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   by elif 3y ago

   Google takes every step you mentioned and has departments working on it daily. It's still just as common as it was 2 years ago.
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   by elif 3y ago

   Why is that? Britain is covered with a preindustrial canal network with thousands of locks which use nothing but channels doors and gravity. Literally made of wood and operated by hand. Raising water on the low side to the level on the high
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   by elif 3y ago

   Sorry but you will never regulate memes. The actually harmful AI deepfakes like fake Elon and Mr beast scamming old people with fake crypto, and deepfake porn, are already illegal and still impossible to regulate. Are you going to fine Goog
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   by elif 3y ago

   do gaza school children sing about annihilating everyone and destroying everything? youtu.be/FSlUpltK5Kw
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   by elif 3y ago

   Your two examples, beanie babies(4-5 yrs bubble) and tulip mania (16 months) did not even last long enough for a 5 year comparison. Bitcoin is turning 15 this year.
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   by elif 3y ago

   It's not a one or the other situation. I agree hamas is attempting genocide.
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   by elif 3y ago

   The only losers in bitcoin are the ones that stopped. Any 5+ year holding has been ridiculously profitable. In gambling, the longer you continue, the more certain it is that you will lose. Bitcoin is a uniquely ironic form of gambling if it
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   by elif 3y ago

   It is shocking to me that the terms "genocide", "apartheid", and "terrorism" are seen by neutral parties as any way inaccurate in the Palestinian context. Sure anyone can argue these are inflammatory or choose
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   by elif 3y ago

   Oh, and only one hotel night on the way west, and another hotel night heading back east. The only reason we did that was for showers basically. (We stayed with friends in Oregon for a week)
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    by elif 3y ago

    They are all charging and bathroom stops. On the Tesla charging network, you are stopping at: malls, hotels, target, grocery stores, or occasionally restaurants. In the absolute worst case they are at a place like buc-ees or those highway a
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    by elif 3y ago

    I don't agree with your speculation for a couple of reasons, primarily: - 90% of EV charging is done at home, meaning that even when all cars are EV, there will be an order of magnitude less usage of the public infrastructure. - EV inf
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    by elif 3y ago

    From Atlanta to Vegas to SF, up the coast to Washington, then back east though the middle of the country and back to Atlanta, going through Grand canyon, petrified forest, Yosemite, Shasta, redwood forest, Columbia River gorge, Yellowstone,
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    by elif 3y ago

    > You can take breaks anywhere in an ICE vehicle too. Yea, ADDITIONAL breaks, you also have to take short breaks at gas stations >Can't you use the same bathrooms in ICE vehicles? Are they EV only? Does your EV include a half-bat
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    by elif 3y ago

    After taking an EV on a ~6500 mile road trip a couple months ago, I never want to road trip in a gas car ever again. Highlights: - by the 2.5-3.5 hour mark between charges, I'm ready for a 25-35 min break and its somewhere nice and not
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    by elif 3y ago

    A photocopier can reproduce entire articles verbatim, yet no one calls for the destruction of all photocopiers. In fact, many legitimate legal uses of photocopiers to reproduce whole newspaper articles take place commonly by archivists, jou
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    by elif 3y ago

    At some point the burden of carrying 100 year old copywriter/patent law will become so onerous a burden on the pace of progress that its enforcement will be antihuman.
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    by elif 3y ago

    thanks i had no idea you could get free shipping without prime. i'll likely cancel soon
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    by elif 3y ago

    I can't wait to see this applied to cannabis. If all strains could produce lots of large buds it would be a renaissance moment for strain development.
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    by elif 3y ago

    Weird. Is your wife's phone nearby by chance? The only time this happens to me it's because we are both walking to the car together and her phone unlocks it before mine does.
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    by elif 3y ago

    If you can't do it at home safely with about 5 seconds of effort, you will never beat conventionally charged batteries. 98% of EV charging happens this way. Trying to emulate traditional fuel stations is actually chasing a 2% use case.
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    by elif 3y ago

    Based upon their example "just about as fast as filling up a gasoline-powered car." Is not exactly accurate for a number of reasons. On paper, it would be more like filling up and emptying 4 gasoline-powered cars. That's abou
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    by elif 3y ago

    Ah yes, a convenient 400 liters of fluid, yielding an incredible 4 miles per gallon, saving a remarkable 120 lbs over a typical 1000 lb EV battery, assuming all of the non-fluid components are weightless and the fluid is only as dense as wa
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    by elif 3y ago

    One of my favorite things to do as a teenager growing up was to get a ride to Barnes and noble, grab a coffee, and plant myself on the bench in the periodical section to pour through every page of the latest 2600, desperately trying to comm
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    by elif 3y ago

    I have always been excited about genetically modifying trees, but chestnuts seem like the wrong subject to advance the research on. They have saddled themselves with the burden of ensuring the nuts are safe for human consumption, including
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    by elif 3y ago

    Free and zero cost do not mean the same thing in software
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    by elif 3y ago

    That is simply a one sided reduction of the ship of Theseus dilemma. In it's reduction, it necessarily negates the essence of ontological meaning, including the meaning of the statement you are making. The dilemma is not in search of a
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    by elif 3y ago

    I'm sure the primary use case of this technology is in film. (e.g. Disney populating background extras) But I would LOVE to see this transformed into a game engine/game dev IDE. Imagine if anyone with a smartphone could create pho
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    by elif 3y ago

    "You're clogging your context with a bunch of unnecessary clutter. Just tell it what you want it to do, no? Like why am I spending 1500 characters per message on the hello world loop example?" I imagine a lot of c programmers
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    by elif 3y ago

    I dunno about this authors CS program but at GT we had significant coursework related to all aspects of SDLC (including unit and acceptance testing), business case value, etc.
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    by elif 3y ago

    The reason to not keep going higher is purely practicality because stepping down bigger voltage gaps for lower voltage applications begins to become less efficient/more waste heat. If you design 100v computers, monitor, headlights, sea