floxy

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   by floxy 1y ago

   >That means that the supply of gold is going to increase only slowly. https://www.space.com/astronomy/earth/earths-next-mini-moon-...
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   by floxy 1y ago

   >Are we really just instinctively attracted to shiny metals? Probably. https://www.desertusa.com/animals/packrats.html
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   by floxy 1y ago

   https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advanced_Vector_Extensions#AVX...
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   by floxy 1y ago

   Which promises of the Memorandum do you think the U.S. is falling behind on? Item #4? https://treaties.un.org/doc/Publication/UNTS/Volume%203007/P...
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   by floxy 1y ago

   >the invisible scaffolding of luck: being born in the right place, with the right wiring, at the right time... That seems overly dismissive of the contribution of our ancestors, fighting against entropy, who paid it forward to their offs
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   by floxy 1y ago

   https://www.whitehouse.gov/articles/2025/09/fact-evidence-su...
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   by floxy 1y ago

   Anyone have poll numbers on what percentage of likely voters support H1B visas? I guess I'd wouldn't be surprised if 80% wanted to eliminate those visas completely (but I don't know how insulated my bubble is on this topic).
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   by floxy 1y ago

   >cost of... ...attending one is out of control What costs are associated with attending a wedding?
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   by floxy 1y ago

   I'm definitely looking forward to the future with robotic services without tipping involved.
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    by floxy 1y ago

    >When I tell people this, one of the most common response is "Oh, don't worry. I'm a little bit deaf too." I think that is just people being people, and that's the first "acceptable" thing that pops int
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    by floxy 1y ago

    >An IQ=80 assistant running 24/7/365 at your disposal would mean enormous productivity gains. For a humanoid robot doing yard work / gardening? Or housekeeping? What other sorts of activities?
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    by floxy 1y ago

    Any good sources showing how much various cities' fertility rate contributes to their population growth?
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    by floxy 1y ago

    Not Dolphin the Smalltalk, either. http://www.object-arts.com/dolphin7.html
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    by floxy 1y ago

    >Are there any more heart emojis? I don't see a Heart with Tip On the Right to complement Heart with Tip On the Left: https://www.compart.com/en/unicode/U+1F394 ...seems like a notable oversight. And what
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    by floxy 1y ago

    https://adpemploymentreport.com/
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    by floxy 1y ago

    Bought it at my local Nissan dealer back in June.
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    by floxy 1y ago

    Obviously they are reporting the dashboard number. The first bar drops at 85%. For a 2019, it is probably getting close to dropping its first dashboard bar.
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    by floxy 1y ago

    I got 42% off of the MSRP when buying a new 2025 SV+.
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    by floxy 1y ago

    The Leaf has went through many battery changes through out the years. The Gen 2 (2018+ model years) were NMC (532?) and then there was a change again in 2023 (811?).
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    by floxy 1y ago

    There are fast charging adapters from CCS2 (and CCS1) to CHAdeMO: https://www.electway-charger.com/CCS2_to_CHAdeMO_adapter.htm...
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    by floxy 1y ago

    >If you picked a random person off the street and asked for their thoughts on em dashes, you'd probably get a blank stare. But the people you will reach online will be online, and not some random person-off-the-street. The average
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    by floxy 1y ago

    Don't forget color charge: https://arxiv.org/abs/2310.16877
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    by floxy 1y ago

    >They have no way to do this, because it's normally not done UPS can collect tariffs. Source: I've written checks recently to UPS to cover tariffs.
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    by floxy 1y ago

    >It would require coordination with hardware and software vendors, and some sort of coherent leadership Time for a Cathedral and the Bazaar refresher? https://web.archive.org/web/20250307173133/https:/&#x2F
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    by floxy 1y ago

    But how many cubic meters are they?
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    by floxy 1y ago

    Thanks for the correction. I was mistakenly thinking that Section 232 only applied to steel and aluminum. But copper is also affected as well: https://www.dominioncustomsconsultants.com/cbp-updated-guida...
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    by floxy 1y ago

    I don't think Olimex understands tariffs. Maybe they shouldn't have to. But you don't have to specify the breakdown of your PCB by mineral content. That's what the harmonized tariffs schedules are all about, to account
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    by floxy 1y ago

    That is exactly the same for the U.S., with the same Harmonized code, 8534.00. https://hts.usitc.gov/search?query=8534 ...and has been that way for a long time. Only thing that might be different now is that the de-minim
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    by floxy 1y ago

    This seems like it affects projects that need federal permitting? What solar/wind installations need federal permitting? Those on U.S. government land? Offshore wind? Does anyone know what percentage of solar / wind project ha
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    by floxy 1y ago

    > Assuming superconductors aren't figured out any time soon, this appears to be an impossible solve, which cuts their consumer market significantly. I don't think superconductors solve anything in the EV charging space, and cer