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by gaoshan 5y ago
Right but the model 3 is a sedan while the ID.4 is a compact SUV. Size wise this vehicle is more on par with the Tesla Model Y, not the 3.
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by gaoshan 5y ago
This looks like the first vehicle of this sort to even approach affordable (with the $7,500 tax credit it will cost less than a high end Honda CR-V). The fact that it is also well regarded in the reviews I have seen make this the first elec
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by gaoshan 5y ago
The Volkswagon ID.4 will be, after the $7,500 credit, in the low 30's. Still not cheap but much better than any other similarly spec'ed vehicle.
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by gaoshan 6y ago
Just be aware that both of those UI libraries only save time if you go with the out of the box experience. If you need to theme them there will be a bit of a learning curve and if you really need to customize then that learning curve goes u
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by gaoshan 6y ago
This highlights what I feel is the real issue with such medications... over prescription. You, clearly, need(ed) it and it was a literal life saver. I was also put on some of these medications and while they evened me out that meant they ki
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by gaoshan 6y ago
Base model ID.4 SUV for approximately $33,000 (price taking US government tax break into account. $39,995-$7,500) is getting very close to that. A mid-20's priced EV would be amazing but low 30's is starting to get within range of
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by gaoshan 6y ago
Given where they are today would they need to do to cause you to believe they have changed?
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by gaoshan 6y ago
From what I have seen VW had a sort of genuine reckoning with the whole diesel issue. They have reinvented themselves, shed cruft, cut all fuel vehicle development and completely devoted themselves to an electric future (vehicles, batteries
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by gaoshan 6y ago
This was PC USA.
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by gaoshan 6y ago
Generic Presbyterian. The vanilla ice cream of religions.
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by gaoshan 6y ago
Grew up Protestant and rejected it because of the hypocrisy I saw around me. I saw "good church going people" who I knew were not good people and I saw how they were able to use the authority of their positions to exert influence.
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by gaoshan 6y ago
5 months is crazy generous in the news industry. Everyone I know in journalism over the years has generally gotten 0 days to prepare and 0 dollars to cushion any blow.
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by gaoshan 6y ago
I'd bet money that a sufficiently large swarm of wombats, placed in a geometrically constrained environment, could indeed implement a logic gate.
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by gaoshan 6y ago
That's it? I mean, it IS annoying but that's utterly painless compared to any number of other financial interactions you may be faced with online. Take almost any medical related billing issue, for example.
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by gaoshan 6y ago
Once Evs like the ones Volkswagen is producing hit the US market things will change. The ID.4, for instance, will bring a compact SUV form (that is highly regarded) for barely over $30,000 (less than a tricked out Honda CR-V). That will be
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by gaoshan 6y ago
When I was young and bumming around Europe on an Inter-rail pass I took night trains all the time in order to avoid hotels. I would just find an empty cabin, lie down on the floor with my feet against the door and use my backpack for a pill
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by gaoshan 6y ago
You can throw in debugging statements (`debugger;`) when some hook doesn't seem to be hitting a breakpoint. Stops things just fine.
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by gaoshan 6y ago
Here is a fruit that is common in parts of the United States but was only ever eaten and spread by megafauna. They litter the street around my house, apparently all spread by Mammoths long ago (or by settlers building hedges, I just learned
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by gaoshan 6y ago
"have you ever thought twice about WeChat posts and communications, whether they'll be deemed "acceptable" to censors?" Many Chinese do indeed think about this. I've heard people quite literally say, "Don&
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by gaoshan 7y ago
Better safety features, for one. Chinese cars, especially cost-effective ones, cut corners that would make them unsaleable in countries with higher, enforced, safety standards.
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by gaoshan 7y ago
Discovered this after being dragged along on a multi-hour shopping trip. Wife and daughter did their thing while I sat in the bar, drank scotch and watched a game.
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by gaoshan 7y ago
I started multiplying estimates by 3 and found it to be, in general, much closer to reality once all was said and done.
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by gaoshan 7y ago
This. People in suburban and urban areas should be banned from having outdoor cats, period.
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by gaoshan 7y ago
Other birds do as well. They all pay attention to each other. I have a very active set of bird feeders in a rural area (so many species of birds and other animals use them at the same time). I am within sight to it for much of the day and i
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by gaoshan 7y ago
I count cards and it is not hard at all to spot the patterns that counters use. The most common counting system follows a very specific pattern that, if used, would leave anyone following along with an identical count. In response to that c
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by gaoshan 7y ago
For the code portion of things I stick to a set of increasingly difficult "real world" problems. The first one should be easily answerable by any potential candidate, the last one should be too hard for most people but I'm re
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by gaoshan 7y ago
Sports are a big part of why some people hesitate to cut the cable cord. ESPN+ comes up quite short on some big time sports events and is kind of the 3rd string bench warmer of the sports streaming services because of this. It is almost poi
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by gaoshan 7y ago
So the same cycles of fashion and pop culture continue as they always have. What used to be shiny, colorful and crisp should now be dull, muted and soft. What used to be big should now be small, what used to be soft should now be hard, what
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by gaoshan 8y ago
So... maybe it's time someone build (or fund others to build) a free, online, tax prep service. Something that handles all but the really challenging cases. Do it just to screw the people behind this sort of idiocy.
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by gaoshan 8y ago
This will turn out to have been a mentally ill person. I seriously doubt a real intelligence operative would show up for work with multiple passports, a pile of cell phones and a cover story that hinges upon a non-existent event being sched

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