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by gok 4y ago
They sometimes displayed a warning that cancellation of a ride "might" cost a fee when they could have figured out that it wouldn't. Important lesson that technically-correct-but-potentially-confusing user interfaces can cost
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Shock result in particle experiment could spark physics revolution(bbc.com)
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Airbus Redesigns A350 Cockpit After Spilled Drinks Shut Down Engines(businessinsider.com)
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U.K.-Backed Satellite Operator OneWeb Signs Deal with SpaceX to Resume Launches(wsj.com)
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by gok 5y ago
> To think that we can simply abandon symbol-manipulation is to suspend disbelief. Was this article was written by GPT?
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Federal Reserve Rolls Out Tough Trading Restrictions After Scandal(nytimes.com)
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by gok 5y ago
Amusingly XNU adopted this behavior because it's what Linux did in the early 2000s and people complained that fsync was too slow without it.
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Replicating a Sense of Touch in the Metaverse with Robotic Hands(olivercameron.substack.com)
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RFC: Add an LLVM CAS library and experiment with fine-grained caching for builds(discourse.llvm.org)
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Dyld4 Design(github.com)
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by gok 5y ago
The operational complexity is nontrivial. You would need to attach both diesel and electrical locomotion to every train that has even a small segment in unwired territory, which would be most runs, in exchange for relatively small fuel savi
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by gok 5y ago
Yes but the expensive part of the locomotive is either the diesel generator or the equipment to take power from overhead wires (on-board inverters and the pantographs). It's not generally practical to convert one to another.
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by gok 5y ago
There are around 300,000 km of active rail in the US, essentially none of which is electrified. Then there are 10s of thousands of diesel locomotives that would need to be all replaced. This would cost trillions of dollars, more than any re
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Qualcomm Earnings Q1 2022(cnbc.com)
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Biden to Present Plan to Cut Cancer Death Rate in Half(nytimes.com)
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Swift and C++ interoperability workgroup announcement(forums.swift.org)
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Operation Warp Speed: A new model for industrial policy(americanaffairsjournal.org)
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The Cat Escaped from the Chrome Sandbox(starlabs.sg)
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by gok 5y ago
Debt
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Fed releases long-awaited study on a digital dollar(cnbc.com)
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SpaceX Veterans Aim to Shake Up Freight Rail with Electric, Robotic Trains(forbes.com)
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Ford, Stripe sign agreement to overhaul automaker's online payments(detroitnews.com)
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What’s Next(okloinc.medium.com)
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by gok 5y ago
How is internet dating an uncompetitive industry? There are dozens of competitors. The biggest (Tinder) has barely 30% marketshare.
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The CDC’s Flawed Case for Wearing Masks in School(theatlantic.com)
7 points by gok 5y ago|2 comments
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by gok 5y ago
6.9 ETH? Seems...Musky?
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Why battery costs have plunged since 2010(fullstackeconomics.com)
173 points by gok 5y ago|206 comments
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Without Stem Immigration Reforms, the United States Will Not Stay Ahead of China(csis.org)
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Amazon AWS Launches Graviton3 Arm Processors(servethehome.com)
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by gok 5y ago
Before anyone else wastes their money on this: it doesn't make Twitter ad-free.

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