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drcross
7y ago
Naval gazing about what a subset of a subset of people are like, while most of us on HN are mostly still in the global 1% (through nothing more than a birth lottery) doesn't really help anyone and is downright unproductive.
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That's already the case, you can pick up 2013 Nissan Leafs with very small batteries for small money. They're used for commute cars or grocery pickup.
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Please read the following if you use chrome password manager on your phone: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/cxtfak/coinomi_wal... TL;DR; Someone in google is sniffing autocorrect text and when
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7y ago
The reason for this is to protect the social safety net which is non existent in the US. It's also harder than you think to get a visa for the US so it's pretty much attracting unofficial undesirables.
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USB-C Power Delivery has great potential in this regard.
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I agree that we've reached "peak phone". The newer models don't have any features you particularly need so keep using your existing one as a commodity until it breaks. The sales cycle is now looking like it's suppos
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7y ago
If you prefer a video breakdown of this blog post, this channel Now You Know go through it in an interesting way: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfILTM_xcOE
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The Tesla Conspiracy or Am I a Dead Whistleblower?
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The Uber apologists on here really boggle my mind. Other competitors seem to do it fine such as Free Now, which operates in multiple cities and I don't even know where their offices are located because they don't need these super
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7y ago
>do a bit more analysis and regress one step further - who profits from this? Home builders making individual houses and possibly therapists and pharma making anti depression pills. Did I miss any? >Why is this a problem now, rather t
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7y ago
I sincerely hope that Tesla can increase cell production to keep up with demand for all their products. When you look at product lines like this it makes you realise the scale and breadth of Elon Musk's influence and even if only half
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I don't completely agree. As Camus once said: "hell is other people". As prosperity increased people fled each others company thinking that being in isolation would rid them of social anxiety. There was little consideration f
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That's a problem of poor engineering and not a first principles issue.
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7y ago
And if they've creatively made a way so that no one is responsible for sign off, that entire level of executives needs to go.
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7y ago
Generally you tip 10-15% for a proper sit down meal, that's all.
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7y ago
Short sellers have been causing the company a lot of trouble, Musk is correct in pointing them out so that their activities become known.
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7y ago
Ryanair have a stellar safety reputation.
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7y ago
It's such a bad move to move senior ranking staff away from junior.
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This is such a blatant lie. As if the petroleum and car industry really care about the ecological impact of battery manufacture, when there are multiple solutions currently proposed- Tesla revealed they currently recycle the packs. Use pa
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7y ago
Why speculate? Watch the I vestor day video and see for yourself why it's not just hot air.
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I suspect you'd do something like this if you just had big results from the lab research. Throwing Panasonic out of the process increases the chance that the new battery chemistry doesn't leak.
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Man, these earnest wealth brags are really annoying here. There's was no reason to mention the piano, but you did.
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I guess its a big leap to go from computer simulation of IMU data, sensor and flight control algorithms for such an environment to the real world application but smarter minds than mine are working on it.
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I would have presumed you can have custom notification levels for specific phones calls baked into modern phones OSs.
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Painted bike lines could have separated flexible bollards added to them which makes them far more effective.
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In an ideal scenario global solar power generation would be over produced so that it would still be of a considerable supply for wintertime use. All the summer over production could be moved to bitcoin mining, or hydrogen creation resulting
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It's pretty sad that they're announcing blog news on medium at all instead of their parent companies multi billion dollar network
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It's interesting to read your comment. Do you work in frequently regulation? Do you think any parallel concepts from the ethernet world could be deployed for decentralised frequency regulation where Carrier-sense multiple access with c
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I don't mean to sound mean but it seems to me as a European that Americans value comfort and convenience over being prudent and thrifty. I hear stories from people on massive salaries yet struggling to make ends meet due to a lifestyle
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I was a contract worker for a similar scale web company and I was offered a full time role after 12 months of working there. I declined it because the day rate that I was on was more than the full time salary. The perks (stock, parental lea
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