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by pmorici 4y ago
The sourcing for the claim that plastic in bottled water is a serious problem seems pretty thin. That blog links to a Business Insider article which links to a dead link on some environmental lobby group website called Orb Media. Searchin
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Probably because Bluetooth has always been relatively slow while also being meant for battery operated devices. PCIe’s bandwidth is way overkill and the nature of pcie makes it more complex to implement while also taking more power than si
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by pmorici 4y ago
They were pretty open that the 9 release too longer because they were building out a new build system and infrastructure to support it and future releases. I’d also say what really counts is time to release critical security updates which t
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by pmorici 4y ago
Housing is unique in that it is one of the few, maybe the only, assets where leverage in the form of a loan is relatively easily available to even people without a lot of assets. Where as other forms of leverage like margin loans require th
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by pmorici 4y ago
Apple sells less smart phones than Samsung. Yet Apple is the most valuable company in the world and Samsung isn’t even in the top ten. So while I think what your claim matters little as it relates to the value of the company I also think yo
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by pmorici 4y ago
If a party is intent on being a bad actor it is extremely difficult to enforce judgments where the sum is too small to warrant extraordinary effort.
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by pmorici 4y ago
The explanation that makes the most sense to me is that as the Internet and cable tv gave news organizations greater reach they tended to become partisan in order to differentiate themselves. Truth is no longer profitable to the extent it
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by pmorici 4y ago
Pinning all the blame on LG maybe over simplifying the problem. Bad cells are inevitable, GM doesn’t have a good system for isolating bad cells in the bolt hence why you see catastrophic failure when manufacturing faults happen. https:&#x
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by pmorici 4y ago
Yeah, exactly, not an ev. 40k is so little it wouldn’t even cover the average daily driving distance in the US
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by pmorici 4y ago
Is it the version GM recommends parking outside because it could spontaneously combust? That seems like an area they could improve on.
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by pmorici 4y ago
The article doesn’t support its own headline. BYD sold 323k EVs while Tesla sold 564k for the first 6 months of the year. So called plug-in hybrids that represent the other half of BYD’s sales are just gas powered cars with a very small ba
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by pmorici 4y ago
The article says that person was charged because they were using illegal drugs while pregnant. Not because they had a naturally occurring miscarriage.
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by pmorici 4y ago
Practically speaking this isn’t a big deal. Just transfer to a wallet you own and from there you can do whatever you want without providing that additional detail. Also this silly rule only applies in a particular country.
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by pmorici 4y ago
Seems odd to focus on HDMI, the DDC/i2c mechanism described has been in every display connector from VGA on forward. DisplayPort did away with dedicated pins but the mechanism is still there encapsulated in the AUX channel.
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by pmorici 4y ago
People using flair gas from oil wells for example to power a generator. The alternative is just burning the gas.
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by pmorici 4y ago
I’ve bought several real ones over the years. They are great it isn’t worth wasting time with shitty debugging tools. They cost more than they used too sure but they are also massively useful and a great bargain for the features you get.
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by pmorici 4y ago
Their entry level scopes start around $500 and comes standard with protocol decoding for i2c and serial. https://www.keysight.com/us/en/products/oscilloscopes/infini... Perhaps my favorite debugging tool
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by pmorici 4y ago
Be glad you are alive now and not 100 years ago before they invented modern medicine. Back then they had real problems and yet civilization did not end.
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by pmorici 4y ago
Because one is fully baked, the other is explicitly billed as under development not yet complete Beta software. Also there are a lot of people that just make up lies about Tesla people deserve to hear the truth.
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by pmorici 4y ago
Autopilot doesn’t merge or change lanes on it’s own. That only happens with “Navigate on autopilot” which is a FSD feature not part of basic autopilot.
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by pmorici 4y ago
How long ago was that, Autopilot has been improving rapidly and since they stopped using radar I haven’t experienced and phantom breaking.
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by pmorici 4y ago
“Autopilot feels like a novelty” No way are you for real? Autopilot is incredible, for me it substantially reduces fatigue on long highway drives and decreases my stress when commuting in stop and go traffic. The difference between autopil
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by pmorici 4y ago
It isn’t without precedent there were pending acquisitions during the COVID crash in 2020 that got renegotiated to a lower price.
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by pmorici 4y ago
This is my thinking, he didn’t anticipate the market would tank as bad as it did and now the math on the deal isn’t what it was before all the multiple compression both for Tesla and Twitter. People saying he wasn’t serious about it from t
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by pmorici 4y ago
Tesla is a poor example of speculative tech. From 2019 to present they went from losing money to substantial and growing profitability. Better example would be things like Peloton, Beyond Meat, or Robinhood who all had sky high stock pric
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by pmorici 4y ago
Yes, the op’s numbers are using post split prices.
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by pmorici 4y ago
They had been trying to launch Starlink service there since before the war and the government was dragging their feet on regulatory approval. The war caused the government to rethink that.
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by pmorici 5y ago
Not joining the board doesn’t change the fact he is the largest single Twitter shareholder. He didn’t buy that stake because he thought it was a great company as is.
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by pmorici 5y ago
"You can never get rid of low performers, there's no layoffs when priorities change, you just have the same people that need to be shifted around to do a mediocre job elsewhere." I don't think this is unique to governmen
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Cyber Rodeo at Giga Texas(youtube.com)
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