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by baking 3y ago
What is your cost per mile? My 2017 Honda Accord Hybrid is running at 9 cents per mile at current gas prices ($3.30 per gallon) and that is purely city driving. Maybe 6 cents per mile on the highway.
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Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Akira_Yoshino
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I assume this is what is being referred to: https://spectrum.ieee.org/lithium-ion-battery-disruption-rea...
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Wasn't he working on solid state batteries?
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I assume he means one of the inventors who are not dead.
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Data is from the US Census which has a narrow view of relationships.
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Over a 12-year age cohort, 19% more men are single. That could be explained by women in relationships being 2.28 years younger on average. Seems about right to me. Of course, older women are more likely to be single (widowed, divorced, o
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I was happily single until my mid-thirties and wasn't even really looking for a relationship. I realize now that getting married probably saved my life. Married men life much longer than single men because they have someone to tell t
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by baking 4y ago
I think we have to be approaching the "thousands of miles per year" stage. The TF magnet demoed at CFS/MIT had 166 miles of tape and "contained close to 10% of the world’s supply of commercially available HTS" at t
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Fusion is usually measured by the detection of neutrons at the proper energy level for the fusion reaction you are looking for. H-Boron fusion does not release neutrons (or at least enough to measure) but alpha particles instead. TAE teste
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Is test-your-stuff day common where you are from? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_highest-income_countie...
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If you don't like/trust your car dealer go to another one. Just make sure that they don't keep you from leaving. When they ask to make a copy of your drivers license make sure you get it back right away. Don't hand ov
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by baking 4y ago
Where was the opposition research? The opponent can feed stuff they find to the friendly press.
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Yeah, I also stopped reading at that point. It should have said "the square of the differences." My take is it probably saw "(x - a)^2" and put "difference" ahead of "square" simply because of the o
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by baking 4y ago
I got you. I said "implied threat" meaning that someone who was having second thoughts before wiring the money is thinking about what could go wrong if they didn't wire the money, and not what could go wrong if they did. As
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The twist was the check was to cover his purchase of computer and supplies for his home office and after he deposits it he is told to wire $8,000 to a vendor for the equipment. Implied threat is that he is stealing from them if he doesn&#x
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I assume they need to worry about scratches. An XXXXXL clean room bootie wouldn't work because it would pick up sand and grit as you walk across the panels.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSPI0xkTifI
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I used to spend a lot of nights after work in the reference room of the Boston Public Library in the 1980's. They closed at 9pm, but until then they would get phone calls from guys in bars to settle arguments. I think of them every t
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Personal anecdote, but I have a strong feeling that if you never clean your ears, you never feel the need to. But once you start cleaning them, and you feel the difference it becomes something that is hard to stop doing. I wish I had never
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by baking 4y ago
If you take the previous year's tax and pay that as your estimated tax (split into quarters) you avoid any penalty. Only issue is if your income drops significantly from one year to the next but you can always calculate your taxes in
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by baking 4y ago
What's funny is they no longer try to force you to create an account. I used to use nitter.net to browse someone's history, but now I can do it on Twitter apparently with no restrictions.
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Designed by Draper Labs, manufactured by Northrup. My father-in-law worked on inertial guidance for Draper and retired in 1989, but I don't know if he ever worked on this project. Some things he wouldn't talk about because of se
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by baking 4y ago
For those wondering about the significance, Scott Galloway has been saying all week that someone should be whispering this in Elon Musk's ear.
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I had a girlfriend who worked for Donovan while she was a sophomore at MIT in 1979/80 at Advanced Information Systems & Services (AISS) 219 Vassar St. They brought in business types and showed them what a computer was, how to inse
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by baking 4y ago
Everything sucks at first. That doesn't make it disruptive or good or gives you any information as to how it will work in the future.
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Also, transportation of fuel by animal power was inefficient so basing the steam engine at the source of the fuel (a coal mine) was the only practical first application. It wasn't until the steam engine was perfected that it made sens
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Part 10 has the whole list: https://jeromeaparis.substack.com/p/financing-offshore-wind-... (or you can just change the number in the URL.)
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For Deuterium-Tritium reactions, the easiest to achieve, 80% of the energy is contained in neutrons which pass through the first wall and must be captured in a blanket. The rest of the energy could be carried to the first wall by photons,
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Eli Yablonovitch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8-KEdmG-WU His conclusion is to bury fast-growing high lignin crops in clay lined landfills. Carbohydrates do breakdown into CO2 over time.

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