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by megaman821 7mo ago
So you would support banning any form of entertainment that people spend more time on than TikTok since it would be above the threshold of addiction?
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by megaman821 7mo ago
If you take out the abnormally perfect climates of Hawaii and California then lowest energy users for heating and cooling are Arizona, Florida, Louisiana and Texas.
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by megaman821 7mo ago
If you are doing it for the environment, you should forgo heat. 100F to 70F is only a 30 degree delta. If you have a heat pump, this is the same amount of energy heating your home to 70F from 40F. If you have natural gas heating, now we are
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by megaman821 7mo ago
What? You pay property tax because local services schools, streets, police and fire fighters need to be funded. Having a property in the area is a pretty great proxy for using some of these services, hence the property tax.
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by megaman821 7mo ago
iPhone adoption in the enterprise wasn't because of IT. When consumer preference is strong things tend to happen.
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by megaman821 7mo ago
The problem with that is those networks are pretty tiny if you don't count sports. Mr. Beast has more viewers the CNN's top show.
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by megaman821 8mo ago
To get those types of numbers you would have to be charging from a grid that is nearly 100% coal. Real grids heavily favor EVs.
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by megaman821 8mo ago
What kind of rates do you need to charge to cover 41% bankrupcty odds? Home lending would fall at an order of magnitude lower rate.
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by megaman821 8mo ago
Surely there is more to the story. Why would big banks lend in these situations if they always end in bankruptcy?
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by megaman821 8mo ago
Even only looking at React provided hooks, they added a lot over years and best practices around things like useEffect have changed a lot. If you have a complex app from 2019 that you haven't updated, it is virtually guaranteed that it
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by megaman821 8mo ago
Exactly what are you using in React land that has lasted for 6-7 years. No components to hooks transition? No styling library changes? No state management changes? No meta framework changes? The React ecosystem is the least stable thing I h
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by megaman821 8mo ago
It looks like there are several ways to reinstate these tarrifs at the Executive level https://www.cato.org/blog/supreme-court-got-it-right-ieepa-d...
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by megaman821 8mo ago
This seems like an incomplete analysis since many countries with pay-as-you-go schemes borrow money to fund them sometimes, which contributes to general inflation.
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by megaman821 8mo ago
It looks like the next release of Django will take seriious strides to solve a lot of the n+1 headaches, https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/6.1/#model-fi... . Also, I doubt solving Instagram-l
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by megaman821 8mo ago
It seems like you have an unfalsifiable belief. If one side raises more money and wins, it because of the money. If one side raises more money and loses, it is still the money because the other side spend it more effectively.
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by megaman821 8mo ago
They are full-stack but not complete frameworks like the other. Where is the ORMs, authentication, form handling, etc? Will your bespoke choices hold up in 10 years?
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by megaman821 8mo ago
Does node or Go have a full-stack framework with any real usage? Those languages seem to have people that like piecing together libraries than using frameworks. Other languages all offer popular frameworks; Ruby on Rails, Java Spring, PHP L
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by megaman821 9mo ago
An EV with a heat pump. I know literally there is a heat exchange/radiator, but there is not a separate radiator system with its own fluids and pumps.
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by megaman821 9mo ago
I have never cared for decades and now my car doesn't even have a radiator. Seems to have worked out well for me.
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by megaman821 9mo ago
It is probably good a HTMX for the same reason it is good at Tailwind CSS; HTMX puts the functionality on the elements being reasoned about (e.g. click this button, load the result here).
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by megaman821 9mo ago
I have flirted with this in the past and an important note that you are missing from the post, that this type of custom element should only replace divs and spans. These new elements will have no meaning to the document outline or for acces
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by megaman821 9mo ago
Also, they usually hook up the interior air intakes to bathrooms so smells and extra humidity have a constant flow out of your house.
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by megaman821 9mo ago
You could get a small propane burner or a lot of people have propane grills (sometimes with burners) in their backyards. Gas burners and stoves aren't bad but expanding the gas network to new homes is a huge expense.
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by megaman821 9mo ago
For things like food and building materials for shelter, the world does produce enough for everyone with the willingness to give, only political dysfunction prevents the needy from receiving.
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by megaman821 9mo ago
For homes, solar car ports and pergulas look attractive if you are land constrained. No holes in your roof, and it is Texas, so more shade is always appreciated.
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by megaman821 10mo ago
The robot companies are all get closer, but I don't think a humanoid robot will do anything at a cheaper cost than an actual human in 2026. It definitely looks like there is a path though.
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by megaman821 10mo ago
Those European companies make most their profit in the US. They would be much smaller without access to the US market.
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by megaman821 10mo ago
Are you trying to suggest that this is an example of a planned economy? Maybe you should look at definitions of planned vs market economies. You still have design and regulation in a market economy.
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by megaman821 10mo ago
Why would a China or India care if it were a viable treatment? Unless a country wants to use their population as lab rats, it takes money and scientists to actually confirm a treatment is safe and effective.
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