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by moogly 2y ago
That explains one part of his base, but not the part that lives in McMansion suburbs.
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by moogly 2y ago
Did he even declare an emergency for the latest near world-wide tariffs? Are they even pretending anymore? If so I missed it.
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by moogly 2y ago
They probably should https://www.project2025.observer/
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by moogly 2y ago
The Constitution isn't worth much right now, and it's up for sale, no less.
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by moogly 2y ago
Had never heard of them before, that's all. Only familiar with the usual players. They look interesting for sure. I've been so depressed with prices of home batteries compared to prices on naked prismatic LFP cells that I've
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by moogly 2y ago
Is that Fogstar? Because looking at non-niche brands like Growatt, Goodwe, Givenergy, Solax, Huawei, LG Chem, etc., it looks to be more like the rest of Western Europe at ~€800-1000 per kWh (which is highway robbery to a depressing degree),
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by moogly 2y ago
https://batteryindustry.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/BYD.w... Kempower and Alpitronic already have a few 1 MW chargers deployed, but for electric trucks.
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by moogly 2y ago
BYD's credibility is much higher than Tesla's. Even disregarding recent developments.
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by moogly 2y ago
Proton? Really?[1] Expressing personal opinions without thinking beforehand how they would land, when you're a CEO, is one thing, but the hamfisted attempts at clarification and then the PR team's scrambling afterwards to delete e
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by moogly 2y ago
I like coding on private projects at home; that is fun and creative. The coding I get to do at work inbetween waiting for CI, scouring logs, monitoring APM dashboards and reviewing PRs, in a style and abstraction level I find inappropriate
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by moogly 2y ago
> as someone who is fighting tooth and claw to keep JS language tooling in the JS ecosystem Have you considered the man-years and energy you're making everyone waste? Just as an example, I wonder what the carbon footprint of ESLint
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by moogly 2y ago
If they're writing (actually porting) a _compiler_, perhaps.
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by moogly 2y ago
He also fired the entire Supercharger team to make a point to Rebecca Tinucci. But yeah, those are the two contributions I can think of.
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by moogly 2y ago
It's correcting. Still a long way to go to reflect reality.
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by moogly 2y ago
Since these are federal lands, can't he just wave his presidential pardon around?
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by moogly 2y ago
Is there even anyone left to enforce the rulings though? What if the royal court just decided not to care? Congress took a vacation also.
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by moogly 2y ago
It'd better not break Sidebery or tables will be flipped.
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by moogly 2y ago
Still works on Ungoogled Chromium 133.
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by moogly 2y ago
TypeScript enums require codegen, which won't work in a type erasure world. This is explained in the article.
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by moogly 2y ago
The `as const` at the end will ensure the type of `Foo` is not widened to a `string`.
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by moogly 2y ago
I might agree that investigation is a bit unneeded. Overfishing is about to do that way before climate change: like the Chinese deep-water fishing fleet illegally fishing in other nations' waters.
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by moogly 2y ago
You're not wrong; however that is an unfortunate misnomer since ground source bore holes (along with horizontal soil collectors and lakebed collectors) on the order of 100-300 m deep are still utilizing heat from the sun stored in the
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by moogly 2y ago
Is that the same thing though? Lots of private for-profit cooks involved in SLS. That's the other issue common with privatization: way too easy to blame someone else/each other in the chain of subcontractors.
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by moogly 2y ago
Destroying is quick and easy. Rebuilding is not. What damage DOGE can do in a year can take 20 years to restore.
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by moogly 2y ago
> compete in price Which equals worse service. I've yet to across a privatization project that improved anything for the end user, and I lived through a bunch in the 90s. Interregional rail, public transport, postal, telecom... They
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by moogly 2y ago
> in which case I'm pretty sure that France or England may accidentally glass Moscow even if the USA doesn't. Currently, it seems the US would rather glass London and Paris if that happened.
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by moogly 2y ago
It's up to the reader to decide if I was referring to Musk or Medvedev here, or perhaps both.
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by moogly 2y ago
The Propaganda Minister is also decrying Zelenskyy on Twitter, on cue. Probably had the tweet written hours ago.
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by moogly 2y ago
> When you're the CEO you can just generate titles anyways so he could be called the The Excellent Supreme Leader Always (TESLA) and it'd be allowed. https://ir.tesla.com/corporate/elon-musk > Elon is T
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by moogly 2y ago
We can test your theory by checking how the Danes fared. https://blogs.transparent.com/language-news/2016/08/29/danis...

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