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hnav
4mo ago
It's technically not a brush but a slip-ring. The design of these motors is very similar to automotive alternators, just scaled up 100x (in terms of power).
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hnav
4mo ago
He invented the induction motor which runs right off the grid.
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hnav
4mo ago
no, but requires introduces brushes (slip-rings really) which is a wear item
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hnav
4mo ago
The EU is probably going to want tight control over users like any other government body. Bring your own software runs counter to that.
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hnav
4mo ago
These are terabyte sized files (realistically a multi hour transfer) that you're unlikely to have access to in the first place. Every organization has exfiltration checks these days. You may succeed but you'll want to be on a plan
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4mo ago
you'd need close to a megawatt of engine/inverter to only brake on regen.
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4mo ago
something like a BMW 330e drivetrain has that (as do most German RWD hybrids), the biggest issue there is going to be the inverter and control software.
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4mo ago
the entire internet, books, news, regardless of license.
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hnav
4mo ago
There are zero days in every piece of software, but malware is already mostly a state-actor-only thing.
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4mo ago
They'll just push it to activation time and require you to upload ID.
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4mo ago
They'll just add regulation that requires KYC for roaming agreements.
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4mo ago
Nordics, Baltics and a couple of other countries are the places this still works. The rest of Europe is locked down.
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4mo ago
outlawing the platform
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hnav
4mo ago
Depends on what the claude attribution actually means. A lot of people will just get the thing building and then ship. To me that attribution is generally a red flag.
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4mo ago
Commander in chief got convicted in NY before being re-elected, I think everything's allowed these days.
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4mo ago
Baltimore is also like top 10 nationwide for murder, you might as well have cherry-picked some Southern city like Birmingham to really drive the point home. The odds of you being murdered in NYC are 1/10th of dying in your car in Missi
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4mo ago
shady debt offloading onto its sibling financing entity, which is run by Carvana CEO's father, a man convicted of fraud
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4mo ago
Never been attacked by one, but was taught the difference between "then" and "than" in elementary.
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4mo ago
No it must be that Europeans can't afford corn fed omega-6 beef, corn syrup water and baked extruded corn mush coated in MSG so they have to get by eating real bread, tomatoes and ham.
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4mo ago
Material prosperity. Euros don't have the newest iPhones, 3 row SUVs or a gas dryer that gets your load of laundry crispy in 30 minutes flat. They have third spaces, public transit that actually covers cities/intra-city transpor
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4mo ago
Part of the reason we're fat as fuck is that giant parcels of land make driving everywhere mandatory.
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4mo ago
Another thing that gets lost is that there are a few layers between Jeff and Elon and the rank-and-file. If everyone paid their fair share it'd be a lot less likely that every world-class city has 10% of its real estate locked up in pi
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4mo ago
You realize that Elon and Bezos are stealing from you when you invest and get taxed at 50% marginal, right? They certainly don't pay anywhere near that. The trick they play on you is by lumping you in with them in spirit (hard working
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4mo ago
The standard of life you get is one you can afford. GDP PPI does a better job of capturing this than GDP, but better yet look at how long people live. The best raw GDP is gotten when you drive your working class until they collapse and die
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4mo ago
On that note why are the ultra-rich so dead-set on avoiding estate taxation? Shouldn't their children be responsible for growing their own billions when their inheritance takes a 50% haircut?
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You don't have to wheel out the boogeyman of communism. The distribution of wealth in this country allows a person to have 1 MILLION TIMES the spending power of somebody who drives a bus, puts out fires or stitches up wounds. Crucially
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4mo ago
You're looking at GDP when comparing Missouri to European nations. Bulgaria has higher life expectancy than half this country.
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4mo ago
Autodesk was founded in Marin and later moved down. This model is 10km^2 so it's not moving anywhere.
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The real question is would a Godzilla incursion be good for property values (novelty, tourism attraction, remove some housing stock) or decimate them (safety concerns, change the spirit of neighborhoods).
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4mo ago
Having amazing foundational technology that gets wrapped into subpar products has been Google's standard operating procedure for a long time. That being said, it's not clear that proprietary harnesses are going to be any kind of m
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