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by ianai 3y ago
Yeah I’m really curious for newer data. Especially given covid. Not to be morbid but it was a clearly significant event.
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by ianai 3y ago
Now do one for voting blocs. And don’t use one color for lines that intersect. It’s poor communication practice.
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by ianai 3y ago
Not sure what you mean by “not serious.” They have a road map. I’ve elsewhere read they plan on a 100 mile electric only Rav4 prime (with the usual gas range) by 2027. Last I checked, the R4P still has the highest electric range of any phev
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by ianai 3y ago
Right. Wish collective will was there to do for mass rollout what was done for covid vaccines.
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by ianai 3y ago
Really depends on where the car sells. In the EU, todays EVs probably have plenty of range. In the US, 300 miles is just not going to cut it for many people far too often. Look at this comparison. And hour+ commutes are far from unheard of
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by ianai 3y ago
MSFT was trading around 29 in April 2007 when this was published. They’re now around 366. Maybe this is a story of the value to a company with a huge, established customer base with actual reliance on their products. That probably doesn’t e
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by ianai 3y ago
In the west such devices would largely be a niche in the outdoors recreation industry. Plus you generally have to go out of your way to be informed about Africa enough to know what’s really happening locally. (Not a dig on Africa, and west
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by ianai 3y ago
The context must be lost on me. The linked video is about Cathie Wood and doesn’t mention Sam Altman once. Is there some missing backstory? Actual video about Altman with this title: https://youtu.be/N0b_DKmB84A
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by ianai 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solipsism
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by ianai 3y ago
For the constitution to work citizens really have to participate and insist upon the constitution. So yes in a sense “it” needs us more than we need it. I’d argue though we stand to gain a lot by insisting upon it than letting any slack and
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by ianai 3y ago
I can only imagine his reaction to needing his wife to vouch for his identity as golden.
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Rosalynn Carter has died(nbcnews.com)
105 points by ianai 3y ago|24 comments
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by ianai 3y ago
Apartments are everywhere. It’s an everywhere problem.
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by ianai 3y ago
Could definitely fly under the guise of “the market has changed. The people capable of steering the ship in a low interest/easy money regime are not the people for a reversion to the mean/more difficult situation.”
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Chapter 14: Incentives – Labor Economics(wwnorton.com)
3 points by ianai 3y ago|0 comments
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by ianai 3y ago
Except it would more likely be “no more software to run this? Such a shame <off goes the hardware>”
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by ianai 3y ago
As commented here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38244827 I fundamentally reject the notion that we can't sustainably pull all this carbon out of the air. Part of why we have problems with forest fires today is
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by ianai 3y ago
You still need to rotate tires pretty often. You have a point, but the world has to move on from oil.
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by ianai 3y ago
"cos(e) = 1 - e^2, sin(e) = e. I don't know how to justify these values other than the power series identities for sin and cos..." Isn't that from the definition of cos and sin, even geometrically?
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by ianai 3y ago
It’s the combativeness masquerading as deep, wise analysis.
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by ianai 3y ago
They talk (rightly) about mathematics replacing infinitely small but not 0 numbers with limits there. Infinitesimals were later reintroduced with rigor through https://mathworld.wolfram.com/NonstandardAnalysis.html I have l
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by ianai 3y ago
I know the knee jerk reaction is to disregard this as too little too late. But I think it’s worth the effort. The countries of the world should just all massively scale up carbon capture asap-alongside a push away from emissions. Ramp up nu
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by ianai 3y ago
There was a historical market correction of labor wages upwards after the 1918 pandemic. Strange to think, but it sure seems those days had fewer factors pushing labor down than now, but here we are. You’re absolutely correct. Price/wa
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by ianai 3y ago
(Wild idea) I wonder whether NetBSD could be turned into something like device drivers or firmware? Ie it always provides the same interfaces to a hosting *BSD OS which reflects the hardware. It maybe actually runs on whatever device it’s a
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by ianai 3y ago
NetBSD is the more portable one. FreeBSD is maybe the best well rounded, has zfs. OpenBSD is all about top notch security by default. Generally the documentation for them is accurate. If the manpage says something should work it will work.
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by ianai 3y ago
‘’’ Overall, it’s clear that: Average wage growth since the pandemic has outpaced inflation, though cumulatively real wages are likely a bit below where one would expect in the absence of COVID-19 The real wage distribution has compressed—t
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by ianai 3y ago
Agree. The company would be better off if Elon stepped into the shadows and let someone else be the CEO/main face of his companies-delegation, no need to sell.
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Between Venus' atmospheric currents, a layer of reactive oxygen(space.com)
6 points by ianai 3y ago|1 comments
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by ianai 3y ago
They're more nasty. But I think it shows a wider push back against 8gb ram base models, too.
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by ianai 3y ago
Point being the jump from intel to M1 was much bigger than the jump from M1 to M3.

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