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by gibolt 6y ago
Really wish it detailed how they discovered it. Hope there wasn't some digging that ran into and destroyed some section. Can't wait to see a further analysis of the site. Hope they can use some techniques to measure the full scal
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by gibolt 6y ago
Out of curiosity, what do you prefer over StackOverflow? Official documentation, blogs...?
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by gibolt 6y ago
I'm totally happy if Nuclear becomes the major source that gets us off fossil fuels. But I'm also realistic. The cost, timeline, and red tape holding it back isn't moving fast enough.
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by gibolt 6y ago
Actually would be interesting to replace an existing rental company with tons of physical locations, especially since the margins to buy the cars decreases upfront cost of the otherwise premium vehicle. Low maintenance and high resale value
605.
by gibolt 6y ago
I hated car rental companies every time I had to use them, even if it was being charged to a company I was visiting. That changed after I became 26. Tons of extra fees and requirements are tossed on younger drivers which turned out to be mo
606.
by gibolt 6y ago
Not only does it enable mistaps, the speed each time is inconsistent. The order each time is inconsistent. I never know what app or person will be high up on the list
607.
by gibolt 6y ago
The amount of oil or natural gas for the equivalent amount of energy that will be saved is worth it. Old panels were bad, but without it we wouldn't have today's cheap and efficient panels, with more drops to come. Just like with
608.
by gibolt 6y ago
New salad diet helps bumblebees slim down. Can it help you?
609.
by gibolt 6y ago
They found zero-width space characters!
610.
by gibolt 6y ago
ByteDance has a huge suite of apps already (in China). Several of them could independently be unicorns without international expansion. I don't see why they wouldn't want to both grow that number and expand what they already have
611.
by gibolt 6y ago
They mention its light body without explaining how. You should Google "Naked Owl" and see just how little their body actually is. Most of what you see is just fluffy feathers
612.
by gibolt 6y ago
What a great point. If I want to know how to do something physical, or learn how a piece of hardware works, YouTube is the place. Since it is Google, how awesome would it be if videos also had related web searches attached to them, instead
613.
by gibolt 6y ago
Their goal is to begin assembly, much like Fremont's tent. Shanghai is producing many of the parts in-house requiring a much more robust set of tooling, supply chain, and overall clean, enclosed space
614.
by gibolt 6y ago
The best part about being a kid is that you have nothing to think about other than a little school work. You are free to scour the web finding all the newest tools and put them to use for 'play'. Not saying it can't be done a
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by gibolt 6y ago
Surely it can't be that many. And if it is, that has to include janitors at their data centers.
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by gibolt 6y ago
This feels like such a weirdly specific block... You have a blog that you want people to read, but not people who come from a specific source
617.
by gibolt 6y ago
While it is crazy, all of the animals listed are already some of the largest physical beings on the planet. Multiply them to 10000x the size of other animal populations, and this is what the scale will turn to.
618.
by gibolt 6y ago
Animals can't extract that much more. And we certainly can't get 100% of that back out during consumption, ignoring all the inefficiencies of the process. 1 pound of food in might produce 0.01 pound of cow (probably much less).
619.
by gibolt 6y ago
Why ask for a refund of a flight you were promised that isn't happening or could give you a disease that you could pass to your family? Even in extreme times, if you pay for something but get something other than what you were promised
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by gibolt 6y ago
As much as I wish it were better, most online courses offered by universities do not come close to the in-person experience. Their real goal/outcome is to increase access. Professors are trained (most at least) to teach in-person and h
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Amazon faces lawsuit over Chinese battery that allegedly burned down a garage(theverge.com)
1 points by gibolt 6y ago|0 comments
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by gibolt 7y ago
Absolutely disagree. This was the case for me at average high school and college in the midwest. I'd say ~50% of the populations had those pressures. Going to a upper tier college for grad school showed me that only the percentage chan
623.
by gibolt 7y ago
Actually putting on a headset and getting the experience is not equivalent to smoke and mirrors, even if it is optimized for that one room
624.
by gibolt 7y ago
You forgot falling space debris
625.
by gibolt 7y ago
Tesla will be able to buy those up as well, just like they are doing with CATL in China. As a battery manufacturer, your goal is to make and sell as many batteries as possible. Tesla wants a much larger number than the other players.
626.
by gibolt 7y ago
Would be too bad if that valve's 3D file happened to leak online...
627.
by gibolt 7y ago
Tesla is the only company that has a Gigafactory producing batteries, and starting to build more. A few others finally get it, and are starting to invest billions just like Tesla's Panasonic arrangement. However, Tesla will soon be mov
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by gibolt 7y ago
To be fair, many of those came to fruition over AT&T's network, until you hit your monthly data and FAX cap
629.
by gibolt 7y ago
Doesn't specify the effective area. Does every use wipe out the vast majority on the planet?
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by gibolt 7y ago
I do at least 2x. For slow talkers, there are Chrome extensions that let you easily bump that number as high as you want on YouTube.

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