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My guess is 2 to 3 months unless they need a big redesign. They've already built the next vehicle. The ground system seems to work. Safety works perfectly so NASA and FAA would be happy
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You said: > It was never about precision, truth, nor actual science Now you know that is false. You choose to believe it anyway. Contemplate that for a moment.
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I traveled to SEA extensively in 2022 and 2023. Never had any problems with using ATM to withdraw money. The only problem was with using Amex card.
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They went from 80k employees in 2020 to 100k in 2022 (mentioned somewhere in this thread). Now they cut 10k. Maybe that is good planning? Maybe over hiring make responding to demand quicker? There are all kind of consideration, and yet peop
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See the pattern? Dell only care about the big guys. Set aside the childish tone ... > Dell is a single vendor that will diagnose and fix all of your hardware issues. There are two anecdotes here disagreeing with you, and frankly that&#x2
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> turn off Ukraine starlink service at strategig moments This makes absolutely no sense, yet people keep repeating it TWZ: Do you trust Elon Musk? KB: (Laughs) In what sense? TWZ: There was the discussion over Walter Isaacson’s book exc
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One of the commenters on the article put it in perspective: 144 Falcon launches is less than the emissions of just the flights that take off from O'Hare in a single day. 1) Fully fueled Falcon 9 uses about 180,000kg of RP-1 2) 144 fli
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> They could previously share information with nothing more than an internet connection Do you know who else could do the same? those who spread misinformation. EU threaten to take action against Twitter if they don't take it seriou
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> If you build a business that makes 500k a year, which can be done with 30-50 customers for saas selling for 10-15k, you can sell the business and retire That's a big if, and no guarantee that it's easier to pull it off than i
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Did you know that car ownership has kept increasing in the Netherlands, at least until a few years ago? The country renown for cycling and public transportation. From 197 cars per 1000 people in 1970 we've grown to 662 in 2019. i.e. w
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It may very well be that rail subsidy makes sense and air subsidy doesn't. I'm not arguing for or against it. The original question pertains to why air ticket is cheaper than train. You and a number of posters here attributed that
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Train is also subsidized. In fact, while air transport benefits from tax exemption, train receives substantial infrastructure subsidy. The following report puts rail subsidy to be around 75B EUR, whereas air within 27B to 35B. The study is
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Are you talking about this article? (I don't see a link to CNN's article here) https://www.cnn.com/2021/10/14/business/evergrande-china-pro... The exact quote is: "[Then] there is the pro
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Yes, basically the incentive wasn't there for China to make the pen ball, not that it was impossible. The same dynamic is in play with bringing back manufacturing to the US. China is the manufacturing center of the world because it&#x2
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Can you give an example of a political incorrect topic in the West? See if we can find resource about it?
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> especially not when there are other much better and more modern tools. (which Java is demonstrably playing catch-up with) Which modern tools do you have in mind here? Java does indeed playing catch up with new features. That's ine
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Are you really that naive? Google don't even reveal how their search engine scores the web pages they index, and you want them to tell you the evidences of NK being behind this or how they figured that out? You are free not to trust th
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Can you give an example of media overplaying NK?
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New Chinese 10-Dash map sparks furor across Indo-Pacific(breakingdefense.com)
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The article cited a statement by Cuba's government, a Russia's ally. You can't find a more Russian's friendly source. Remember it's still an "special operation" (despite heavy cost, 500 days and going), re
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You are participating in a social media site, with "Show HN", "Ask HN", upvotes, downvotes, with appearance controlled by "The Algorithm", all of the hallmark of social media. Your comment is typical social med
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Messi is 35 and Ronaldo is 37. They emerged 20 years ago. The closest talent that the current generation can offer is Mbappe, and he is more one dimensional than either. Can you name someone else under age of 20? However, watching any rando
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I have the completely opposite impression. Europe can do no wrong, American is bad. That sentiment is much more popular than the other way around, even in a post about how much bigger American economy has become compared to Europe [1]. You
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Why watertight is a benefit, I suppose there are other benefits of phone with none-replaceable battery: 1) Require fewer parts, so less expensive to make and more environment friendly 2) Last longer, so replacements come less often, thus mo
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You can still buy a new ICE well into 2030s in the US, if you truly need one, meaning you can keep driving it until 2050s. By that time window the majority of cars on the road will be EVs, and the charging infrastructure will have changed s
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It's not the same. You can try the very query above "how do you configure eslint errors to warnings". Using Google with Bard, the regular results from Google search for me are: 1) Is it possible to show warnings instead of er
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We're already texting far more often than talking, in person or on the phone. Perhaps you're used to that and don't feel strange, but I bet there are people who consider that shitty.
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Not when the first laptop came out. Imagine lugging around a heavy piece of computer, with crammed keyboard and not so nice monitor. Why should one be subjected to such a subpar experience?
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I don't think they will be struggling, just that Apple is willing to pop up cash, or have clear commitment in advance. Businesses prefer clear and stable outlook.
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They are not the same thing. TV ads are meant to be played with or without being watched. Show producers get paid either way, but if people don't watch their shows be ready for them to be pulled off the air. That's why Nielsen num

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