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nielsbot
3y ago
How do you know the intent of congress? Are you going to ask them about every ambiguity in a law? Why shouldn't experts in the relevant areas make their best determination? Do you have examples you're concerned about where Chevron
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nielsbot
3y ago
I’m not even sure what I meant. More sleep needed. Edit: While coasting might be more efficient than braking, regen braking is probably more efficient than using brakes. (Which might explain the overall efficiency improvement when using o
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nielsbot
3y ago
Fair point--maybe the throughput is higher for self checkout. I still like not having to do the work myself tho.
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nielsbot
3y ago
If might be more efficient to coast, but I bet regen braking is less efficient than using your brakes.
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nielsbot
3y ago
How would this be worse? You can press a single pedal instead of switching between 2 pedals. Cruise control is still available in one pedal mode if you want to give your "gas foot" a... break.
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nielsbot
3y ago
Why do you like it better than having a cashier ring you up? Me: I don't have to scan, check I've scanned everything, enter the number of bags, put groceries in those bags. Instead I put my stuff on the belt, I pay and walk out w
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nielsbot
3y ago
It's not true. Carbon emissions are record high and growing. I think I read that carbon emissions in the US declined somewhat this year. I also read (small sliver of hope) that we have avoided (so far) the worst-case climate scenario
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nielsbot
3y ago
Pretty sure the meat industry is
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nielsbot
3y ago
Please f*cking do it
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nielsbot
3y ago
But what's the main use of oil? Energy, right?
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nielsbot
3y ago
All the more reason to not need oil anymore.
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nielsbot
3y ago
That's what the article suggests (at the end)
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nielsbot
3y ago
I agree "revolving door" is also a huge problem.
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3y ago
The problem is called regulatory capture. And it’s by our campaign finance system. And that’s a result of unhindered capital accumulation by a minority.
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nielsbot
3y ago
Wowwwwww. (This comment made my day, thank you) I remember my elementary school gym had these! (in blues and whites)
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nielsbot
3y ago
80s graphic design was wild (neon, random geometric shapes, air brush effect, grid lines) Wonder if it will make a comeback.
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nielsbot
3y ago
I do love the concept of balloon lofted dwellings on Venus, which i assume would be in this zone? E.g. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_Altitude_Venus_Operationa...
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nielsbot
3y ago
There’s an option to display the language names in English
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nielsbot
3y ago
If you like this, you must check out Tomoyuki Tanaka’s hand-drawn 3-D illustrations of several Tokyo subway stations: https://www.wired.com/2016/07/lose-tomoyuki-tanakas-x-ray-il... (Tokyo Station, Shibuya Station
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nielsbot
3y ago
where did i say it would be ok?
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3y ago
What’s happening in Gaza right now? Who is dropping the bombs? Whose army is in Gaza? What is also happening in the West Bank? What about the border in Lebanon. True there was a terroristic raid into Israel in which 1200 people lost their l
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nielsbot
3y ago
Israel has repeatedly blocked the 2 state solution. Even Rabin’s stance was “the Palestinians should have something but something less than full statehood” Israel encouraged Hamas by allowing Qatari support in to Gaza with the intent of kee
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nielsbot
3y ago
Maybe helpful to split into 2 parts: code functionality = asset, code maintenance & debugging = liability. So you must balance the 2. Writing less code minimizes the liability side. Combined with a "YAGNI" stance, you can mini
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nielsbot
3y ago
But it looks cool as hell
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nielsbot
3y ago
FYI: "A Vercel account is required to use v0."
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nielsbot
3y ago
I don't understand this comment--what do you mean?
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3y ago
(Not sure if you're arguing for or against a privatized health insurance system) I guess that countries that provide public health insurance don't have people skipping doctor visits because of costs, even if the majority of reside
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3y ago
The experts disagree with you. It is incautious. Even Biden (a self-proclamed Zionist) thinks so: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/12/13/world/middleeast/us-criti... And by refugee camp, I mean litera
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3y ago
I think we know enough to say it's disproportionate. 15,000+ dead in Gaza, many more wounded. https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/how-many-palestini... Also remember the Israel had (has?) a policy of re
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nielsbot
3y ago
This is a false all-or-nothing take. It's not an impossible standard to attempt to minimize civilian casualties. It's a crime of war not to. Israel is incautiously bombing all over Gaza including refugee camps. They are destro
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