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by hammock 2y ago
Tesla sells more electric cars in the US than every other combined
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by hammock 2y ago
Were you raised on formula by chance?
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by hammock 2y ago
Isn’t that all of us? Electric cars are a huge part of saving the planet for human habitability
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by hammock 2y ago
Stop buying meat and eggs from supermarkets…
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by hammock 2y ago
By design, no? The point of Tesla vandalism is to incur costs to the owners. Or is it just a mostly peaceful protest?
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by hammock 2y ago
GDP per capita of Ireland is double that of the UK? Is that because of the tax dodge thing? When did that happen?
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by hammock 2y ago
When?
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by hammock 2y ago
“Before trying a basic mineral with no side effects, try a corticosteroid for a whole month” ??? You have that backwards.
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by hammock 2y ago
Can anyone in Finland confirm? I'm curious about A) number of homeless today vs 10 years ago B) waiting time for one of these apartments c) acceptance and integration of these people in the local community
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by hammock 2y ago
Full paper: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/383293168_Fingerpri... It’s crazy to me that after studying the ozone hole for 75 years, this is the first and only paper that confirms the hole healing was primaril
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by hammock 2y ago
Haven’t seen that personally, which is a good thing
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by hammock 2y ago
Even on aliexpress?
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by hammock 2y ago
What are GPS sats if not artificial stars used for celestial nav? (In a roundabout way, no pun intended)
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by hammock 2y ago
I thought this was going to be about the Freescale Semiconductor employees who were on Malaysia Airlines flight 370. https://www.reuters.com/article/world/twenty-employees-of-us...
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by hammock 2y ago
1.5km is not bad. Chris Columbus could resolve latitude to about 100-200km, and longitude only by dead reckoning. I do wonder though with computers and cameras and celestial navigation, why that is not used vs GPS on the moon
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by hammock 2y ago
This is peak 90s. Skifree, toasters, "under construction" gifs on your Geocities homepage, and random fun plugins and add-ons that you would download from Tucows. Maximalist and absurdist digital culture that is all but gone now.
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by hammock 2y ago
> The technology worked but unfortunately the cost of implementing the technology and also the cost of delivering the electricity that was produced to a market was just greater than the revenue stream that we could create. We said the sa
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by hammock 2y ago
https://thehill.com/homenews/house/5156044-trump-musk-consid...
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by hammock 2y ago
Yes, in my mind there is. The congress and the executive branch are not in exact lockstep, just as they were not in Trumps first administration either. There are plenty of influential Republicans who push back on one thing or another, and p
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by hammock 2y ago
Would love that. Does California have housing and public transportation though? (Joking)
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by hammock 2y ago
Just about all of the blue states could benefit from a good team of engineers imo
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by hammock 2y ago
Solid point. These workers might find a better fit in the private sector these days.
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by hammock 2y ago
What is the best c&c style game that has been released in the last couple years?
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by hammock 2y ago
I was always trying to use the god mode and make a subterranean schoolbus in that game. Could never get it to work. Is it because it didn’t have sprites for it, or what?
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by hammock 2y ago
https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=civil+libertie...
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by hammock 2y ago
That is true, but you could always move to another region and there would still be some level of fish & game. a) the ability to have grain stores, etc thru the winter; and b) the long food cycle of plant in spring, harvest in fall; real
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by hammock 2y ago
Wheat domesticated us because agriculture put the politics and power into the hands of the landowners (whoever is big enough warlord to control arable territory)
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by hammock 2y ago
You would have to introduce jitter to every possible dimension, when the dimensions themselves are continually expanding (as illuminated by the bike wheel example).. the combination of jitter x dimensions leads to an undefined problem (AKA
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by hammock 2y ago
>simplify a problem down to an objective function Yes, I have an intuition that this is NP hard though
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by hammock 2y ago
This comment ought to be higher up. Such a perfect summary of what I have struggled to understand, which is the “danger” of AI once we allow it to control things And yes you can fix the bug but the bike wheel guy shows you there will always

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