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by hbarka 5y ago
“My Crow Teacher” coming soon on Netflix
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by hbarka 5y ago
Now that’s a clearly doubtful Venn diagram. Tesla owners I know in wealthy towns are Republicans. God forbid if you have a Nissan Leaf and an immaculate crew cab truck, what would they call you then?
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by hbarka 5y ago
Yeah, and it’s a pain in the ass because you realize the renting overhead equates to about 4 hours of wasted time to and fro. Then you’re rushing your project because you hear the clock tick and then need it again on Sunday. Will never do a
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by hbarka 5y ago
Old Ford Ranger is my sidekick. Got it used and has paid for itself many times over. I’m interested in the off-grid potential of the Lightning. Who knew Ford with be the first to offer “offloading capacity of 9kW, and based on an average d
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by hbarka 5y ago
I understand the derision here when it comes to Tesla because of a figure like Elon Musk. I can attest to it. I used to fanboy Musk but now I believe Tesla succeeds in spite of Musk. There have been too many promises from him not meeting
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by hbarka 5y ago
Imagine where Tesla would be if not for the hubristic dismissal of LIDAR by their all-knowing boss.
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by hbarka 5y ago
As an EV owner with the luxury of having a charger in my garage, one of the joys is having a “full tank” in the morning, as EV owners like to say. It truly is life-changing. I was ready to dismiss this article as nonsense. There must be som
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by hbarka 6y ago
The Eastern Island “ecocide” narrative seems to be questionable. In time, it might go the way of the Kon Tiki hypothesis. https://theconversation.com/the-truth-about-easter-island-a-...
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by hbarka 6y ago
Reminds me of the “Bullet Holes and Abraham Wald” lesson in survivorship bias https://onebiteblog.com/finding-the-missing-bullet-holes/
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by hbarka 6y ago
It may be legal but it’s ridiculous. There’s aspects of driving which should not require you to look at the function to use it. It would be as ridiculous as touchscreen-based turn signals. Elon is doing this to reduce parts, not because he’
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by hbarka 6y ago
Then there’s the cousin of lying. Bullshitting. It is outright practiced at work and job interviews. Elon Musk at one time was interviewed on how he spots it.
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by hbarka 6y ago
This is all so fascinating. The idea of using wood thousands of years old. The craft of the people doing it. The realization that there are colonies of trees still standing, yes still standing, that are hundreds of years old.
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by hbarka 6y ago
Tesla’s product also requires driver monitoring. They explicitly say so, so your statement is clearly false. Not excusing Tesla’s faults but the volume of Tesla’s cars on the road compared to Comma’s would probably explain the difference in
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by hbarka 6y ago
Nice
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by hbarka 6y ago
Can you tell me where it was stated that every political outcome globally is tied to the US? A bit of a strawman. Many regimes that have been dictatorial for decades have fallen. It’s easy to name them. South Korea is a particularly good ex
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by hbarka 6y ago
The military is alleging that voter fraud took place. Obviously a pretext by Myanmar’s dictatorial military family, but it makes you wonder if Trump’s demagoguery and erosion of trust in the US voting system has emboldened authoritarians ac
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by hbarka 6y ago
“Male trees are one of the most significant reasons why seasonal allergies have gotten so bad in the recent decades.” https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/seasonal-allergies-bla...
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by hbarka 6y ago
What would Citizens United be under the serfdom analogy? Does it have a place in Capitalism?
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by hbarka 6y ago
Cambodia is rolling out a blockchain-based digital currency system. Cambodia.
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by hbarka 6y ago
Nevermind humans working for a paycheck.
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by hbarka 6y ago
If R-squared is 10% (and p-value is 0.01), does it mean the correlation is 10% better than random?
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by hbarka 6y ago
As you get older, there’s literally a pile somewhere in the house, metaphorically the pile of broken dreams or pile of unfinished projects. The wish to learn something else is additive to the pile, probably the definition of the root of pro
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by hbarka 6y ago
The same reason it’s harder to learn how to touchtype once you’re an adult. Too damn busy to get that immersion time.
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by hbarka 6y ago
Yes, like the divergence between South vs North Korea in just a few generations.
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by hbarka 6y ago
From the NIH, raising the question of a cosmic origin https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7358766/
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by hbarka 6y ago
Thank you. I’ve saved this video to watch later.
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by hbarka 6y ago
Can we talk about the upside of being a contractor? It takes more effort to keep tabs of what you do but there are many benefits to being a single person entity. I believe lack of education about being an LLC or incorporated entrepreneu
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by hbarka 6y ago
I acknowledge this is anecdotal but in the Bay Area CA I drive by many churches (of different faiths) occupying large areas of land on prime hilltop real estate. I’m astonished by this.
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by hbarka 6y ago
Would receiving dividends from stocks count as participatory economy?
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by hbarka 6y ago
Ugh. This is heartbreaking.

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