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by hangonhn 2y ago
I wonder if that wouldn't allow gas stations to add EV charging stations. The square surface of a gas station is rather limited, which is not an issue when you can fill up in a minute or so. But if it takes you 30 minutes to recharge,
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by hangonhn 2y ago
> They replaced vertical integration with circular blame. Not sure if you came up with that line but it's gold.
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Hang on. I think the OP is trying to find a middle ground between their level of comfort and contributing to the project. I think their intentions are positive; they want to help but are constrained by their other needs or priorities.
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by hangonhn 2y ago
I wonder what the effects on retractions would be though. Some researchers might go down fighting or refuse to cooperate with investigators.
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by hangonhn 2y ago
My buddy got his bike stolen in Mountain View. Not only did the police find his bike they also arrested the thief. Another buddy was woken up one night by a drunken stranger pounding on his door. He called the MVPD and within 5 minutes 3 sq
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by hangonhn 2y ago
The China and Russia relationship is complex. China, historically, has for most part chose to not commit to any alliances -- out of fear of being dragged into an unwanted war. This is largely still true today with the exception of perhaps N
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by hangonhn 2y ago
I can here to post the same. It literally happened to us in Japan. My wife left her purse with a lot of cash, credit cards, and her passport at a cafe. She was panicking while I reassured her it’s going to be returned. Sure enough after our
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Oh wow. This is quite decent. I asked it two questions that has historically tripped up either Google Gemini (what does an asterisks in the middle of a parameters list mean in Python) or ChatGPT (how to extend Fernet to use AES 256) and it
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by hangonhn 2y ago
This is really cool from a technology point of view but the main attraction of climbing for me is figuring out how to "solve" the climb. Trying to solve a crux with a buddy is half of the fun for me.
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by hangonhn 2y ago
I was going to say... if a country like China, with its massive engineering/building capacity and authoritarian "efficiency" cannot hit their nuclear construction targets, it is quite telling how difficult it must be in reali
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Yeah that's a very fair point. My original point is that the municipal government tends to be run by left leaning people but your point about the state laws sort of invalidates my point.
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by hangonhn 2y ago
> My current favorite Texas city is Houston which is much larger, more affordable and more diverse. I really feel Houston is one of the most underrated cities in the US. Even if you're left leaning, most of the cities in Texas are t
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Oh and then when they get breached they will send me a letter informing me and say it was their vendor's fault. No, buddy. That's still on you.
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by hangonhn 2y ago
Do you have any recommendations on books that talks about Leninism like it's foundational ideas, etc. and how it departs from Marxism? Thanks in advance.
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by hangonhn 3y ago
The combination of multiple bad behavior strung together is really interesting. I imagined the author of each bad behavior was unaware of the other bad behaviors and was basically like "what's the worst they can do?" I feel a
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by hangonhn 3y ago
I wrote a similar comment about this on a different post. They're unlikely to still be subsidized (or if it is it is small) but their subsidies did happen. China's industrial policy play book goes like this: 1. Erect barriers to f
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by hangonhn 3y ago
> To me, the logical step is for Chinese vehicles to build factories in Mexico and then ship vehicles into the country so they qualify as NAFTA vehicles. No way will it be $10k, but it certainly won't be $40k like other electric veh
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by hangonhn 3y ago
> Just because the subsidies are gone doesn't mean they haven't had their effect. Once you've already paid to develop the technology and build the factory, the incremental cost of making more units is much lower and you ca
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Chinese industrial policy is quite a bit more sophisticated than just dumping money and subsidizing industries. They only do that in the beginning. They first subsidize and erect barriers to outside competitors. It then becomes a chaotic pl
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by hangonhn 3y ago
yeah someone replied to one of my comments about adding MFA that an attacker can get around all that simply by buying the account from the author. I was way too narrowly focused on the technical aspects and was completely blind to other ave
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Oh man. The was a scenario that didn't cross my mind. I was too narrowly focused on the technical aspects rather than the social aspects of security. Great point.
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by hangonhn 3y ago
I imagine it might be easier to just compromise a weakly protected account than to actual put in a 2 years long effort with real contributions. If we mandated MFA for all contributors who contribute to these really important projects then w
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by hangonhn 3y ago
It's also very possible that the account was compromised and taken over. A two years long con with real useful work is a lot of patience and effort vs. just stealing a weakly protected account. I wonder if MFA shouldn't be a requi
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by hangonhn 3y ago
This exact thought crossed my mind when my friend took their Tesla Model X to Lake Tahoe. As soon as the gull wing doors opened all the snow from the top of the car fell straight down into the cabin. Oh right. Tesla Model X was probably des
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by hangonhn 3y ago
The same go for cars. I was hit by a car which was already slowing down but over ran the line and hit me. The car couldn't have been going more than 10 mph but it was enough force to fracture my knee (the fracture type is also colloqui
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by hangonhn 3y ago
I think there is a lot of mythology that surrounds the katana. European and other Asian swords were pretty comparable and sometimes even better than katanas. What is impressive to me, and not mentioned in the video, is that the available so
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by hangonhn 3y ago
The stated reason from the article makes little sense. The Chinese will just tell Nvidia to go take a hike, if the legal agreement holds any water at all in Chinese law. The only people this will affect would be AMD and Intel. Something isn
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Had the exact same thought. After all these years, that still hurts.
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by hangonhn 3y ago
Couldn't we create specialized airports that are only for autonomous cargo planes. Then the UAVs can just speak to each other and the automated ATC in a formal protocol? Not a pilot here so I might be missing the nuances.
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by hangonhn 3y ago
With some years under my belt now working as a software engineer, I've learned that these non-code elements are hugely important in getting people to adopt your work. I used to just code up something and tell my team about it, either t

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