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Because so much of the real deep-down legacy bits of the car assume a 12-volt battery. https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a38537243/electric-car... There's a lot of Tier 3 supplier…stuff…in a car that was
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perardi
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And SBG sounded like the voice of reason in crypto. Maybe it’s time for us to dial up the cynicism a few more notches.
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I have worked in graphic design for nearly 20 years, and I doubt anyone will actually miss this at scale. If you're working with EPS, you are working in specific non-Apple applications that work with EPS. You're in InDesign or Ill
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I’m a big fan of this Substack post. The UFO craze was created by government nepotism and incompetent journalism https://www.theintrinsicperspective.com/p/the-ufo-craze-was-... > To sum up the story as far as I un
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I was born in the US, and lived in Canada, specifically Toronto, for a while. And contrary Americans’ vague impressions of some snow-swept utopia…yeah, Canada is shockingly lacking in innovation. It’s a place of US-designed and Chinese-made
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Server with Full Hard Drive Shuts Down Every Toyota Plant in Japan
(thedrive.com)
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Hey mate, you watched a documentary about Foxconn a decade ago! Good for you! Read some actual economic data. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S01672...
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3y ago
Well, people in the PRC aren’t really working for peanuts nowadays either. They’re not making US/EU wages, but they ain’t working for free, either. China has been doing its own outsourcing of cheap labor to places like Vietnam. Labor i
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“Normal” human beings, as in, the rich scions of super-genius hyper-capitalists who have a functionally unlimited amount of inherited capital to fall back on as they create their own super-hero enterprises.
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When the iPad first came out, people knocked it as "a big iPod touch". But…maybe that wasn't a bad thing? I feel like the iPad, despite alllll the efforts to seemingly make it a pro device, is an iPhone, but bigger. It's
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3y ago
So we are all feeling a little feisty and fighty because it’s really hot outside, right?
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Living in Chicago (Lakeview) for years while traveling for work made me absolutely hate taxis. Hello from up here in Edgewater. I realize there are huge problems with the finances and liabilities of Uber…but taxis before ride shares were
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I usually roll my eyes when people claim that CSS is just too hard to learn, or that these new features are just too complex. I am generally of the opinion that once you are a day-to-day practitioner, CSS does broadly make sense once you bu
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3y ago
Don’t have a cow, man.
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I know the tendency to mythologize serial killers and terrorists is disgusting—serial killer TV shows and movies are sure-fire hits, which is a pretty dark insight into human nature. (I mean, Netflix is like half serial killer shows now.)
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“A Brief History of Time” is a standout here, as it’s dealing with really well-defined, well-studied, well-tested physics theories. (Well, except for Grand Unification stuff.) But Diamond’s work, and other authors that are in this middle-
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You are vastly overestimating how much the average US citizen thinks about the military at all, except in the vaguest ways related to social signaling about their class. We basically have a caste system for the military, so outside certain
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I am willing to agree on this one. There is a clear weariness in US for giving military even more money. I am seeing something similar in the old country and that is despite Russian aggression aimed at Ukraine. Is there really? There’s so
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So this is notable, for some value of notable, because Apple has not provided Figma assets before. They have provided really quite good Sketch UI kits up until now. https://developer.apple.com/design/resources/
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I don’t believe so—I distinctly remember searching their site last month for an official Figma UI kit, and they only had Sketch and Adobe. The iOS 17 assets for Figma are new. Which, whew, thank you, Apple.
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So, so many reasons that it can’t simply be summed up, as there is no simple answer, though “big cities have network effects” is close enough. Toronto, Vancouver, Calgary, Montreal, those are the tech and oil and finance centers, and people
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Yeah, TV news gets less eyeballs when it’s not a Presidential election year. https://www.ft.com/content/85241de6-981c-433a-9ab8-6518021d0... Trump was a bigger bump and a bigger hangover, but it’s a known pattern. Whic
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Having seen a few references on here to Rust kicking the bucket…is that a risk with Rust? This is a good-faith, non-trolling question. Rust is way out of my wheelhouse, but it’s obviously gained enough momentum that even I’m aware of it. Is
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As people below have pointed out, arguable it was crappy. Sure, lacked 3G, lacked apps, but the utter ease of connecting to wifi and flicking through Safari… …anyways, arguable. What’s inarguable is that the iPhone 4, which came along only
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“Cryptocurrencies can work, we’ve just never had a properly decentralized system yet” is becoming the “Communism can work, we just haven’t really tried it yet”. This is yet another example of the crypto boom going bust, which has been a ser
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I phrased what I wrote purposefully. I did not deny there are some objects out there acting in ways we can’t explain. Now explain why we should immediately jump to aliens.
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I know it’s fun to jump to aliens… …but c’mon, people. Occam’s Razor time. There are a lot of options to exhaust before to we get to extraterrestrial intelligence. Just because we can’t explain this doesn’t mean its aliens. It’s a hell of
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Yeah, repurposing Everclear got me through the pandemic. I cut it with Diet Coke, and a splash of lime, and drank it to help sanitize my system of coronavirus particles. Kept me COVID-free. I think. I don’t really remember much of the past
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Well, you better be ready to pay up. Which is the inherent problem here. Creating a robust, well-tested emergency satellite comms system that nobody uses day to day costs a lot of money to develop and maintain…and nobody wants to pay for
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Except this still isn’t great with a 16:9 aspect ratio…well I guess 9:16 now…display. It’s still too damn narrow. Yeah, I get plenty of vertical space, but then the Figma chrome gets jammed into teeny little strips along the sidebar. This s
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