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811.
by barbazoo 1y ago
One or two tabs though?! /s
812.
by barbazoo 1y ago
I know very little of chemistry and how batteries are produced, so from that level I'm imagining that once a battery is deemed to have reached end-of-life, it will have to get shipped somewhere, be recycled/refurbished for which p
813.
by barbazoo 1y ago
What about from an environmental standpoint if we think about that these Lithium--Ion batteries will have to be replaced and recycled every (as the article says, not sure if true) <12 years. We have a history of not pricing in negative e
814.
by barbazoo 1y ago
> If you know your neighbors, you are less likely to run them down on your e-bike. And if you know your neighbor and maybe even rely on them somehow, it makes it much easier to accept certain behavior or opinions for example. It's m
815.
by barbazoo 1y ago
I think of it as more of a probability question. There is a much greater chance of a person having two copies of chromosome 21 instead of three. "Normal" often carries some form of judgement but I guess technically you are correct
816.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Agree. It's a pain completely self inflicted by the airline industry. Same as always, benefits are experienced by some (shareholders) and the pain by many (passengers, employees).
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> A lot of Canadian Airports SUCK, and this then gives the perception of Air Canada making a mess of things. I've only ever flown out of YVR and I have nothing bad to say about AC, so the airport could be a factor!
818.
by barbazoo 1y ago
No one sees the same political ads. Everyone sees a customized version of whatever lie they want to tell you. Get that shit out of the shadows and out in the public where everyone can see who says what. They shouldn’t be whispering what the
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> Donald Trump’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) labeled the grant a “wasteful DEI program”, though advocates say the move is an act of cruelty. Drinking water in some parts of the Monterey county region, which largely produces str
820.
by barbazoo 1y ago
I was thinking wealth inequality, mental health, etc. > Trump orders crackdown on homeless encampments nationwide He went another way, it’s almost comical if it weren’t so sad.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
What is “normal development”? And doesn’t that describe the process, not the outcome? If the outcome is happiness, who knows who has it better?!
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> Think about how many people who support this stuff would be screaming bloody murder if some developer bought their neighbor's lot and coordinated with some other local developers to submit all their proposals for the most hard to
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by barbazoo 1y ago
The problem is people not cars or bikes because we rarely take into account how what we do affects other people. Riding my bike, I try to always consider the delta in speed between me and other folks. Sure I can speed along the walkway if t
824.
by barbazoo 1y ago
> I really don't understand HN's love affair with nuclear. s/HN/Individuals
825.
by barbazoo 1y ago
> “The problem with Trump is that he doesn’t read,” said another person with direct knowledge of the PDB discussions. “He’s on broadcast all the time.”
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by barbazoo 1y ago
> With trunk-based development, we naturally commit (and push) more frequently to mainline. If we commit repeatedly to a remote mainline, we produce more frequent builds. If we produce more frequent builds, we uncover more problems soone
827.
by barbazoo 1y ago
F150 lightning sales are about double compared to Cybertruck.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Oh I was just assuming, it’s not a strongly held belief. I’m just trying to make sense of the situation. It’s a shit car, ugly as hell, everyone hates it, etc you don’t see that very often nowadays. Everything is usually so sterile and rese
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by barbazoo 1y ago
And everyone you ask has a slightly different situation so no generic solution does it. We’ll have to spend some money and retrofit at least where possible. We’ll need free level 2 chargers wherever people congregate. And folks will probab
830.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Yeah maybe starting with what they’re doing in places in Europe where gradually emission requirements become more strict.
831.
by barbazoo 1y ago
This is not at all my experience after 2.5 years and 20,000km. It’s kinda obvious that it’s completely up to the driver.
832.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Was Cybertruck supposed to be a Mars vehicle first and consumer car second or vice versa or not related at all? I’m imagining Musk seeing the need for a Mars vehicle and gambling that maybe people on earth will like it too. In that context
833.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Truly groundbreaking stuff.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
Folks, check out your local library, ours has radon test devices.
835.
by barbazoo 1y ago
Which I wouldn’t assume based on an HN post.
836.
by barbazoo 1y ago
That huge chain though.
837.
by barbazoo 1y ago
People with 10kg chains around their neck might not be the kind of people that you can tell no to.
838.
by barbazoo 1y ago
As a developer to me these coding/productivity agents are akin to the invention of the spreadsheets. All of a sudden I can do so many things I couldn’t before. I’m genuinely trying to understand why anyone in the profession wouldn’t b
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by barbazoo 1y ago
I don’t like that the fact that an agent was used to write the code is bleeding into runtime of that code. Personally I see the agent as a tool but at the end of the day I have to make the code mine and that includes writing error handling
840.
by barbazoo 1y ago
I doubt that the personality that leads to this behavior would accept being told not to do something by anyone.

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