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by consp 2y ago
Even mine rust a lot and I have a plugin. Do a normal brake every now and then. After market suspension kits is a surefire way to make your car value depreciate. My car also always brakes normally below 10kph which usually keeps the brakes
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by consp 2y ago
It doesn't but low numbers can skew some results for others (in case you want to compare). Then again, it doesn't look to be the case anyway due to the massive amount of BEVs driving around.
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by consp 2y ago
5 year lease cars are usually thrashed. They are the cheapest expensive option. Considering (in the Netherlands) who get those I'd stay far away from those.
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by consp 2y ago
> servicing is notoriously shady and closed. Afaik in most of the world car companies are required to offer the tools to third party service stations at a reasonable price. Then again if you control the full supply line you can make repa
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by consp 2y ago
The author mentioned in the first chapter that everything works fine in rust, since it solves all problems. So I guess they throw "better in rust" against every problem. The assumption nobody ever makes mistakes is mistake one.
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by consp 2y ago
You assume people are happy, you should not by default assume anything. Looking at the trend it is shifting age groups over time which is usually an economic indicator but might very well be a complex correlation of factors.
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by consp 2y ago
They were there already and shutting down the silk road changed nothing in that perspective.
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by consp 2y ago
And if they are not worthless in general, they are worthless for you since you will get squeezed out because funders and founders need to take everything since they are the only ones who matter or do any work (/s obviously).
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by consp 2y ago
Higher deductibles generally lead to a lower overall money pool raising overall prices. They allowed that here in a far more regulated market and the effect was about 4pct higher prizes across the board. Effectively the people who cannot af
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by consp 2y ago
Don't know about the us but here we have fire breaks everywhere in the form of low depth waterways (non navigable). They also act as backup water reserves when the mains runs dry. So by design only parts of the neighborhood will burn d
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by consp 2y ago
Only you also take into account your cheap home will likely accelerate the problem. Which never happens.
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by consp 2y ago
And NVidia is pretty much a monopoly in its field like the VoC was, only not legally bound. But the AI boom is pretty much a tulip mania at this point so I would hedge my bets.
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by consp 2y ago
Or tax sale of shares the same so there is no loophole and you can either spend it on something useful or lower taxes for everyone instead of just for shareholders.
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by consp 2y ago
These accusations are untrue until otherwise presented. Or is the burden of proof these days on the Innocent?
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by consp 2y ago
> CGMs are a (generally) solved problem in diabetes. Good to know I'm not generally then.
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by consp 2y ago
I've never seen ML been called AI until the past few years. And this is most likely not even ML but just fancy signal processing.
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by consp 2y ago
I have neither and my life is better for it. I might pay for a decent streaming service but we've past the point where that is the case. I will never pay again for classic TV, it's a scam since you pay for more ads than actual con
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by consp 2y ago
The vapor droplets contain the nicotine and other dissolved particulates so yes. And there are numerous studies showing heavy metal dissolution into them. I avoid them like the plague.
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by consp 2y ago
This is (almost) always an excuse. The almost being if legislation is being prepared. There are so much examples of these kind of differences in neighboring countries, mainly alcohol and firework rules come to mind.
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by consp 2y ago
Im not familiar with polish law but does the loser pay all like in most other countries in the EU? (And pays more if deemed frivolous) does not solve the money up front problem but might bite them in the ass afterwards.
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by consp 2y ago
Stripe is not free and neither is PayPal. Assume at least 5 to 10℅ gets lost on the way and for smaller transactions it is more. For small non profits sepa is the way to go.
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by consp 2y ago
I would really like a _very_ detailed explanation of how AI is evolving instead of just having more computation power and shortcuts applied.
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by consp 2y ago
You just created a fix up to a large, but arbitrary, number just pushing the problem down the road instead of fixing it.
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by consp 2y ago
Fun bonus: they can be interchangeable, e.g. increasing space to reduce time.
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by consp 2y ago
Good microsd cards have write cycle or bytes written estimates in their specs. I usually buy those meant for dashcams since they have a bigger reserve capacity and are decently fast.
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by consp 2y ago
Only if you also tell me you did. Then I know I'm not worth your time.
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by consp 2y ago
> Just like you have a formal paper with CEO signature printed out - you know that guy is not going to sign million of copies. Then don't. It is pathetic and disingenuous to pretend to be personal when you are not. Especially those
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by consp 2y ago
Yes, everyone tunes their compression settings. /s It's a generalized statement of 'good enough'.
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by consp 2y ago
> Placement on automotive CPUs has measurably increased engine horsepower. How is this even legal? It's not like the metal box doesn't do anything at all.
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by consp 2y ago
It's buzzword bingo, gets clicks.

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