 5y ago
These aren't random people. These are prominent people in the Tesla community. Don't be so condescending and arrogant. More specifically Rob Maurer and Omar Qazi were looking into it. Here is Omar Qazi's speculation based on
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by babesh 5y ago
There are people on Twitter looking at the underlying efficiency numbers for highway and city who think it needs higher kWh than that. That link is from 2020 btw. We will probably soon find out.
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by babesh 5y ago
Lucid actually has some interesting tech/approaches to get this range. 1. Slightly more aerodynamic than the Model S 2. Smaller than the Model S. Remember the coefficient is calculated based on the cross sectional area so the smaller s
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All-in tech podcast: false ivermectin narratives(youtube.com)
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by babesh 5y ago
dang
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by babesh 5y ago
Sometimes on Hacker News, you won't get a right answer because it isn't in the Overton window.
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by babesh 5y ago
I have no issue with a capital gains tax. Nor do most people. The bigger issue is with just taxing capital. Also, this focus on capital is too narrow. It hides other forms of power that have captured our system: military, legal, media, etc.
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by babesh 5y ago
If you want to tax consumption, tax consumption not income. Don't go about it by indirect means. The reality is that the ultra rich consume far less of a percentage of their wealth/income than the average person. The other reality
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by babesh 5y ago
You still can't read and still can't follow logic and show your bias for the Democratic party. And the Democratic Party is pro environment and isn't hypocritical? > "Seem to be "pro-business", "small go
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by babesh 5y ago
Can you even read properly? The comment painted it as only Republican states being hypocritical. I called that out as bias and that BOTH parties were under regulatory capture. Sure. Let us now compare Tesla dealerships on a same population
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by babesh 5y ago
Those partial bans are effectively total bans because the numbers are so small. In fact, all the partial bans are in the single digits. For example, NY's partial ban is a grand total of 5 dealerships. This is a state with about 20 mill
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by babesh 5y ago
If a biased, willfully ignorant person would care to follow the link and actually read it, they would see Ohio, New York, Connecticut, New Jersey, Maryland, Wisconsin, and Pennsylvania on the list. Are any of these pro business, small gover
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by babesh 5y ago
The same is occurring in some Scandinavian countries.
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by babesh 5y ago
OnlyFans, models, successful real estate agents, certain categories of social influencers
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by babesh 5y ago
Give me a break. In 1998, John Glenn went to space when he was 77 years old. Don't tell me that he was physically fit. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Glenn There is also a big difference between commercial f
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by babesh 5y ago
Go look at ALL the other colleges. That is only one. https://www.webmd.com/vaccines/features/vaccines-for-college... EDIT: Example, University of Texas, https://www.healthyhorns.utexas.edu/required
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by babesh 5y ago
Totally not true about tetanus and other vaccines to go to college. EDIT: Meningitis is the exception.

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