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by barney54 3y ago
I a few years ago I talked to people from Honda about their fuel cell plans. They laid out how many fuel cell vehicles they were planning on selling and it wasn’t that many. What was left unsaid is that they lost money on every vehicle and
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by barney54 3y ago
Zoom just works. Teams usually works, but there are random issues from time to time.
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by barney54 3y ago
Kill the traffic. The operator has to do a better job to stay in business.
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by barney54 3y ago
One problem in the United States is that transportation planners apparently think that buses are for the poor and people won’t ride them. Instead they want to build expensive light rail or subway when a good bus system would be much better
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by barney54 3y ago
This article is weak sauce. All I hear everywhere is that AI will take over the world and yet somehow Netflix is "hellbent on replacing creative professionals with bots" because they want to hire some good AI talent for $900k a ye
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by barney54 3y ago
Yes and they are expensive and unsightly. People don’t like to look offshore and see the ocean industrialized. I like the idea of wave energy but the economics are really difficult in large part because the ocean is a difficult environment.
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by barney54 3y ago
I was going to say that I know someone who went to jail for sharing pictures of under-age porn. It happens. (But Apple is in the right in this case.)
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by barney54 3y ago
You can subscribe to Peacock for something like $7 a month and watch the TdF.
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by barney54 3y ago
It’s not difficult, but it is very energy intensive. That was my conclusion from visiting a desalination plant.
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by barney54 3y ago
For people that own a Steam Deck, how do you like it? And how do you use it? I would like to talk myself into buying one, but I can’t think of a decent use case.
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by barney54 3y ago
Here, Congress said they were regulating the “navigable waters.” If they wanted to regulate wetlands, they should have said so in the text of the law. Congress didn’t say they wanted to regulate wetlands in the text of the law.
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by barney54 3y ago
But DOE doesn’t write the regs, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission does.
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by barney54 3y ago
I didn't realize that using power tools was unethical.
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by barney54 3y ago
So when will Terra Power actually begin construction? What really matters is that these small modular reactors actually get built.
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by barney54 3y ago
Companies can announce all the small modular reactors they want, but it is critical that someone actually builds one.
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by barney54 3y ago
Just for sake of argument, let’s say it is market failure. But what will correct it first, the market or a new law passed by Congress?
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by barney54 3y ago
I don’t know why some people are downvoting this comment. What is wrong with transparency?
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by barney54 3y ago
Elaboration is necessary because those things aren’t happening in rural America. It happens in people’s fever dreams, but not in the real world.
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by barney54 3y ago
“Strangled by fascism?” Care to elaborate what you mean?
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by barney54 3y ago
We should bet on the technology that always 20 years in the future?
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by barney54 3y ago
You say nothing about the alleged crime and instead ask for an attorney. Remember this important advice—shut the fuck up. https://youtu.be/sgWHrkDX35o
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by barney54 4y ago
No. You’ve got it backward. Regulation requires perfect information to get it right. Free markets adjust to new information much quicker than governments.
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by barney54 4y ago
What is your source for this? I’m highly skeptical because it means there was never a time of low wind at night ir when it was cloudy. February 26th of last year sure looks like a lot less than 30% renewable. https://mobile.twi
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by barney54 4y ago
It is just not true that “nobody is doing anything.” CO2 emissions in the United States and Europe are falling and have been doing so for years. To say that is nothing is misrepresenting reality.
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by barney54 4y ago
Great! The average new car in the US costs $50k, but Ford decides to patent a way to help repo these overly expensive cars instead of making cars less expensive.
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by barney54 4y ago
But this line doesn’t cross synchronization boundaries. The entire service area is synchronous.
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by barney54 4y ago
The average price of a new car in the US is now $50k. That’s not a disposable purchase.
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by barney54 4y ago
Both the Trump and Biden administrations ditched the playbook. It is depressing.
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by barney54 4y ago
What is delegated email access?
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by barney54 4y ago
Is Publix nice? They don’t have them in my area. Wegmann’s are great.

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