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by jliptzin 6y ago
If I remember correctly Tesla already has plans to incorporate their next gen batteries into the structure of the car
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by jliptzin 6y ago
By “take over” the grandparent post means Trump would have become our dictator for life, no pardon would be issued because they would never be charged with a crime.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
In that scenario there wouldn’t even be a need for him to issue pardons
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by jliptzin 6y ago
You have to be really unimaginative to consider a surplus of renewable energy a crisis.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
A lot of things we think are static do actually change quite a bit. Tiny changes add up to a lot over time. I once buried a little canister with some money inside (in a shallow hole next to a distinctive tree) in the woods while hiking, jus
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by jliptzin 6y ago
We do give people the option to be euthanized, they just have to commit a really horrific crime first, and it make take a while for all the paperwork to go through after that, but eventually you will get euthanized.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Allow only doctors to do them along with the consent of the patient and/or family responsible for care decisions, doesn’t seem that complicated to me.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
What’s way more mind boggling to me is that there are at least 260 galaxies per person in the world. I am not shocked at all that S3 is home to any number of cat pictures many of which are probably duplicates.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
I've had a model 3 for couple of years and like the touchscreen way better than the analog controls of my previous ICE car. The reason is I know where to find every control. In my previous car there were switches in the center console,
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by jliptzin 6y ago
I would if I were them. Let the voters drive to the next state over to buy their phones, see how they like it.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
It reads like something that someone at a hedge fund put out right after shorting Tesla
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by jliptzin 6y ago
A negative expected value bet also does not mean that it is gambling. For example, buying homeowner's or life insurance. This entire article seems to be quite obvious and should be easy intuition even for a beginner, and doesn't e
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by jliptzin 6y ago
The marginal cost to use an ATM is low but what about the fixed costs of installing them and the ongoing maintenance? How much methane is released into the atmosphere feeding bankers porterhouse steaks?
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Compared to other methods of money transfer I think Bitcoin does pretty well in terms of its energy usage. How much energy is used printing money and shipping it to various banks in Brinks trucks? How much is used building and operating mil
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by jliptzin 6y ago
I agree but it's fun to wonder
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Conspiracy theory: This entire GME squeeze was orchestrated by one/many of Robinhood’s competitors who spotted this weakness and knew exactly how to leverage the masses to exploit it and drive RH out of business.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
It would be anonymized data, obviously, and it would be helpful to know whether or not we are getting a handle on this pandemic. Apparently we have no idea whether infections are increasing or decreasing over the last couple of years. If I
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by jliptzin 6y ago
1. I would be curious how these stats compare when measured in lost person-years. COVID primarily kills the elderly, AIDS (when untreated) kills everyone. 2. We have a 40 year head start on HIV vs. COVID. Surely it can't be that hard,
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by jliptzin 6y ago
I understand that, but I don't see what is so complicated about reporting # of HIV tests conducted in a certain timeframe (daily, monthly, whatever) and what portion of those tests came back positive, just like we currently do with cor
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by jliptzin 6y ago
> In 2018, for instance, there were approximately 36,400 newly infected patients living with HIV in the U.S. It's 2021, why are we only seeing 3 year old HIV infection numbers? How come I can see coronavirus infection numbers update
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Can’t possibly be the case that a President who never won the popular vote and never polled above 50% approval during his entire term lost an election in which almost every poll leading up to it predicted his loss.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
What does that have to do with gamestop? Anyone is free to sell a physical game they no longer want, at gamestop, ebay, craigslist, directly to a friend, etc. Same thing with books.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Why would Microsoft agree to such a deal? Is it really so hard to take Xbox orders online and ship directly to the customer?
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by jliptzin 6y ago
And also, they are being thrown off the platforms of private companies, not being censored by the government, so it's actually not a free speech issue at all.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Donations
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by jliptzin 6y ago
I would be happy to pay $39.63 to remove ads and allow me to browse FB without all my usage history and personal info getting sold to the highest bidder, but they don’t even give that option. So, I hardly ever use it.
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Do you have examples of ISPs doing this to companies like Parler?
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Anyone is free to set up a computer in their basement, install a web server, open up port 80 to the world, and serve to the world whatever blog or forum they want. This is the beauty of the web. They can scale it up as traffic grows and dea
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by jliptzin 6y ago
Thank you
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by jliptzin 6y ago
If they can’t manage to charge $1 per user per month for their service then perhaps their service isn’t worth anything at all.

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