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by pmorici 5y ago
The intermittent nature is going to be handled by large battery storage farms. Battery storage is already displacing peaker plants. I’m confused by what you mean by zero marginal cost? Solar will be cheap but not zero marginal cost.
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They don’t get snow often enough that is makes sense to have robust snow removal. Even when it does snow it is rare that it doesn’t all melt within 24 hours of the storm passing. This is different than in the northern states where snow re
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by pmorici 5y ago
Funny the lengths they go to to try and ingratiate themselves with the liberal crowd. This person has derived great success from humble beginnings because of capitalism nothing to be ashamed of, to the contrary a shining example. This sor
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by pmorici 5y ago
That is the official Tesla GitHub you are supposed to make your own code to plug in
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by pmorici 5y ago
I went with this solid wood crib from IKEA and stained it myself. Looks great pretty darn cheap and easy to break down and store. Can also convert to a trundle style and double as the child’s first real bed so it gets several years of use
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Count yourself lucky most models and configurations are back ordered a year out
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They probably realized that 256 bit is so ubiquitous already that it would be a major upheaval to all of a sudden regulate it. Seems like the intention could be forward looking to the future.
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The “key size” for aes-xts a mode used for disk encryption uses a 512 bit key. Effectively it is really 2 different 256 but keys though.
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by pmorici 5y ago
Op said he had a problem with being sedentary. That is largely a problem of habit. If you are already in the habit of jogging or cycling regularly good for you but if you aren't you almost certainly need some kind of structure (ie: s
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Get a gym membership and go every day. If you have trouble going routinely sign up for classes or a personal trainer so you feel more obligated to go on a regular basis.
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by pmorici 5y ago
They can’t afford it because they aren’t building enough housing and especially higher density housing. The high cost of living is a direct result of political policies that keeps housing supply low and taxes high.
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Other school districts, out of state. Tax revenue is distributed to school districts based on their student population.
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The budget problem is a direct result of losing 3,500 students since COVID began. schools are funded based on the number of pupils they serve. It also didn’t help that they remained shutdown longer for in person learning than most other di
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by pmorici 5y ago
Devices to transfer from wall power to battery backup for transport have existed for a long time. https://wiebetech.com/products/hotplug-field-kit/
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This article literally says, "The central bank created new reserves out of thin air" the premise of the article seems to be more about taking issue with the fact that the "money printer go brrr" meme popularized in the m
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by pmorici 5y ago
"What gives is that the Fed isn't printing money and lacks the authority to do so. QE is not a printing press. It doesn't conjure money into being. QE can't cause inflation and its effects on long-term interest rates are
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by pmorici 5y ago
Studies show a correlation between economic down turns and increased mortality rates. I say this as someone who didn't / doesn't have the luxury of routine work from home. Adjusted for population age Florida and California
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By what measure? Major cities in CA saw significant population declines during the pandemic and the SF Unified School district has a major budget short fall now. Places like Miami and Austin which were much less restrictive are now booming
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If your only goal is to minimize deaths from COVID without regard for any other consequence. Most pragmatic people recognize that you need to weigh deaths against economic health and other considerations and strike a balance.
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I don't think they did.
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Why are you citing individual income instead of house hold income? A household income of 100k puts you in the 66th percentile. https://dqydj.com/household-income-percentile-calculator/
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by pmorici 5y ago
Buy WX “weather alert” radio Midland makes a bunch of models some that even run off batteries. Basically it is several radio stations run By NOAA to send out local wether and warnings. They are like 20 bucks and most also do AM FM as well
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by pmorici 5y ago
Yeah, I'm aware of that stuff I don't think it will get traction and adds complexity w/o really solving the fundamental problem. My bet is a practical competitor will find a way to balance the different tradeoffs and the win
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The issue is what constitutes a sufficient amount of "decentralization". Extremists who may or may not have ulterior motives seem to oppose any change which by their estimation might decrease the decentralization. They want to m
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by pmorici 5y ago
“Decentralization” has been the argument ideologues have fallen back on time and again in crypto. It’s never well defined and typically used to oppose policies that would promote low transaction fees or increased transaction throughput. I
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You could pay Red Hat for licenses if it's that important to you. But as far as I can tell Amazon is a major supporter of Rocky Linux so sounds like they heard you and are giving you exactly what you want.
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by pmorici 5y ago
So you're saying we have about 5 years left?
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Check out Bollinger Motors. They seem to be doing an electric truck but with more traditional dumb controls. https://bollingermotors.com/
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Money has always been an element of political influence. It’s just more obvious and honest in a free market.
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To the contrary I would suggest that the market will end up being the purest form of direct democracy ever to exist. This is only possible because modern technology lets everyone participate from anywhere.

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