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beAbU
3mo ago
Does you EV not have a charge rate setting for AC charging? Or do you want such a feature when DC charging?
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beAbU
3mo ago
Your readme is really mobile unfriendly, FYI
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3mo ago
All grocery stores close at 10 here (Ireland) but yes you are right. My local centra, 1km away is used for cheese, milk and beer runs. Everything else I get at the big lidl 15km away.
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3mo ago
A bodega is often (and usually unavoidably) more expensive than a bigger grocery retail chain that's further away. Price conscious buyers will opt to drive to the bigger, farther away store because it has more variety, and the essentia
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3mo ago
> So the play here is obvious, use the teleoperation as training data for a more general purpose AI controller. Strong disagree: the play here is to use teleoperation, claim it's AI, make a shit-ton of money and cash out before the
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3mo ago
Oh 100% haha. Looking at that video on their website I'm pretty sure it's mostly just remote control. The conditions are ripe for a builder.ai esque scam but with robotics.
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3mo ago
Assuming the mortgage is paid off!
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3mo ago
Nice to know we still have a ways to go till 1960s pricing!
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3mo ago
The very first paragraph in TFA says: > ... rules on when and for what reason an employer could contact an employee outside of a normal work schedule. This is no blanket 'thou shalt not call thy employees after hours' law. All
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4mo ago
I've stopped watching Veritasium after the PE buyout. All of a sudden I'm deeply suspicous of their content and I'm left wondering if there is some Ulterior Motive that we are not aware of.
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4mo ago
Is this still a viable attack in 2026?
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4mo ago
It's like a bellybutton!
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4mo ago
And that's perfectly fine! It makes the accidental discovery of C&H all the more special. I remember the day a school friend showed me a C&H book he got from his dad. It was never in the newspapers where I grew up, so I would n
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4mo ago
Call it a pivot and away you go! Stewart Butterfield shaved the shit out of two yaks at his video games company, which eventually became Flickr and Slack.
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4mo ago
Kinda disappointing to see that the top voted comment on this thread is a guy openly admitting he'll pay to have world leaders assassinated.
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4mo ago
€4 will maybe get you a glass/ladies' pint here in Ireland smh
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4mo ago
> It would make no business sense to sell API tokens at a loss: nobody knows yet how to price intelligence, so why start in the red when it's the only source of revenue? The only consistent bullet point in the playbook of venture ca
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4mo ago
Pretty sure Pokemon Go and Ingress was played in Kiev long before the war
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4mo ago
Interesting that you think this is corruption or favours are being offered up. I wonder how you'll react when confronted by some real corruption.
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4mo ago
2 months ago there was a story about a huge family mansion in Meath being demolished after a court found they did not have the proper planning permissions, and the council was unwilling to grant the permissions after the fact. Also just las
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4mo ago
wat Why do you say so?
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4mo ago
Watt-hours and joules are the same thing, and you are indeed technically correct, but you'll get funny looks if you ask to buy an 18MJ BESS for your home...
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4mo ago
This argument is always held up as an argument for bitcoin. I swear it's sometimes the only one that bitcoin proponents can think of!
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4mo ago
Other than drugs and mullvad, what else are you buying?
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4mo ago
The thing about tortured analogies is that when a camel stubs its toe in the desert it's liable to start speaking french.
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4mo ago
All it takes is one modest upward blip and it's price will "crash" to the moon. There is very little interest now, but FOMO is real and the moment it does something interesting many defenerate gamlblers will reconsider their
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4mo ago
Solar installation capacity is measured in watts, not watt-hours. So the unit you should he using here is GW, not GWh. Pushes glasses up nose well actually, we should use GWp, but that's not really a unit and good ol' watts shou
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4mo ago
No it doesn't, because the price is the same. If the Apple Pay route was 30% expensiver, then I reckon most would not opt for that option.
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4mo ago
This is a good argument for local brick and mortar representation for the critical services we consume. My bank, mobile and fibre providers all have branches/offices/shops in the town closest to where I live (15km drive). At each
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4mo ago
Europe gets one, under the eiffel tower.
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