deelowe

75 ms·

961.
by deelowe 6y ago
Neat. I'll have to look at that one.
962.
by deelowe 6y ago
It was being worked on at one point. I forget who was doing it. They showed off mockups on smoke monsters streams, but I havent seen much of it in over a year.
963.
by deelowe 6y ago
That's generally not what's happening with the mister cores. I haven't looked at all of them, but the ones I have studied are very high level in implementation.
964.
by deelowe 6y ago
Utilization is a very difficult problem to solve. The difference between peak and off peak utilization can be as much as 70% or more depending on the application.
965.
by deelowe 6y ago
I wish a battery replacement was 2 grand. Try like 8 if you can find one.
966.
by deelowe 6y ago
Did they ever solve the corrosion issues with those?
967.
by deelowe 6y ago
Residential? Yes it is.
968.
by deelowe 6y ago
I know quite a few construction workers who are much better off due to the housing boom...
969.
by deelowe 6y ago
Most conservatives I know put three letter agencies on a pedestal and loathe big tech. I remembering being baffled by the previous apple iphone fiasco. They we adamant that apple should have backdoors in everyone's phone so the fbi cou
970.
by deelowe 6y ago
AFAIK, that violates HIPPA.
971.
by deelowe 6y ago
These plans are being put into place b/c vaccine availability is rapidly improving.
972.
by deelowe 6y ago
My position is stated in the first two lines of my comment. Automobiles definitely do have to meet increasingly more stringent regulations for pedestrian safety. I work with several people who have industry experience.
973.
by deelowe 6y ago
> This is allowed because when we evaluate cars for safety, we exclusively look at safety of the driver/passengers, not someone getting hit. This is not true at all. Pedestrian Safety Requirements are why most modern cars tend to lo
974.
by deelowe 6y ago
I know. I was making a bit of a joke. It's a very impressive build. ;-)
975.
by deelowe 6y ago
Yeah. Makes you wonder why the PI was even needed.
976.
by deelowe 6y ago
Looks custom. That's quite a board sitting on top. https://im.static-thomann.de/pics/images/stompenberg/backsta...
977.
by deelowe 6y ago
So? Sorry to be so callus, but I'd wager there are many more people suffering daily in hospice and family members risking jail time to end the suffering of their relatives. I have second hand experience with this. The doctor told a rel
978.
by deelowe 6y ago
I'd like to see a graph of density versus iops over time. It definitely feels like the gap has been widening for quite some time just based on how long my ZFS arrays take to do a scrub. To answer the OP's question, it seems to me
979.
by deelowe 6y ago
When I watched my kids play Roblox, I realized it is a social media platform that happens to use games as the medium. Roblox shouldn't be compared to Games Platforms any more so than early YouTube should be compared to Television.
980.
by deelowe 6y ago
A fairly simplistic empirical examination of the monetary policy since 2009 proves this: - Historically low mortgage rates - Decreasing bond yields - Increasing withdrawals from 401k and other retirement funds - Increased savings rates for
981.
by deelowe 6y ago
Because we are. Without taking action to curb it, the US will start to see deflation take hold. This is due to an overall aging demographic who are beginning to leave the workforce, an overall increase in savings/investment across the
982.
by deelowe 6y ago
Brakes hardly get used because of regenerative braking. I only brake once I'm below maybe 25 mph unless there's an obstacle or I'm in some sort of traffic that demands it. I don't have a tesla, but I've heard if you
983.
by deelowe 6y ago
They are high mileage economy tires with a really high treadwear rating. I'll need to replace them this year.
984.
by deelowe 6y ago
> EVs still require nearly as much servicing as ICE cars This is not true at all. My daily driving 2013 EV with 90k miles still has the original tires and brakes. There's no oil to change and only a handful of mechanical components.
985.
by deelowe 6y ago
Seems to be working as intended, it's a non www url.
986.
by deelowe 6y ago
Wouldn't they just use a 3rd party payment processor these days (e.g. stripe or similar)? I can't imagine taxes, chargebacks and other things being such a huge issue now for a small independent who could likely leverage one of the
987.
by deelowe 6y ago
I think the issue here is a little more nuanced than right hand vs left hand, etc... Incognito was developed as a feature to hide your browsing history back when all users having individual accounts on a computer was much more rare. It wasn
988.
by deelowe 6y ago
I think an important detail that's needed here is how long the traffic back up issue has been a problem and when amazon requested it be change. If this has been an issue for years and amazon only recently requested the change, that&#x2
989.
by deelowe 6y ago
That's exactly it.
990.
by deelowe 6y ago
Yep, I remember when this happened. Viagra seemed to be the main driver "little blue pill."

More ›