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by deelowe 3y ago
We have a pretty good idea at this point. Batteries should last longer than the average lifespan of the car. There will be a bathtub curve for sure, but generally, it's not a huge issue. My 2013 leaf battery still has 80% and while its
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by deelowe 3y ago
Because the resources to make batteries are expensive to mine and refine... But come on, is it really that hard to believe? Look up the internals of an ICE and automatic transmission and compare those to an electric motor and single stage g
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by deelowe 3y ago
Total cost of ownership for evs is vastly lower than ices. The number of mechanical parts is two orders of magnitude less for an ev.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Not at all. The issue at hand is that the company required at least 80% compliance with their pricing suggestions as a stipulation of using the service. This gave them the ability to influence the market. If you didn't accept their lis
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by deelowe 3y ago
I mean the literal definition Cory provided. > First, they are good to their users; then they abuse their users to make things better for their business customers; finally, they abuse those business customers to claw back all the value f
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by deelowe 3y ago
Regardless of cost, working with almost anyone other than broadcom would probably be seen as a huge plus as well.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I'm guessing tariffs and subsidies. At some point, maintaining the ability to grow corn became seen as a matter of national security.
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by deelowe 3y ago
It seems I'm talking to bots at this point. Nevermind.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Everything is negotiable, but sellers often get asked to pay some portion of closing costs.
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by deelowe 3y ago
The videos without audio are about hacking tools?
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by deelowe 3y ago
How is this against community guidelines?
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by deelowe 3y ago
7zip has shell integration issues on win 11.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Huh? Yes it is.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Check out airforceproud95 on YouTube .
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by deelowe 3y ago
Feel free to substitute a more appropriate term. The premise doesn't change.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I said both were important... The military push already exists today. See SpaceX...
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by deelowe 3y ago
Most of the pioneers of space TODAY got into space b/c of what they witnessed with apollo and to some extent, the shuttle. According to NDT, budgets and education enrollment has been down because of a lack of enthusiasm and this lack o
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by deelowe 3y ago
Whataboutism. I don't think he's confusing anything. He's saying the only reason those funds were allocated were because: 1) The government wanted to do it (military reasons) and 2) The public found it exciting (we're pu
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by deelowe 3y ago
I don't know, those SNL spin off comedies of the 90s were really good despite recent perspectives that they were offensive/lowbrow.
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by deelowe 3y ago
NDT* does an excellent job explaining this every time he gets a chance to do so. One of my favorite quotes is him saying something to the affect of "take a look at the pioneers of space exploration. Note down their age. Notice a trend?
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by deelowe 3y ago
They still use the de10 board as the base but there's been improvements to the io boards and memory support. Faster/higher density memory is what has allowed for the more modern systems to be supported. There's a project call
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by deelowe 3y ago
Tis one looks like it can right itself. The legs spin 360.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Can't speak to whether there are backroom deals, but from a development perspective, we do this because AMD relies on it's partners to help qualify their products for production. We get early samples and work with AMD to sort out
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by deelowe 3y ago
> If you program an FPGA to reproduce a system, there's no emulation... Without seeing the code, it's impossible to know where Analog's implementation falls on the spectrum of software emulation vs hardware simulation. The
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by deelowe 3y ago
If you had a contract? Yes.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Without knowing all the details, I think it's fair to assume this is a fair approach. I'm sure there are all sorts of legal details to work through that make axing him immediately untenable. 3 months seems like a reasonable timeli
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by deelowe 3y ago
His tenure post acquisition is governed by the acquisition agreement. Microsoft isn't "allowing" anything.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I think you're missing a few things here. > Do you make it in the mug, or do you pour it into the mug after you make it? The difference is that I make it. On the space station, their beverages are pre-made and pre-packaged. You can
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by deelowe 3y ago
No it's a conspiracy to get everyone back into the office so they don't lose their asses on properties they've purchased.
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by deelowe 3y ago
My coffee doesn't come prepackaged ready to drink and when it does, I just drink it out of the bottle.

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