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by deelowe 5y ago
Most employers determine pay based on market analysis. Generally, the employer will pay a consulting firm for a job market analysis that shows pay rates by job function and geo. The employer then performs it's own internal assessment u
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by deelowe 5y ago
They don't retool the factory every 5 years... I think you're underestimating things a bit. Did ford integrate the battery pack into the chassis?
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by deelowe 5y ago
Tesla designed the entire chassis around the battery pack (as in, it's structural component). Traditional car companies are going to have to do a lot of very expensive retooling to something similar.
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by deelowe 5y ago
And every other form of government. What's the point?
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by deelowe 5y ago
The fuel systems at least are fully redundant. Each wing has its own system and then there’s redundant systems that allow fuel to be transferred or delivered from either wing. I discovered this when trying to understand what the barking noi
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by deelowe 5y ago
Why would a fender replacement require this? The castings are for the chassis, not the body.
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by deelowe 5y ago
And doesn’t work worth a crap. Can’t pinch zoom on google maps for example.
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by deelowe 5y ago
It feels to me that the medical community at large looks almost exclusively at data regarding severe cases. I'm certainly no medical expert but it seems reasonable to me that the treatments for someone who is literally dying from COVID
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by deelowe 5y ago
I thought the biggest issue with higher quality imagery had more to do with governments than interest (privacy legislation, national security, etc).
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by deelowe 5y ago
There's nothing to clean. It's digital.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I had no idea others have begun resorting to this as well these days. My assumption was that I had just somehow gotten worse/impatient at researching things or that reddit was just a more reliable source these days. Thinking back, may
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by deelowe 5y ago
It’ll be a boon for fixed wireless where last mile issues prevent running cable
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by deelowe 5y ago
My understanding is that the FDA is considering limited authorization in cases where there's not enough to cover all individuals.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Part of the approval process is ensuring there’s enough supply to support the intended use and, if there’s not enough, do a limited approval. That’s likely what’s going on here.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I'm guessing that's about to be tested in court. The overarching question is at what point does a private citizen/activist become culpable. Developing technologies and social networks (old school kind, not facebook) which are
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by deelowe 5y ago
Ok. That's pretty shady.
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by deelowe 5y ago
It was always 35k with incentives.
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by deelowe 5y ago
Yes. It still requires the nano.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I noticed this as well. > "Makeshift Pouch 1: Electrostatic Mylar Bag" This is not a mylar bag. It's frustrating how often these two are confused, especially when said confusion can result in component damage.
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by deelowe 5y ago
> There are no laws forcing employees to join a union. There absolutely are states where certain trades must be performed by union employees. My company almost got into an expensive legal battle because the locale we were working in requ
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by deelowe 5y ago
Pretty much. The R0 was high from the onset and has only gotten worse with new mutations. This isn't surprising either. To get to herd immunity, we'd need a very high percentage of the population to be immune. The one difference f
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by deelowe 5y ago
This is more about national security and business continuity than cost. Costs matter most when things are running smoothly. However, COVID has taught us a hard lesson. When SHTF, you better have a back up plan. Making money on IP alone whil
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by deelowe 5y ago
My point was that at the same speed, the freeway uses more energy than the highway. There's more to it than just wind resistance in my area at least.
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by deelowe 5y ago
I did an experiment on the interstate and drove at highway speeds to see if the mpg was comparable. It wasn't, so there's definitely another factor there. Here they cut groves in the concrete pavement on the interstate where as th
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by deelowe 5y ago
There seems to be some suspicion that there is a cottage industry forming around undetectable cheats for streamers... Not sure how true this is.
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by deelowe 5y ago
OMG. How many UX antipatterns did they cram into this site?
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by deelowe 5y ago
I absolutely love this stuff. Just to add on here. I highly recommend checking out the RC2014 project and it's various derivatives. Mr red fedora himself, Alan Cox very active on the mailing list: https://rc2014.co.uk/
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by deelowe 5y ago
I need to bookmark this for future discussions.
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by deelowe 5y ago
The public is much more capable of processing and understanding nuance than we give them credit for. It's just not as profitable for the MSM.
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by deelowe 5y ago
What's the lower limit for a single rechargeable cell? That's the lower limit for the pack as well, if they can all be charged in parallel. I'm sure the thermal engineers would have fun dealing with that but it's possibl

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