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johnea
2y ago
Here in San Diego (where death of middle class everything is rampant) we have Rudfords: https://www.rudfords.com/ Open 24 hours/day, on El Cajon Blvd, since 1949 It is an americana throwback that I'm happy to have
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johnea
2y ago
How would they "demand" this? Large pharma is going to develop in the US, where tax dollars fund a significant portion of research, and they get exclusive ownership of the resulting product. Single payer systems do still display a
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johnea
2y ago
Yes, about 2 years worth at my 300 mile/week usage and San Diego $5/gal gas price. After which, the gas car continues to use gas, and I continue to save $3000/year by not buying gas... But your comparison is valid. You could
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johnea
2y ago
Where are the flaggers? Come on, you're slacking off. Neutron Stars? Other Dimensions? This has GOT to be woke, right? The level of flagging on HN lately is totally out of control. And they complained that the woke were cancelling peop
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johnea
2y ago
Isn't that the point? The levy causes less people to buy the service, this reduces the service's revenue. This causes the service to be more likely to accommodate some kind of regulatory ragine. Isn't that the point of the le
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2y ago
I bought a used 2023 Nissan Leaf for $15K. It had 18K miles on it, 150 miles of range on a full charge, and still 5 years on the battery warranty, and 2 years on the bumper to bumper warranty. I did admittedly find a good deal, but this is
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2y ago
This is especially true, given that advances in battery tech, and fast charging are going to eliminate the need. Recharging as fast a petro fuel filling have already been demo'd. Of course, here in the US we don't need any of that
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2y ago
To jump onto the "comment having nothing to do with the article" pile: 1) I wonder how many of those chargers are tesla? (not the elon windmill tilting argument, but) These chargers are not compatible with many EVs. In my opinion,
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johnea
2y ago
Weird, I browse with javascript and cookies disabled, and was able to read the article at nature.com.
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johnea
2y ago
So, for those of us down here at the bottom of the karma ladder, after 5000 lines of comments about giving antibiotics to cows, which had nothing to do with the article, there is some actual discussion of the topic. This inability to bring
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2y ago
The reference to Formula 1 not leading to driving decline is somewhat paradoxical. Formula 1 has a lot of rules regulating what can and can't be done to change the cars. They basically enforce the traditional driving model. Given this,
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johnea
2y ago
That's why the OP is commenting that replacing a heater, with a heater _and_ an a/c, is a big part of why the bill will double. heating + cooling > heating alone That said, its also important to point out, that the author is in
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johnea
2y ago
I agree with the replies indicating emissions aren't trivial, but to answer to the more self-serving interests that are well represented on HN: have you experienced NEVER going to a gas station? Seriously, that is a great feature of EV
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johnea
2y ago
I live in a house in San Diego, built in 1920. It has 240v AC, which I use to charge. I seriously doubt you need to "upgrade" anything, just plug in the car. Unless you're trying to have the highest grade fast charging at hom
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johnea
2y ago
So, an organ changed to a new chord, and I'm supposed to pay to _read_ about it? I find the subject mildly interesting, but the paywalled internet is just another sign of end stage capitalism...
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2y ago
I've never had an insurance company ask about the color of a car...
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johnea
2y ago
I'm with you on that. I bought a used car recently, on which I got a great deal (as an EV in San Diego, I'm expecting the car to pay for itself in 5 years via gasoline savings), but it's dark grey 8-( I'm thinking of spe
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johnea
2y ago
> "Baroque art" ? I guess these people weren't alive in the 1960s 8-/ The psychedelic era had color everywhere. Not only color in design, but in people's general appearance. When I look through my highschool year
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2y ago
I mean Yes, you _can_ do it, but why? Life is WAY more comfortable on a 36' boat, and once you add all the costs of making the passage, it's not _that_ much more expensive. Turns out, being able to stand up below decks is a HUGE a
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johnea
2y ago
Then run your "fuzzy kitty plays on your desktop" binary executable, downloaded from we-swear-we-wont-hack-you.com, and live with the consequences. In fact this is the way 3rd party windoze executables are typically distributed. N
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2y ago
I totally disagree. "Shattering" one's identity (which is a completely fictional idea, only existing inside one's head) is essential for finding one's place in the universe. Failure to adopt an accurate perspective
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2y ago
And of course, there's always wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scott_Trust_Limited Bozo could easily establish a similar trust to support the Wash Post in perpetuity. But clearly he has other motives.
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johnea
2y ago
These guys are based here in San Diego county. I've been watching them for years. It's good to see some new news, and I think the road trip and report are an interesting update. But I do think they could have avoided criticism lik
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johnea
2y ago
$3K, for what? The "NVIDIA Inside" sticker? Any org with less than several hundred thousand dollars to spare isn't anyone that NVIDIA cares about at all...
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johnea
2y ago
> TLDR : the main problem is SYSTEMD I couldn't agree more. Its a testament that this s/w is _still_ NOT LIKED by so many people. I've been a linux on the desktop, FreeBSD for the server user/admin for over 20 years.
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2y ago
Anyone who is roommates with the "Birds aren't Real" guy has to be at least a little bit OK 8-) Personally, I think he got off pretty easy by just being arrested for the fake gun. He's lucky NYPD didn't just cap him
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2y ago
This is why one should never, ever, allow their television to connect to the internet. Feed it via HDMI from whatever device you choose, but DO NOT let the TV connect to the mothership... Or, just accept the consequences...
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johnea
2y ago
Thank you very much! I was about to post almost the same thing, so I'll reply to your post instead (and upvote): It's pretty funny to read a critisism of linux s/w distribution along the lines of the dificulty of distributing
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2y ago
LSU may be bought, but what about Berzerkley? $154M in 10 years! Damnit Janet!
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2y ago
I find it almost unusable for anything with the slightest nuance in the search query. Especially, for instance, trying to qualify a search such as (a real search I failed at recently): heated bathtubs without jets The "without jets&quo
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