lagadu

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by lagadu 3y ago
No, not all infinites are the same. For example uncountable infinites are all larger than countable ones.
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by lagadu 3y ago
It's been well over 30 years and only now your post made me realize that. Thank you!
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by lagadu 3y ago
The Shield is kind of an extreme outlier in today's environment. A device from 2015 that 9 years later is still one of the top tier choices in its (consumer) market is almost unheard of. In fact it's reportedly the currently suppo
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by lagadu 3y ago
I use my Alexa to start my vacuum cleaner (maybe 3-5 times a week), to set timers (about once a week) and to check the temperature outside (less than once a month). I wouldn't pay $1 for this, it's all stuff that my phone can alre
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by lagadu 3y ago
You don't need a dead zone. Just modulate the pedal to whatever level of acceleration you want. The car will either regen a little, use a little power or use next to no power if you're at the perfect inclination. Energy from going
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by lagadu 3y ago
Coasting isn't braking. If you want to coast just don't completely release the accelerator pedal, only up until the point where you're no longer accelerating or braking.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Much like you don't always press the brake pedal all the way down when you want to slow down, don't release the accelerator pedal completely, only the necessary amount. You're 100% in control of how hard OPD braking is.
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by lagadu 3y ago
I feel the opposite: I feel that only people who aren't used to engine braking will not find OPD to be completely natural.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Not the OP but I know I can rent both from Google and from my ISP, I imagine there are more services available.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Are you perhaps thinking of the Carrera 4? The T is RWD only.
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by lagadu 3y ago
I had to double check in case they removed it for MY 2024 but they didn't: the GTS comes stock with a manual, the PDK is an option that costs over 3k€. Regarding the joy, I get it but that's why I asked: the GTS comes with the 4.0
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by lagadu 3y ago
Going completely off-topic here but I have to ask: why spend that much for a Carrera T in a world the Cayman GTS 4.0 exists and is superior in virtually everything that matters for a sports car for significantly less?
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by lagadu 3y ago
Just charge the car immediately before getting to their house? You can leave 20min earlier to adjust for that.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Because investing in infrastructure (of many types) often carries with it capital expenses and have low returns that are unbearable for most potential market players but once in place allow the provisioning of services who are very useful t
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by lagadu 3y ago
I don't think ever before we had significant periods of time where we actually get paid to use energy from the grid due to overprovisioning with renewables. Plenty of times during the past several years I've had negative electrici
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by lagadu 3y ago
It's funny how the people who suffer the most from range anxiety seem to be those who don't own EVs.
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by lagadu 3y ago
The population count is an argument that puts the US in a further negative light: They stand to gain significantly more due to how economies of scale work than a country with only 5 million people does.
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by lagadu 3y ago
> Also in Norway less of the money is going to few private corporations, but to the state, which invests large parts into profitable pension funds, If only other oil-producing countries had the ability to exploit their oil reserves for t
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by lagadu 3y ago
Not the OP but I have been to the Pyrinees and Dolomites in my Model 3 and was perfectly fine. Many, maybe even most of the small villages had at the very least a 50kw charger somewhere on them, often at a hotel or supermarket. I don't
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by lagadu 3y ago
I agree with you as that's my reality as well, however the original article is about the US market so the discussion here is for a US context and for them, as far as I understand it, their infrastructure is a lot poorer so the concerns
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by lagadu 3y ago
Installing a suspension point on an existing beam to hang a bamboo in is very simple and can be done anywhere but the smallest of spaces.
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by lagadu 3y ago
> two hours at a restaurant. I know there are significant cultural differences at stake here but if your party with family/friends at a restaurant only takes two hours, you're doing it wrong.
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by lagadu 3y ago
The whole glass ceilings concept is absurd: just because someone's situation isn't perfect doesn't mean we don't all benefit from pointing out flaws in a given system.
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by lagadu 3y ago
At which point they'll start using hotels, yes. I'm sure this is a cultural thing but I and seemingly everyone around me finds guest bedrooms to be an insanely wasteful concept.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Happy devs will at the very least reduce turnover rate, which will have a net positive effect in all the metrics you mentioned.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Obligatory relevant xkcd: https://xkcd.com/1172/
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by lagadu 3y ago
Considering how terrible Sony is, almost Nintendo-level, at making sure their titles are exclusives, bringing them up only makes Microsoft look good by comparison: they have by far the fewest exclusives of the three big console makers.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Single charger is lovely: nowadays whenever I travel I carry a single charger; it charges: my laptop, my work laptop, my phone, my noise cancelling headphones, my wireless iems, my book, my watch.
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by lagadu 3y ago
I agree with your point completely but that use case is an edge case, would it be worth it regulating all phone design in order to address such a specific scenario? Such use cases are normally handled by creating specialty products.
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by lagadu 3y ago
Like they never would tolerate being forced into USB-C or being forced into allowing other app stores?

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