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by manquer 2y ago
Most of the artifacts in British museums are stolen. Sometimes those artifacts are not just historical, they have real world use today, like idols or religious objects used in active worship . They still don’t return it British policies and
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They have ? Tesla has made aggressive price cuts in the last year or so . Yes, partly it was to simulate demand, but they can only afford to do so because of their costs going down. Tesla has not been spending on a lot of new models recentl
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> your opinion will be eliminated from the gene pool The impulse to die being eliminated from the gene pool is a good thing ? Or rather the characteristics to fight for life at all costs is what one would want in the gene pool ? If what
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by manquer 2y ago
OP is implying government or its contractors is the one grifting, not Assange . Basically forcing a large bill on a person who has no choice but to accept . It is not grift though, it does cost in that ball park for international private lo
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While most roads are indeed capped at 65, stretches of I-5 are set to 70 , there is a process for this I believe.
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I didn’t say it was a good idea , just elaborated that it is possible. Even if it was easy and solved it all the things say GraphQL does it is still a bad idea . Scaling app servers is relatively easy especially if stateless and follow some
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that we probably do. Neither of those planets are outliers though ? which is why they both sell in quantities in excess of million units ?
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Quite well for my needs . I have clocked 25k miles in 2 years and i have had no issues or complaint
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almost always an electric motor will beat any combustion engine , just because of how torque works, plus the lower center of gravity and the rear engines makes the Tesla hands down more fun than a hot hatchback. FSD is not full self driving
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Courts have ruled in the past that arbitration clauses were illegal or unenforceable for various reasons so it not that cut and dry . Contract law is not simple, just because I signed the contract doesn’t mean it is enforcement is guarantee
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Absolutely, if you value more how the product and service responds to 1/1000 event , if you value how your daily driving experience is more then Tesla beats the Toyota hands down. I am not trying to diss you, i kind of value the same t
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What GP means is it is a Programmable Interface, any interface you can interact against is an API. That means any programing complete language is an API, so are sign languages or human languages. While nobody does it , SQL implementations h
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COVID was undue burden on most businesses, a lot of them needed PPP and other programs to survive. I don’t think it showed remote work was not an undue burden ,it just showed that for many organizations that remote work is possible, not tha
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I meant to imply grid scale solutions not just pumped hydro only. The point was end customers based storage is not cost effective option for negative pricing, which will be be almost always marginally negative just shy of the cost of plants
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It is complex, wholesale prices generally do not reflect in retail directly. even when suppliers have flexible pricing and support V2G /buying from users solar etc, there is only only some correlation not 100% pass through of rates. Th
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Correctness checking in software already exists for mission critical applications and is seen in sectors like spacecraft or avionics and to a degree in core finance etc. Development in those fields are lot slower and very conservative and i
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There is nothing wrong with processes per se, From civil engineering to automotive to aviation there is a tangible outcome to all the laborious audits and paperwork. These systems are lot safer after regulations were put in place however o
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It didnt ? I have got three different advisories from infosec this week, even customers have asked about it
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Android Studio is built on IntelliJ platform, this is not a choice a developer always can make —- P.S. yes it is possible to develop Android apps without studio, but it is painful to setup and manage , developers should not be fighting the
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In terms of economic policy not much , increased deficit spending is the platform for both parties , whether by tax cuts or welfare is just about who gets the benefits of the spending. Spending itself is not going to change between both par
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The world won’t fail , but the impacts are real when economic systems change . We are already facing that , asset inflation is already run away , generational wealth is only way millennials can buy a house , the economic prosperity of boome
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It was a footnote, to illustrate that even countries like Japan which are on the other end of spectrum are not immune to ratio affecting them , not a direct comparison Perhaps I should have elaborated, this was not a technical presentation
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This is how it will play out in the next 20-30 years you are thinking about > They can't do a firesale of US bonds they aren’t buying a lot of new American bonds and keeping the bond market strong with private buyers. It is why the
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Or rather that agency has still connections to him
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Talking absolutes is not accurate either. Not all revenue is equal. There is reason why NVDIA, TSLA or stocks with growth[1] potential gets the P/E multiple that their peers do not or an blue chip traditional company can only dream of.
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> Oof. That's a pretty damn specific (literally) attacker, and it's impressive that made it into their threat model. How so ? There are any number of state and state sponsored attackers who it should apply it including china,
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Apple is also an ad company, they generate between $5-10B on ads alone a year now and more importantly that is one their fastest growing revenue segment . Add the context of declining revenue from iPhone sales. That revenue and its potentia
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I made two consecutive comments in the thread . My point was split between the two comments and i replied was in combination of both. Comments and timestamp are available for you to see I realize that from this thread point of view it seem
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Coding CRUD and repeating patterns tends to be boring, however writing interesting logic in backend tends to be interesting. Generated CRUD interfaces with basics like authentication etc is pretty much easy these days, whether Supabase, Has
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That is the first next generation EPR reactor, the second one of its kind in Europe and first in France. This is just reinforcing my point the first one is hard to predict the cost and timeline for. France built 20 P4/P'4 reactors

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