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sorry, probably should have quoted the entire thing: > The batteries are showing a round-trip efficiency of 96 percent, a significant 2 to 3 percent better than LFP. (“Round trip” refers to the amount of energy a battery discharges, rel
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I was wondering something similar. Then I thought - do the cybercabs have different hardware? If the cameras (and maybe hardware) are different, maybe training on them specifically is required for accurate models. for example, maybe havin
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same here. then archive.ph sends me to google for captcha. sigh.
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Anubis does not stop me from browsing a site (not scraping, browsing with a human at the wheel) On the other hand, Cloudflare and the others stop me dead. "enable javascript and cookies." Ok. "your browser is too old"
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> a round-trip efficiency of 96 percent Doesn't matter for cars, but I think that's pretty good/important for grid storage.
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lower numbers might be play to not lose, instead of play to win. On the other hand, do no harm. ugh, I don't know
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3mo ago
ios7 started a bunch of other nonsense, like hidden buttons, and un-link-like-links
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I get a lot figured out in the time between waking and getting out of bed. I do have my phone around, but just to jot things down. Also in the shower, but then my phone isn't handy and I lose a few thoughts.
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...as I sit here reading the experienced/insightful/funny posts on hacker news instead of working on more pressing matters.
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Maybe the press his story got might convince other people with the same diagnosis to have it treated in a timely fashion. I don't know that I can blame him though. Having been involved in friends and family members with medical proble
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I thought it was discovered that was the reason. I remember back then cars just purchased had NO tags until they came in the mail. I think you had to have registration information taped to the front windshield with the VIN facing outward an
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Japan has no trash cans. (reaction to the japanese subway attacks) Returning to the US from japan you notice. Japanese bathrooms don't have trash cans, so no paper towels. In the US, the bathrooms have trash cans overflowing with p
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> DIY stores are just especially suited to huge metal sheds in a way that furniture stores or grocery stores are not Can't help but think of ikea or costco (whose international equivalent seems to be walmart)
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"Let's compromise - if we agree we'll do it your way, if not we'll do it my way."
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> I manage my disease super well. "If it tastes good, spit it out." - Jack LaLanne
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or samsung and it's "space zoom" AI feature that helps you take pictures of the moon: https://www.androidauthority.com/samsung-fake-space-zoom-moo... now that astronauts can take their phones into space, wond
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3mo ago
Does the UK have Home Depot? maybe Castle Depot? Lorry Supply?
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I wish I could upvote you more than once. I now realize my middle-school math studies were sub-par :) yeah, I was thinking of the solar planes. I also didn't know that "horsepower at cruising speed" was something you could
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3mo ago
wait until someone hacks Actually Smart Summon to become Automatic Sneaky Stealing. (Actually Smart Stealing?)
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I kind of wonder how the orders of magnitude work out for solar and wing area. Solar cells are actually quite thin and could be almost like paint on the wings of aircraft. I wonder if the energy generated vs required is even ballpark. The
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I wonder. I know a lot of people who hate this kind of thing, but because they don't want to be "tinfoil hat oddballs" they just keep quiet. I think it would be nice to applaud or support people who think this way. Instead o
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tesla did that for the last 250 model s cars. https://electrek.co/2026/04/11/tesla-signature-series-model-...
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This is a technical problem. Instead of wiping and rebooting, it should wipe while showing a lame spreadsheet application, or possibly a grocery list.
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3mo ago
Maybe python can't do it, but I would love to extend my editor (and even browser) using python.
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I thought they did that once. hmmm... about 2010-ish: NVIDIA Tegra mobile phones include the Motorola Droid X2, LG Optimus 2X, Samsung Galaxy R, HTCOne X, and Xiaomi Mi 3. https://www.androidauthority.com/nvidia-phones-123
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I always wonder how japan does it. I think one part of it is conformity, but they still seem to be very creative. Maybe not get-rid-of-turn-signal-stalks creative, or disrupt taxicabs creative.
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I listen to audiobooks while I walk and hike, and sometimes when I recall some particular thing I've learned, I can also recall where I was hiking when I heard it. I think there's a lot to learn on how we really process informatio
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I have a car with it - even HD - and I thought I would use it more. But every time I try it out, the stations are playing a loud advertisement.
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I see the ai product ads and it's pretty funny. The product is shown but is "broken" as far as scale is concerned. Sort of like how they tried to make gandalf big and the hobbits small in lord of the rings (which wasn't
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3mo ago
I thought I read that there are actually other things going on with blood sugar, not just glucose, but maybe fructose? Wonder if this can be measured.
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