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by hndamien 8y ago
I expect most people would fill up to 100% when not swapping.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Wow! Did I write "public" - I meant "secret" - it's been a long day. Of all the comments I've made that should have been down voted, the one I made above was it. HN gods are having mercy on me it seems.
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by hndamien 8y ago
I presume you mean don't get fully drained. They also should not get fully charged either. They could make the battery stop working earlier and limit them from being filled, but this is going to limit a lot of one time use cases when t
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by hndamien 8y ago
Company would have to own the batteries, users have no incentive to treat them well. Tragedy of the commons.
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by hndamien 8y ago
A little parasitic! It is horrendously parasitic. Here are some other great maths visualisations for understanding. http://setosa.io/#/
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by hndamien 8y ago
Or light pollution.
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by hndamien 8y ago
They are referring to your company, and the "selling" being what you are selling to your customer - aka - your product.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Kind of defeats the purpose of a public ballot.
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by hndamien 8y ago
The economics are also much works for an Uber driver than an AirBnB host.
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by hndamien 8y ago
This is exactly the path I'm on, software eng in ad tech would love to help the cause for addressing climate change - any advice?
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by hndamien 8y ago
“Speed up and slow down gently” - ie acceleration and deceleration.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Speed is pretty irrelevant. It’s actually acceleration and deceleration that matters.
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by hndamien 8y ago
It is also quite apparent she drives with zero regards for energy management. The energy usage gauge is prominently displayed in the dash, for similar reasons that you use a fuel gauge. If you are at all concerned that your range may be que
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by hndamien 8y ago
For salaries people would certainly have to adjust, but I think it is more likely that payments would remain in a fiat currency to remove that psychological hurdle. I can see that it may not be such a large burden though even if people were
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by hndamien 8y ago
I don't disagree at all on this, just noting that they aren't immune from price distortions caused by devaluing currency. In fact, I would say they are probably more exposed to them especially as wealth gaps increase.
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by hndamien 8y ago
There actually may be a good advantage to this strategy in that your childcare costs may also reduce with your roommates being able to chip in and be part of the family - even if it is just when you go shopping for an hour. I'm fairly
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by hndamien 8y ago
Depends on what you count as inflation. Inflation of the money supply, or resulting "inflation" (rising) of CPI measured items. Real inflation is very different from the CPI reports (as evidenced by stock prices, houses, Bitcoin).
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by hndamien 8y ago
I agree on you point about housing. I was just trying to pick something without debt as a store of value. Something more fungible with less volatility perhaps is gold (but again it is not yield producing). Ideally, you want something that i
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by hndamien 8y ago
Why should a store of value require debt backing? All that it requires is that it can have the same or more purchasing power (via exchange) in the future. Buying a house in a popular growing city without debt would likely fulfill this SoV r
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by hndamien 8y ago
The F-Pace? What do you think makes it so compelling?
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by hndamien 8y ago
What about Bitcoin? Is it not equity based money rather than debt based money?
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by hndamien 8y ago
Come together, like as in a consensus?
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by hndamien 8y ago
If only there were some alternative digitally native way of transferring value so we could get the benefits of cashless without it downsides.
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by hndamien 8y ago
The edit button is a wonderful tool. Besides, the fact that I can drive my car relying primarily on two eyes and a brain suggests that it must be possible to extract and process the information to drive a car with stereo vision, and without
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by hndamien 8y ago
I think “every expert” may be stretching the truth, unless you are proclaiming that Tesla has no experts working on this.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Governments should answer to people primarily. Facebook primarily answers to advertisers. This distinction is often forgotten.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Thanks for the tip. I certainly fail at this art since agreement and open ended question results in downvotes. I really can't get much softer when trying to open minds. I could improve my punctuation I guess.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Is the cash in your wallet insured? If stolen do you have recourse? Now you might tell me you have no cash for this very reason. That’s fair, but probably similar to the amount of money you should allocate.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Hodlers don’t extract rents.
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by hndamien 8y ago
Disinflationary

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