mminer237

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by mminer237 4y ago
For reference, ZEVs are so far 16% of sales in 2022, were 12% in 2021, and 8% in 2020. Edit: That makes 2026 almost exactly a linear forecast of the current trend, but 2030 is higher: https://i.imgur.com/J48LULx.png
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by mminer237 4y ago
Jokes on you, I already share the comically bad results of stuff I draw manually!
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by mminer237 4y ago
That's what trademark law is. But I don't think the person who painted the portrait is going to be suing Getty for impugning his good reputation. If something's public domain, anybody can use for anything they want, even if t
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by mminer237 4y ago
It definitely is: https://neal.fun/design-the-next-iphone/cubemap/pz.png
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by mminer237 4y ago
Vivaldi is very reminiscent of it. It's even by von Tetzchner. (And I guess SeaMonkey still exists.)
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by mminer237 4y ago
The Pyrenean ibex was de-extincted for 7 minutes: https://www.nationalgeographic.com/science/article/news-buca... There are a number of other candidates, though. I would guess either the thylacine, the woolly mamm
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by mminer237 4y ago
The deduction of business mortgage interest payments is still always less than the money you lose by having to pay interest. Paying cash will always make you more money than a mortgage unless you have something else to do with the cash. Tha
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by mminer237 4y ago
Every country on earth has diplomatic relations with Saudia Arabia except Belize, the Holy See, Iran, Iraq, Israel, Nepal, North Korea, Papua New Guinea, Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, Taiwan, Western Sahara, and a few Pacific micronatio
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by mminer237 4y ago
You don't write off your rental income. You depreciate the rental property over 27½ years and write that off against your rental income. Few rental properties will have under a 3.7% ROI where depreciation would cover all the income. At
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by mminer237 4y ago
Ubuntu's .NET runtime relies on libunwind v13. Discord relies on libunwind v14. apt only allows one version of something to installed at once.
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by mminer237 4y ago
$2k/hr is high for biglaw partners . Associates are starting at ~$600/hr and going up to $1,000 for senior associates: https://abovethelaw.com/2020/05/biglaw-firms-are-charging-ho... Of course, that&#x2
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by mminer237 4y ago
Temporarily, yeah; but long-term, it's correct that this will incentivize more mustard growing.
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by mminer237 4y ago
I feel like mustard should be such a small portion of a person's budget that the price could double without affecting his ability to purchase it.
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by mminer237 4y ago
The USPTO's grace period is very generous internationally. About 16 countries have comparable rules.[1] In most of Europe, any public disclosure beforehand completely prohibits you from getting a patent. So if you want protection outsi
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by mminer237 4y ago
Because of partisan divisions like the parent comment was trying to further. Conservatives have no ideological opposition to renewable energy, some are just starting to oppose it because "the team likes it" and politics is becomin
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by mminer237 4y ago
One notable recent thing that stood out to me is that the kids' show Baymax! had an episode where the plot was that a 12-year-old girl needed help shopping for menstrual hygiene products and got recommendations on what was most comfo
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by mminer237 4y ago
That's not true. 73% of Republican want more solar farms and 62% want more wind farms: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2021/06/08/most-americ... This also tracks with my experience. I know ton
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by mminer237 4y ago
You select with Ctrl+drag instead of click-drag. I agree it's a very weird change, but it told me right at the beginning.
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by mminer237 4y ago
Brave Search is quite good. They basically trained their model to give the same results as Google, but they give prioritized sections to real discussions. Plus they have a cool goggles experiment. Mojeek is hit or miss, but occasionally doe
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by mminer237 4y ago
Very roughly, it looks fine to me: https://i.imgur.com/6K73qiA.png
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by mminer237 4y ago
Plus you can play more than the ~100 games Google's hand-picked to play on their platform.
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by mminer237 4y ago
It's probably because the US is generally wider than tall but the NE US has many more states, so that leaves an otherwise empty space in the top-left.
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by mminer237 4y ago
I think it's because over 40% of EU business use the cloud[1] and 70% of those use AWS, Azure, or GCS.[2] Enforcing the law consistently would devastate tons of EU businesses as you would suddenly eliminate all of their tech infrastruc
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by mminer237 4y ago
Correct. Also note that IP address are counted as PII, so even sending an IP address (as required by any TCP/IP request) to a US-located or US-controlled server is illegal without getting consent beforehand.
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by mminer237 4y ago
I agree tariffs are the right long-term move. I think they just have to be implemented gradually. Just increase it by 4% per year for the next 10 years.
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by mminer237 4y ago
How is building dedicated trolley tracks cheaper than buying a bus and running it on ordinary pavement? And streetcars have no reason to be faster either. It's easier and historically faster to have a dedicated bus lane than a dedicate
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by mminer237 4y ago
Being in the legal field, I need to transfer documents and be sure they are formatted correctly. LibreOffice is maybe 90% as easy as Word at creating documents, but editing and saving Word files it frequently messes up something . Sometime
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by mminer237 4y ago
Collabora Online is a good alternative to Google Docs. FastMail is a good alternative to Gmail.
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by mminer237 4y ago
> in the US there's a law that businesses can't charge a premium for credit over cash This was actually typically just part of the contract merchants signed with credit card providers and was abandoned around 2013 after a law s
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by mminer237 4y ago
OPV isn't just used in Muslim countries. Nigeria is the biggest source of cVDPV2 infections. Ghana, Chad, Niger, etc. have cases. Ukraine has cases. Even Israel has cases.

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