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by hueving 9y ago
Not sure I need to spend $15/mo to know that. :)
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by hueving 9y ago
Sustainability is having a business that doesn't depend on a rapid rollout of a technology that doesn't work in weather that most people won't trust for years and that isn't even legal yet.
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by hueving 9y ago
Are you serious? Sampling Lyft riders for an life choice that makes them a Lyft rider absolutely would not extrapolate to the US population. It's like sampling people in an airport to get stats on how often everyone flies.
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by hueving 9y ago
Do you have a sample of what the current ones contain?
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by hueving 9y ago
Vague "I agree" criticisms make for poor reading. Provide specific counter examples like the parent or don't bother commenting.
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by hueving 9y ago
Aren't you spending resources setting up your CI/CD pipeline /deployment tooling to talk to Amazon's APIs? Unless all of the providers have the same API to deploy functions, they are all trying to lock you in. So not loc
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by hueving 9y ago
It sounds like your complaint is about chosen seating arrangements by airlines rather than the planes themselves. The 787 11-wide configuration has little to do with the plane. You can be packed like a sardine on a 380 as well.
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by hueving 9y ago
That might be the case in the UK, but it's definitely not in the US. People didn't get serious about avoiding drinking and driving until the punishments got serious. It still wouldn't be considered honorable here to turn in a
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by hueving 9y ago
This is not a matter of perspectives. This is ignoring the very titles she chose for herself and claiming that the article using those titles did so because of sexism (explicitly stated in another of cantrip's comments below). There is
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by hueving 9y ago
"Maker/robotics enthusiast/non-engineer. Have become somewhat of an expert in shitty robots. Swedish but sound American just to confuse you." https://sites.google.com/view/botslikeyou/useless-bo
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by hueving 9y ago
I strongly disagree with the attribution of drunk driving reductions to the culture. The culture is a byproduct of how significant the punishment has become, which is what really led to the reduction. Back in the 70s getting pulled over dru
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by hueving 9y ago
Go find somewhere else to derail conversations with implied accusations of sexism. It's ruined what could have been a nice thread about her awesome work with discussions about what we should refer to her as like we are classifying an o
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by hueving 9y ago
In truly competitive markets it wouldn't be so easy to park money for guaranteed returns.
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by hueving 9y ago
That's a mental health issue in the US. Every city has shelters, food kitchens, etc so if you are mentally stable, clean of drugs, and not too proud to take charity you don't need to be on the streets for long. Where the US syste
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by hueving 9y ago
Every company that publishes research allows employees to put names on it. It's not really an indicator of a forward thinking company so much as one that wants prestige in the academic world.
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by hueving 9y ago
That's a weak analogy because the voice input sounds like the voice output in speech recognition. When I see "horse poop" the thing I'm imagining and hearing in my head is not the individual letters as they appear on the
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by hueving 9y ago
So it's easy to reduce production by 50% capacity or so and then it becomes problematic.
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by hueving 9y ago
That's like claiming aluminum plants are the best way to export energy without high power lines. You aren't actually exporting energy, you're exporting something created with energy that can't be converted back into that
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by hueving 9y ago
One season perfectly coinciding with another with a giant consistent pile of surplus electricity? And all of these miners transport whole data centers worth of miners a couple of times a year? I want to believe it but this sounds too conven
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by hueving 9y ago
Do you game or do anything CPU intensive?
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by hueving 9y ago
>All major cloud providers are buying renewables for their operations. Yay? Not yay. This is an overnight massive bump so they are going to consume from the same existing pool of renewables, forcing utilities to use more non renewables t
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by hueving 9y ago
Advertisers don't want the attention of people that can't pay for things. People rich enough to pay for things are essentially subsidizing everyone else in the ad model with an irritating ad middleman. Subsidizing is fine, but let
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by hueving 9y ago
>Nobody is propping up anything, let them do business. Did you read TFA? Browser vendors that allow invasive tracking are propping up this model.
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by hueving 9y ago
>You argument is essentially "people who make videos that I don't like should be pushed out". You keep putting words in people's mouths all over this thread. It doesn't make for interesting conversation. This is
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by hueving 9y ago
Citation? What you fail to realize is that lower efficiency can induce more spending. Do you think someone who trades their compact car in for a truck will spend less on gasoline because it's not as efficient? Advertising was massive b
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by hueving 9y ago
>So yep, you're suggesting that tszyn's mom should not access content she can't pay for directly. You vastly underestimate how much content is created for free. Have you heard of Wikipedia? Do you realize how many people d
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by hueving 9y ago
>Traditional Republican philosophy is generally to seek out one or two major storefronts to anchor an entire town. How can you make a generalization like that with a straight face? I spent a significant number of years in Wyoming, Montan
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by hueving 9y ago
People cope with death in different ways. Avoid taking things strangers say very seriously.
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by hueving 9y ago
And your framing is "homelessness isn't a problem" I assume then? Because that's San Francisco's policy.
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by hueving 9y ago
It's almost as if you didn't read my post. We will be able to sustain our population pretty easily because we can adapt, farm further north, use more energy, etc. If anti-science people would stop blocking nuclear energy then we w

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