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7y ago
Why is a fast charger 1-4 hours a week? You can do an 80% charge in a Tesla Model 3 in 24 minutes with the new generation of Superchargers, https://electrek.co/2019/07/02/tesla-supercharger-v3-range-m... . Tha
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7y ago
See Dark Kitchens: https://disruptionhub.com/rise-of-the-dark-kitchen/
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7y ago
Funny, I grew up in Central Oregon and my friends and I (who are from there) always call it "the CO" and many other people assume that we mean Colorado.
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7y ago
"10MB init config file" - this is the point at which you gotta realize they are being sarcastic.
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7y ago
I hadn't seen that before. Thanks for sharing. I'm not sure if those statistics matters for the gun control that is discussed in the US. A single-shot hunting rifle/old revolver can be used for suicide just as easily as an AR
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7y ago
Sorry, "are a similar situation" makes no sense at all and I have no idea why I said that. I think I meant to say something more like "I have a theory that our mass shooting epidemic originates from a shift in the general men
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I feel that shift would be a mistake and be conflating things that are not related. Teen suicide rates have to do with teens feeling terrible about life and killing themselves. The gun is just the messenger in this case. A belt and a tall c
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7y ago
I'm unsure where you are getting this from. If you watch their presentation for their test tunnel unveiling ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nSIzsMlwMUY ), it is fairly explicitly communicated that what they are attempt
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7y ago
Weird to read this as I've recently discovered exactly the same thing with a friend in my life. Relaxed and satisfied with life, that is precisely how I feel around her. Thanks for putting this to words.
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7y ago
If they have 2.2B in the bank, lost 700 mil this quarter, expect to lose significantly less in the next quarter, how are they out of money? Even if they lost 500mil next quarter, they'd still have another 3 quarters of that left. That&
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8y ago
Slow traffic is created non-linearly, i.e. if a road has a capacity of 100, it will be totally fine 0-90, but traffic will rise sharply after that point. If you could reduce the amount of cars by 10%, you could massively reduce the traffic
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8y ago
His books are less grating than his short pieces.
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8y ago
Do you have any good books you'd recommend on what you feel is the proper approach to testing? I feel that I reach for feature/e2e tests first, when perhaps I really should be building up a solid base of unit specs before moving o
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8y ago
Do the others really matter, then, in this context?
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8y ago
Do you think his central thesises around Black Swan events, tail risks, hedging, and skin-in-the-game principle for evaluating advice/statements, are not relevant to scopes beyond options trading? Note, I am not stating he is not a gad
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8y ago
I made a serious effort last year to read more translated works. Read a couple of Turkish novels, a Chinese one, and a couple others. Really enjoyed it, highly recommend reading translated stuff. Certainly your experience of the piece will
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8y ago
I purchased this book a few months ago after reading about it elsewhere. The book is not worth purchase, the article contains everything you need. The book has a lot of anecdotal tales of athletic relaxation leading to victory (though given
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8y ago
This may be true on the surface, but India is an incredibly diverse mix of people. There are a ton (talking 60-70+) of groups of people with different cultures who speak different languages and often different religions. They make look the
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8y ago
Seconded, I just finished a re-read of House of Suns. I also very much enjoyed Revelation Space.
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8y ago
Where are you pulling this information from? How do you know it costs billions to produce a 5k line? What quality failings do the currently produced m3s have? Can you substantiate any of this? I'm genuinely curious if you have informat
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8y ago
Ah yes, I forgot that running a company doing rocket science with ~5000 employees (as of late 2015) clearly proves no abilities in management or people skills whatsoever.
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8y ago
A few companies had built extremely compromised electric vehicles (Leaf, e-Golf, etc) with anemic range. No one built a 200-300 mile range electric sedan with the best in-class performance and best safety features seen in an auto to-date. (
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He has revolutionized payload delivery to space w/t significant cost savings, pushed most of the major auto manufacturers into converting their product lines mostly/entirely to electric, and is slowly building out models of what b
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9y ago
I think if you took the time to research obesity, heart disease, diabetes, cancer, etc, in America vs. other countries, you would not be spouting this nonsense. Americans have the ability to get in a bad car wreck and live because we have i
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I think you are disregarding the degradation of the human attention span that modern media has brought to our minds. If you really think there is no difference in capacity between the minds of that time and now, just google "technology
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9y ago
As far as I can tell, you aren't able to search for specific articles on Facebook. You can view them as they go through your feed, but you can only access them again after that by scrolling through your feed or the content creators fee
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9y ago
The difference is that Facebook articles are searchable by no one. Free web pieces are searchable and accessible via any search engine.
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I feel that pretenses of the life you pretend to live are more evident on Instagram than anywhere else -- the site is all about portraying yourself in the best light possible, or at least, that is how many of the people I know seem to use i
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9y ago
I'm partial to Bluffworks personally. I've sat in an office for 8 hours a day in them, hiked, ran, bouldered, rode motorcycles through the mountains of Vietnam, swam, the gamut. Anything I do in any other specialized pant(jeans, s
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10y ago
I'm nearly 100% certain the comment was sarcastic.
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