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by mdorazio 3y ago
Totally agree with you on interior feel. However, the acceleration is tunable in the settings whenever you want.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Every single study I have seen refutes your point, which was commonly brought up during the Obamacare discussion days and never had any merit to begin with. Here's the NIH itself estimating a 13% savings compared to today: https:&#x2F
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by mdorazio 3y ago
It seems there's more to it than that [1]. Altman did a surprisingly good job of cultivating a "nice guy" image among the tech crowd, but I personally don't buy it. [1] https://www.businessinsider.com/wha
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by mdorazio 3y ago
I'd love to see this also and was hoping to see it in this page. I think it would need to be industry-specific, though, and the stats are hard to come by. For example, I fly a lot for work and have noticed delays and cancellations are
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by mdorazio 3y ago
No, you don’t. This study is very clearly comparing to human drivers on the same streets and time period. Thus, you definitely can say that the human drivers are worse. Tautological puff pieces are what Tesla does with many of its cherry-pi
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by mdorazio 3y ago
In case you're not aware, it's because pseudoephedrine is used to make meth. As for why it's restricted in the US and not Canada, the DOJ believes that meth production in Canada is relatively low compared to the US [1]. [1]
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Suica is available for free as a mobile payment method on modern phones and works perfectly. It’s only physical card sales that were suspended in some places.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
The same way the first ironworks were run - with charcoal, which you make from organics.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Yes, TRI is a co-author of this paper (along with MIT). I am curious how much Tesla’s approach differs with their robot, though.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
So many nuclear proponents, including a large number of people here on HN, make the mistake of looking at relative costs and capabilities of power generation sources from 10 or even 5 years ago and then forming positions based on that. As t
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by mdorazio 3y ago
It's all parties acting in basically the same way. Examples from the US: 1) The mortgage interest tax deduction directly incentivizes people to buy rather than rent. 2) Property tax instead of land value tax removes incentives to build
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Title is somewhat misleading since this would be another tender offer to select investors, not a public offering. Which is disappointing to me since I'd really like to buy some shares myself. Starlink is perhaps overvalued, but their p
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by mdorazio 3y ago
My gut reaction was the same, but then I realized that in order to burn anything more substantial than a match on a regular basis I’d have to go to the outdoor grills or something. There’s no way to do it in my apartment without setting off
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by mdorazio 3y ago
IP protection is an entirely separate thing and has a huge body of case law around it already. Non compete and non solicitation do not allow employees to take IP with them, as evidenced by the many cases against tech employees who tried to
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by mdorazio 3y ago
The authors of the paper seem to have misinterpreted why many cognitively healthy students take ritalin/adderall. It's not to make you smarter or more able to solve complex problems, it's to let you focus and cram on large wo
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by mdorazio 3y ago
FYI, Uber/Lyft are massively more expensive than owning your own vehicle or using public transit (3x-4x the cost) if you need to go places regularly. They are currently not a viable solution for lower income residents of most cities.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
A constructive comment would explain what those errors are and provide a better take on how the market works.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Might be a DNS over HTTPS issue. Try whitelisting archive.is if you're using Firefox (Firefox > Settings > Privacy & Security > [Scroll to bottom] "DNS over HTTPS" > "Manage Exceptions...") or turn o
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by mdorazio 3y ago
"...pending final regulatory approval." I'm highly skeptical that will happen before Thanksgiving, but would love to be proven wrong.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Yes, it's actually coming out this time. The release date was missed by 3 years so they're re-announcing it.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
If your goal is to get carbon out of the atmosphere instead of keeping it bound up in a fuel > CO2 > fuel cycle then splitting to C + O2 is exactly what you want to do. I.e., the same thing trees do; true carbon sequestration rather t
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by mdorazio 3y ago
For those just reading the headline, this is for producing syngas / kerosene precursors, not for splitting to C + O2.
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Ah, that explains it. I didn't think about inclination difference. Thanks!
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Maybe a dumb question, but why do you need to launch directly to the moon instead of launching to earth orbit then doing a transfer? How much better is the direct method delta v?
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Chevy won’t make enough of them because they don’t make any money on them. In fact, they were losing thousands of dollars on every Bolt sold for years. What customers want is a car that’s sold for below cost, which is of course completely u
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by mdorazio 3y ago
https://www.bea.gov/gdp-revision-information A quick look through the last 8 quarters shows it's slightly biased in favor of revising upward (comparing advanced vs. second estimates).
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by mdorazio 3y ago
What did they lie about? People on Reddit and right here on HN use multiple accounts all the time (look at all the throwaway accounts).
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by mdorazio 3y ago
Some bad answers (and non-answers) to your question here. There are many studies on this with various conclusions worth reading, example set [1]. At a high level, US marriages (and potentially non-US long-term partnerships) bring stability,
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by mdorazio 3y ago
You didn't actually address any of the parent concerns about why . Why should anyone get a deduction on a second home when inventory levels are at historic lows? Why should homeowners get a fat tax deduction from their mortgage when
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by mdorazio 3y ago
The vast majority of PC sales aren't desktops, let alone anything with a discrete GPU [1]. The AI craze boosting GPU prices to the moon has very little to do with this. [1] https://windowsreport.com/desktop-vs-laptop-ma

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