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by cudgy 3y ago
EV batteries are less efficient cold weather and hot weather too. Yes, ICE would be more efficient in cold due to cooler/more combustable air entering the combustion chamber as evidenced by the use of intercoolers in turbos to cool the
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by cudgy 3y ago
I don’t understand the analogy. How are Fox News and Facebook analogous in this situation? The claim is that citizens are being forcibly censored on a social media platform does not equal a news organization coordinating willfully with some
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by cudgy 3y ago
“In March, Alexandre Ponsin set out on a family road trip from Colorado to California in his newly purchased Tesla, a used 2021 Model 3. He expected to get something close to the electric sport sedan’s advertised driving range: 353 miles on
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by cudgy 3y ago
Kids are useful to farmers; they add laborers, increasing output. Kids are less useful to software engineers; the kids are a cost center and demand time away from the software engineer’s gaming and tinkering allotment.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Insurance not being available could also be impacted by the huge increase in replacement costs due to inflationary pressures on real estate and repair costs; it could also be a conscious move to pressure lawmakers to pass more favorable law
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by cudgy 3y ago
The share split is the same in the US, so long as pre-marital funds are not comingled.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Perhaps it is the increased pressure on men to be more involved in household routines traditionally performed by women like washing dishes, cooking meals, cleaning house, caring for children, etc, yet there is no equal pressure on women to
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by cudgy 3y ago
Ok. What’s to stop them from changing? Seems like a missed opportunity given that around 70% of US is in favor of legalization.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Not hard? Not easy to prove fraud. Is it fraud to have multiple jobs? Did your employment contract specifically restrict moonlighting? Is it even legal to restrict moonlighting in that state? Plus, even if all the moons align and you go thr
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by cudgy 3y ago
No, but random speculation about it is certainly not necessarily true either.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Visa should immediately make a statement that they will not discriminate against purchases made at legal merchants allowed to operate in states. This is a great opportunity for Visa to gain favor amongst the many people that do not apprecia
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by cudgy 3y ago
Some companies saw this issue by providing a read only client. The users can open files that they created but are not able to modify them without a subscription. By the way, if you are on Apple ecosystem, I recently tried the newly included
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by cudgy 3y ago
So, if a company has no profit, they would pay nothing for software engineers or ask them to pay to work there?
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by cudgy 3y ago
You need to win a judgement in civil court first and try to collect on it before you can attach a lien to someone’s house in almost any jurisdiction in the US.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Many other smart and ambitious people work for many people. At the least, you are giving him credit for attracting very smart and ambitious people. Not very many people can do that.
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by cudgy 3y ago
These events caused major shifts in a very short time. Seems understandable that something so invasive as Covid and life-changing as work from home would be at the front of many people’s minds.
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by cudgy 3y ago
If the only criteria is that you had money from a prior successful company (Paypal in Elon’s case) to create the preeminent electric car company in the world, then why didn’t many thousands of other people achieve it as well? Why was there
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by cudgy 3y ago
I just watched the latest Mission Impossible and it’s quite possible that an AI would do a better job than what I witnessed. Movies like that are ripe for AI and will probably still make money, but I am saddened by AI likely increasing the
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by cudgy 3y ago
The app is actually a pretty good one, but that doesn’t excuse a 200mb cache (which is probably product images mostly).
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by cudgy 3y ago
Yes, they love a little wine in a glass wine just like many humans. I never had to fashion a funnel, but it sounds like a nice trap.
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by cudgy 3y ago
I’d argue housing should be first in that list, since it represents almost 50-70% of a poor persons gross income. Food is critical of course, but beans and rice with occasional road kill are cheap and can sustain someone nutritionally.
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by cudgy 3y ago
How does destroying the industry you are in and making it easier for competitors to enter with crappy product create value for owners?
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by cudgy 3y ago
Yes, they could grab the reins by making their own content without the studios and putting it on YouTube or some other multimedia platform, similar to substack.com
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by cudgy 3y ago
The kids are just as tired as many of the adults of watching super hero x version y movies with a smattering of Tom Cruise action version z. I am hopeful that Oppenheimer will be interesting … The feigned move toward AI generated content wo
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by cudgy 3y ago
Why is that not scalable? Mapping out two large cities for an experimental project in a few years seems scalable, expand to new cities over time with additional resources.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Lose your job and you are instantly poor with an accompanying mortgage payment as if you weren’t.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Which will go down along with the prices of those homes.
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by cudgy 3y ago
A simple fan can do wonders to keep mosquitos away. No chemicals needed … just a power source.
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by cudgy 3y ago
Because, naturally, humans can only be informed about a single topic: their career. Therefore, programmers are only capable of being knowledgeable about programming. And doctors are only capable of being knowledgable about medicine. And plu
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by cudgy 3y ago
Why not simply target the advertising of the job at traditionally black universities, publications, and social networks? Why all the ai mumbo jumbo to filter resumes from a general marketing strategy?

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