lancewiggs

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by lancewiggs 4y ago
Our e-trike takes 2 kids, groceries, has full weather protection and brings joy to rider, occupants and many around. Protected bike lanes add the safety, but let's make no mistake, all the safety issues arise from motor vehicles.
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
The exceptions are an increasing number of people either just refusing to travel by air, or sharply reducing air travel. We can all do that.
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
https://cogo.co/ has been doing something like this for a while.
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
Roads in the USA are much easier to ride motorbikes on than in Europe. And riders ride their bikes as if they were cars. Lane splitting is not legal in many places. You can’t park as easily etc and there was far less commuting in the cities
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
You can calibrate the Aranet4 at any time by putting it outside, and it will set that as 420ppm. Obviously the ambient CO2 levels are raising slightly each year, so this is not entirely perfect. We have tried a number of different CO2 senso
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
But at least we won’t be required to create a FB account, and if the new Meta account is on a independent gaming computer then….. Oh who are we kidding. We just can’t trust Meta/FB.
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
Basically if the funding was there we could remove the fossil fuel problem by building renewables alone - before the first new nuclear power plant was able to come online.
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
Nanolayr has a developed product (spun nano-fibres) that has ridiculous acoustic performance for its thickness/weight. The path to market for these sorts of product is long. https://www.nanolayr.com/product/sonolay
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
They are retail investors, and there are generally very strong laws to protect them from this sort of scam. Examine that failure.
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
The power-bat technology was invented by a Boston company, Divinio - https://divinio.ai/ It uses some very clever tech to process/send the required large amounts of data quickly so that the results are usefully quick
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Judge Liam O’Grady removed from Kim Dotcom's US copyright case. [tweet](twitter.com)
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
The people riding bikes you are observing in the middle of the road are obeying the rules and trying to stay alive by preventing close overtakes. Roads were designed for people, horses and bikes - why have we let cars take over?
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Internet at the Speed of Light(news.yale.edu)
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
I would hope the court accepts that the parties have settled, but notes that the amount is far too small, and adds a zero or two to the total.
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
Is this not just going to lead to Chromium dominance, and therefore same issues we've seen before?
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
Try https://www.spacesapp.io/
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by lancewiggs 4y ago
It’s pretty much a given that there will be legal action in situations like this. The board has fiduciary duty to test is seriously - usually by forming a committee, getting external advice, trying to get a better price and a solid case if
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by lancewiggs 5y ago
MGAThermal does this with a range of materials, allowing heat storage at very high temperatures. https://www.mgathermalstorage.com
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by lancewiggs 5y ago
Lego is produced to very fine tolerances - so it’s smart, as well as engaging, for this.
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by lancewiggs 5y ago
If we abolished MIQ then Aotearoa NZ would be riddled with COVID, many thousands or tens of thousands would have died, many many more living with chronic conditions and the economy and society crippled. As it happens less than 50 have died,
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by lancewiggs 5y ago
New Zealander here. Yes we locked down over one case. The next day we had a few more, and then more and more and more (21 in each of the last two days). Delta is amazingly spreadable. Because we are locked down straight away, every case is
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by lancewiggs 5y ago
It’s good to see a proper client, and not yet another system where your emails sit inside yet another cloud. It’s also good to see Fastmail as a client from the get-go. And it’s good to see the iOS and Mac focus. The combination means thi
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by lancewiggs 5y ago
We need VW to do this. But Tesla isn’t going to be standing still in the next few years either. Their platform and lead in technology and integration, let alone the lack of legacy costs, provides genuine competitive advantage.
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by lancewiggs 5y ago
The biggest issue is that Peloton is resisting fast changes and instant communication to prevent further injuries. They do not deserve our trust. And given that Peloton execs clearly know about this issue, they do deserve federal and civil
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by lancewiggs 6y ago
There seem to be a series of pro-nuclear submissions here, driven by articles that are, perhaps, driven by lobbying. That would be an interesting story to dig out. The resulting discussion points out that the cost of nuclear power plants is
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by lancewiggs 6y ago
And rugby, rugby league, Aussie rules etc are essentially aerobic physical contact sports not anaerobic impact sports. These sports have relatively few stops, and certainly no time for advertisements outside of the half or quarter time bre
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by lancewiggs 6y ago
Exactly what we have in NZ right now. But it’s not prison (which is emotional language at best). Quarantining is done in nice hotels, and people are treated well. Special accommodations are even made for extended family groups.
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by lancewiggs 6y ago
Density is not an issue - just stay inside. Overcrowding per household is a big issue.
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by lancewiggs 6y ago
Those lockdowns are not actual lockdowns, and were doomed to fail. Moreover lockdown restrictions were removed when numbers of new cases simply lowered, as opposed to all known cases being removed from community and quarantined, and confide
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by lancewiggs 6y ago
500,000 vehicles from Tesla versus 7.5 million for Toyota projected for this financial year. Anyone reading this should understand what is happening. One disruptive company is growing in leaps and bounds (50% up Y/Y Q/Q for Tesla)

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