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by ezfe 7mo ago
Okay, sorry yes that was an oversimplification. Android does ask your age as well, so that's all of them for mobile phones.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
iOS (for example) already has that technical standard in place and usable.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
That infrastructure is literally already there. It's done and live in some areas.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Is there a problem with this? Most users are using an iPhone and most iPhones already know the accurate age of their user
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by ezfe 7mo ago
I have owned an EV for a few years and a PHEV before that. Public charged primarily for a full year before switching to home charging and I've done multiple 500+ mile road trips. I've charged at EA, Tesla, EVgo, IONNA, MB-HPC, Pil
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by ezfe 7mo ago
ChargePoint and Tesla apps alone give you access to most chargers in the country, pair with PlugShare for reviews and charger status.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Yes, that absolutely happens but that's a malfunction and a bad maintenance. They generally do work.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
???
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Wouldn't the auditing be proportionally easier with less data in each report?
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Blog posts without dates on them are super frustrating. If this was written today I would have a litany of complaints about the details around EV charging. If this was written 5 years ago they might have a little more leeway. Here's on
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Time based billing is almost completely eliminated. It was always state-by-state, due to local laws not being setup for dispensing of electricity as a business model.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
This has always been my experience even just this past week. The system feels so unresponsive. Like, the UI shows my hovers and interactions live but clicking things just takes time to do the corresponding result.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
I'm curious why you use `.js` files instead of `.jsx`? In my experience, using `jsx` files makes everything work better
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by ezfe 7mo ago
If that's a self-own then fair enough. But if you get mail to an address with a ZIP code listed to another city then surely you're aware of this as it comes up constantly for anyone who ever receives mail or packages.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
There is a canonical full address for every mailbox in the US. Would be curious to see what these houses show. My experience living in towns that received mail from other towns is your canonical address IS the other town.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Street name isn’t auto completed here…
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Legal address doesn't matter for mail, and all of this stuff is about mail/shipping. This includes billing addresses. I would have assumed that you knew that. I know people whose ZIP code belongs to a neighboring town (because mai
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by ezfe 7mo ago
* The smaller devices don't have enough demand to have multiple versions. * Just because it's smaller doesn't magically reduce the price by 30% (currently iPad is $350).
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by ezfe 7mo ago
cache uses whatever you have
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Many people WERE in those markets, but this is a better fit because it is a modern chip. It's hard to recommend a 6 year old computer because the concern about support length is higher.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
My school, my college, and my current enterprise (Fortune 500, etc.) environment all manage it just fine.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
In the United States (population of 340 million): * 86 million (27%) are under 21 and most of those are students. * Those people have parents, assume 2 parents per 2 children = 86 million parents (27%) That means 55% of the US population is
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Yeah it sounds like you’re the target audience for 16GB of RAM.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Bruh if 32GB of RAM feels insufficient your computer is broken.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
That's crazy, must be a specific field? The overwhelming majority of college degrees don't require Windows.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
They're giving an example of a very heavy workload on 16GB. It stands to easy reasoning that a casual consumer could be fine on 8GB.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
* $500 = base model (250 GB SSD) (education) * $600 = 500 GB + Touch ID (education) * $1,000 = MacBook Air (500 GB SSD) (education)
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Since it's just $100 to get 250 -> 500 GB and Touch ID, I think it's okay. It means people who need the cheapest computer can get it, and people who want to upgrade pay a small amount and get all the upgrades in a package witho
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by ezfe 7mo ago
You can go onto Open Street Map and tidy up the data. I would recommend surveying the actual situation first to ensure you don't mess anything up.
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by ezfe 7mo ago
Stripe is 2.9%+30¢ right, and that’s the advertised rate. So I assume any business seeing averages higher than that can be avoided by using a platform like Stripe.

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