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by glogla 7y ago
Russia, mostly.
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by glogla 7y ago
Sadly gas here means Russia. A lot of people aren't happy about it, since it gives Russia power and more power for Russia is bad for everyone in the world, but especially for Eastern Europe.
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by glogla 7y ago
Also see Uber where they killed a woman, faked evidence (with purposefully making the video look darker) and got away with it.
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by glogla 7y ago
Do I understand it correctly that this doesn't store the data, and uses bluetooth so you only see data for times when your phone was nearby, and on iOS when the app was open? That sounds kind of limiting. I guess every hacker has old s
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by glogla 7y ago
That's because the whole article is Brave ad. Clever one, but still just an ad.
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by glogla 7y ago
It might be in the future. Here (EU) and now (2019), they cost as much as BEV, while fuel costs as much as fuel for ICE, giving you the worst of both worlds.
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by glogla 7y ago
Kinda. H2EV don't "burn" the hydrogen, because fuel cells are much better than engines that burn stuff in cylinders. So you end up with electormotor and fuel cell. And since you can recuperate into fuel cell and fuel cells ar
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by glogla 7y ago
There's a lot of synergy in doing both. Battery EV is high-capacity battery + engine + thermal management system for the battery. Hydrogen EV is fuel cell + low-capacity battery (for smoothing out peaks and recuperation) + engine + the
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by glogla 7y ago
I should note that Epic store is mostly viable because of Valve believing they can get things as locked down as Apple and Google and thus can charge the same 30 % tax. "Alternate App Store for iOS" is never going to work, at least
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by glogla 7y ago
That's pretty solid space heater.
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by glogla 7y ago
Brain uses both. There's an interesting talk [1] about how brain's ability to use glucose lowers before Alzhaimers disease and others. There seems to be some link between brain diseases and glucose metabolism. [1]: https:/&
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by glogla 7y ago
Lately there's been some product pushing from some companies, some "facebook keto" of people only eating fat, and some pushback from mainstream low-fat selling and plant-based food groups, calling it fad, etc. So the area is
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by glogla 7y ago
They could, but then they would delete your Gmail and permanently ban you from their services, probably.
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by glogla 8y ago
> Finally, all the arguments you make for charging more apply equally well anywhere in the world. So why doesn't Apple charge India prices everywhere in the world already? They kind of do, except they're slowly easing into it.
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by glogla 8y ago
It's interesting how the two articles differ. The article about low carb diet is written in a very hateful style, while the one on Ketosis is very technical and includes no judgment on "fadness" or whatever. Same thing about
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by glogla 8y ago
I agree, it's scary to see so many people be so smugly convince they are better than others and be gleeful about how they can take their choices and way of life (like eating meat) away.
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by glogla 8y ago
Thats not really how it works. You can write spark code in all those languages, but it's still spark code, running on spark execution engine. When you do stuff, it's on spark dataframes, not on R or Python dataframes. There's
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by glogla 8y ago
For us, the answer to "R vs Python" is "Spark" since eventually you get to dara sizes where just R and Python don't really work.
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by glogla 8y ago
> Apparently, the "biggest reason" for the people working at Google pushing this because it was good for Google. I mean, when I do stuff at my job, I also do things that are good for the company that pays me. That's the jo
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by glogla 8y ago
Next step should be regulating currency exchange rates. Not sure about rest of Europe, but banks here have such a high spread they effectively add 2 to 4 % fee to every transaction. And it's even worse than normal fees, because it&#x27
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by glogla 8y ago
"Payday loans - we're slightly better than mafia!" You might want to rethink that slogan.
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by glogla 8y ago
Is there a gui client that can do both "normal" databases (like postgres and oracle) and Hive or Presto?
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by glogla 8y ago
Of course, political murdes aren't exactly uncommon in dystopian dictatorships.
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by glogla 8y ago
Yes, but only if you count Star Wars or other American-style production "action movie but in space" movies or series (like Stargate, Firefly, ...). When you go into the things that don't get blockbuster movies, you end up wit
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by glogla 8y ago
Which is strange, given that it's the place where WW2 could have been avoided.
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by glogla 8y ago
Like in the old Direct Connect days.
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by glogla 8y ago
Is this a recycled comment? I have deja vu.
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by glogla 8y ago
Either you plan your route, as you normally would (look at what roads you're taking and what's around, etc) or you would just follow your nav and do no planning at all. The only difference with EV is that the nav will also tell yo
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by glogla 8y ago
Most of Europe use 230V and typical socket is 16A, so it's a bit more.
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by glogla 8y ago
> Can anyone give examples of a successful technology roll-out where there was no demand, and no profit to be made? Seat belts, airbags and other safety systems in cars (like ABS, VSC, etc). Emission control systems in cars.

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