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by mehwoot 10y ago
According to the research result, we can see that the same batteries can be produced at 227 kWh per kWh in 2010... and that by 2020 there will be $ 190 per kWh and $ 20 per kWh less than $ 100 per kWh. What
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by mehwoot 10y ago
European nations aren't "western"? Actually European nations is what it originally meant. Western European. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_world The term originally had a literal geographic me
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and both halves are truly separated They aren't, they are just mostly separated
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Definitely was from walking to and from train stations I don't see how you could possibly know that for sure.
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Isn't it a good thing that companies like Uber are creating jobs? Are they, overall? Are they expanding the total amount of money paid out to workers in this industry? I'm not so sure that's the case.
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by mehwoot 10y ago
An open source project is primarily composed of people writing some software out of passion with few hard deadlines. A team of 200 developers, some off shore, are developing in order to get paid for a client who likely has strict time and
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Presumably it being broadcast in public.
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Obviously nobody actually knows, I just find it interesting to ask people for their prediction. It's been 20 years away for the last 80 years, right? Well this is how I feel, so I like asking people to make a prediction so there is s
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by mehwoot 10y ago
What year do you think the singularity will happen?
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Why should I pay more to fly for being born tall? Because it costs more to provide the service to you.
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Do you think the responses are unsatisfying Their response to "Maybe we've finally reached the point where there's no work left to be done, or where all the jobs that people can easily be retrained into can be even more ea
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by mehwoot 10y ago
The entire argument is that "automation didnt get invented recently so how can it be the cause of a recent phenomenon". This seems pretty weak to me. Maybe automation has finally automated all (or enough) of the jobs that any hu
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Your comment wasn't asking for alternatives?
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Yes but that's a feature of almost every sport (to varying degrees). The aim of championships are not necessarily to determine who is stronger.
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Is this an ongoing series or something? It stops abruptly at the end...
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Corruption by whom By people dealing in cash to avoid paying tax.
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by mehwoot 10y ago
The irony of California wanting to be segregated from opposing opinions alone should be alarming enough to send everyones hypocricy meter into a tizzy. If you try reading the article before commenting you'll see they've been pla
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by mehwoot 10y ago
What would you propose they do? Not leak documents based upon who the source is? Actually as far as I remember, this has always been part of their method of operation from the beginning, and they explicitly state this: https://
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by mehwoot 10y ago
I don't want to live in fascism Right, I forgot exposing Hillary's emails prevented the rise of fascism.
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by mehwoot 10y ago
No kidding- a single supermarket can gross $100m a year
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by mehwoot 10y ago
the abuse of plea bargaining or the ludicrous length of mandatory sentences. I don't think those really have to do directly with prisons though. It's a related topic.
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by mehwoot 10y ago
1) The AI was just sythesizing answers given by human readers. It didn't do any of its own analysis of the data set. 2) The experiment was published in August, when the regular season was already two thirds completed . The cubs were
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by mehwoot 10y ago
aren't people (and all living organisms) the quintessential example of a local decrease in entropy that results in greater overall entropy? Yes, but that's not what the person you replied to was saying. They were pointing out t
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Am I missing something? Await doesn't block. It's just syntactic sugar for Promise.then(() => {}) without having to go down into callback hell. It makes code more readable and easier to write, but doesn't fundamentally c
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Planck said "Science advances one funeral at a time", and he was in that exact field...
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by mehwoot 10y ago
How is a company with a market cap of $32 billion making a $20 million quarterly profit proof that something is wrong with people who think that company might be overvalued? Stock ratings are not about how a company is doing but about how
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by mehwoot 10y ago
The study is about the effects of "test first" vs "test later", not "writing tests" vs "not having tests".
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by mehwoot 10y ago
From the article: The value of stuff made in America reached a record high in the first quarter of 2016, even after adjusting for inflation. It's not that the U.S. doesn't make things anymore, it's that there aren't en
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by mehwoot 10y ago
The more technical details you include the more people pick up and discuss minute technical details instead of the point of what I was trying to say, which is that my experience with a large codebase was these modern javascript tools have
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by mehwoot 10y ago
Sorry I should have clarified. React + node.js. We need the option of HTML being sent to clients so React + Rails wasn't an option

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