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3mo ago
Volvo’s EX line of EVs is sold here in the U.S.
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3mo ago
One thing SF and NY have in common are those luggage stores. I’ve always assumed they’re a multi-layer front: the obvious scam is selling baggage stolen off the carousel, but the deeper scam is that couriers can walk in pretending to be a c
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That’s annoying. The Genesis throttle maps are what you’d expect: Eco counteracts a leadfoot, Comfort has good pickup, Sport is borderline irresponsible in neighborhoods, Boost is unreasonably fun.
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3mo ago
You can do both
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3mo ago
It’s the best part of any electric drivetrain. Especially when you can remap the throttle to really launch from zero. :) (I find that electric acceleration makes highway merging much safer.)
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4mo ago
That sounds like the UC or SUNY systems. UCSB, UCLA, etc are all separate institutions with separate missions, but it’s totally normal to say “UC Berkeley” or “UC Santa Cruz.”
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4mo ago
One researcher was at UQAM, the other was at UQTR. Are both not considered part of UQ?
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4mo ago
Inverse of a tenfold increase, so 1/10 aka 0.1x previous number?
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4mo ago
It’s satire.
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4mo ago
If someone chooses to load a TIFF or a PSD or an AIFF or…
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4mo ago
Detached mode still exists on Apple Silicon. If you enabled the Metal HUD in a game it will tell you whether the game is rendering in Detached or Composited mode.
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4mo ago
They’re saying that VHDL is an entirely different concept than physical modeling.
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4mo ago
This rule seems to assume all business ventures are capital intensive.
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4mo ago
It’s not like the first company is just a pile of cash. He would have to sell his shares to free up liquidity.
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4mo ago
You know how much it costs in California? $70.
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4mo ago
This is shocking to me. 30 days from offer to close is on the long end of normal for residential real estate transactions in the U.S.
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4mo ago
Neither Windows 3.1 nor Windows 95 were mere shells atop DOS. As early Windows 2.0 in 386 Enhanced Mode (Win/386), it was a virtual machine manager that took complete control of the machine and ran the Windows GUI and DOS in separate V
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4mo ago
Graphics programmers use “quaternion” as a shorthand for “unit quaternion.”
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4mo ago
The U.S. does tend to use words where other cultures often use iconography. Road signs are a prime example.
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4mo ago
My humble apologies.
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4mo ago
I always find it interesting to learn about symbols or iconography that a culture takes for granted that would be unknown or even invisible to an outsider. Japanese heraldry is particularly captivating because of its apparent influence on c
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4mo ago
There has been an explosion of “student driver” stickers here in the SF Bay Area. It’s completely voluntary, and most the vehicles appear to be driven by people in their 30s.
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4mo ago
I thought this was considered best practice? I actually prefer it to exposed thought channel, much like how I would prefer a human answer with supporting logic instead of an explanation of their problem-solving approach.
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4mo ago
My CS degree was a software engineering degree in a trench coat. I went back to give a guest lecture a decade later and the curriculum had changed to be more theory-focused. (I am quite happy to have gotten the software engineering educatio
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4mo ago
What do American labor union practices have to do with Korean domestic manufacturing?
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4mo ago
Hyundai’s manufacturing facilities in the U.S. are not unionized.
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4mo ago
Well this headline is certainly a crash blossom: https://www.merriam-webster.com/wordplay/crash-blossom-words...
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The Supreme Court doesn’t have the power or the need to rewrite the form. Either the Executive rewrites the form to comply with this ruling, Congress passes a law ordering the Executive to rewrite the form, or someone answers the form truth
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4mo ago
Yeah but instead of rewriting it, dropping in a supported OS that continues to receive security fixes is a very attractive alternative.
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4mo ago
Fascinating, thank you!
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