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idontwantthis
4mo ago
Can regen brakes keep a car stopped? I would think that the braking force diminishes as the rotor speed approaches zero so it wouldn’t keep you in place on a steep hill, but I’m not sure.
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idontwantthis
4mo ago
How did you do this impressive amount of work and verify that it did it perfectly all in one day?
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idontwantthis
4mo ago
If this is good, I might finally ditch my 12 mini.
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
I think this is close but misses the only thing that really matters: birth control makes it a choice. We are just 3 generations into being able to decide whether or not sex means kids. And making that positive choice takes a lot of energy.
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
Yes, that’s more to the point.
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
You are confusing owning a house with having paid off a mortgage. I can go get a mortgage for $1 million tomorrow, but that does not make me a millionaire. It makes me an debtor with a house I can't afford.
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
Economics always applies at the margins. If this means that no one can afford $500 million homes anymore, then builders will stop building them, and start building slightly cheaper homes. That will increase the supply of the slightly cheape
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
TFA makes clear that addressing this is part of the phased implementation.
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
Amazingly I tried the exact same thing! It also kept making meaningless corrections and was so confident that the blob it had produced was a fortune cookie that it started telling me I was wrong.
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
Do you live in rural India?
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
It’s barely readable. The way it flips back and forth “not this but this” instead of just actually saying anything is maddening. > Kimball was right at the level he was reading it, but wrong about which decision he was reading What the f
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
It doesn’t worry you enough that someday you could have a serious problem and they wouldn’t be able to help you?
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
User already do. That’s just how you use an electric car.
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
Does that show you more than the first 2 paragraphs?
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
If everyone loses but you lose less than the people you don’t like, does that make you a winner?
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
A system where you are incentivized to give up for the rest of the month if you were to high once doesn’t make sense. I am skeptical that the description was accurate.
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
What you have described is an obviously terrible system that doesn’t incentivize lower power consumption. That’s not how it’s going to work in Nevada. It will be the highest 15 minute period of each day, so if you spread out your power usag
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
It’s not clear to me that the demand charge will cause bills to increase at all and, on its face, it makes sense to charge separately for peak power consumption as well as total energy consumption.
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
Then acceptance is probably all you can do. I know that sucks to hear, but accepting tinitus actually makes it better. If you can’t find a definitive trigger (which I think is unlikely) then you should give up and begin masking it at all ti
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idontwantthis
5mo ago
1) Do you hear it away from your home? If yes then it’s in your ear not your router. 2) The only solution to tinnitus is to stop fixating on it and eventually stop thinking about it completely. The only way to do that is to make sure you ca
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idontwantthis
6mo ago
Can I put $1 million on no? How much will I earn?
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idontwantthis
6mo ago
The easiest way to become a F500 company is to start as an F5 company, then financialize your whole business, stop innovating, fire anyone effective, and give the executives huge bonuses.
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idontwantthis
6mo ago
Yes that was one of those bizarrely high tech experiences back then.
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idontwantthis
6mo ago
Can anyone tell me what impact their whole government dying at once in a plane crash had on this? Would they probably be doing better or worse if those people had stayed in power? Was that a significant factor in this?
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idontwantthis
6mo ago
Investing in women is much more effective because they are usually more attached to their community and can’t up and leave nearly as easily (both because they are the primary ones taking care of their own families)
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idontwantthis
6mo ago
I am in an MCOL and raising 2 currently on about half of that.
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idontwantthis
6mo ago
I have nothing to do with any of those points.
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idontwantthis
6mo ago
I was not.
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idontwantthis
6mo ago
My multiple rounds of interviews beg to differ.
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idontwantthis
6mo ago
I agree that would be helpful but that's too much info for me.
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