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radiorental
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The leadership, the 'feds' (FEMA) and the states are three separate entities.
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The virus doesn't respect state boundaries. While you are not wrong wrt to Fed & State duties - if the leadership is going to take a 'wartime' stance then it needs to message to that effect. The CEO of my company does no
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I am not talking about division of responsibilities but more the underlying tone of how to respond to the problem. We are not getting a clear, consistent and decisive message from the top in the UK or the US. How individual state in the US
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You are not wrong with respect to healthcare but leadership comes from the top, more so when this is not a State specific problem. Just listen to the Governor of NY plead for help. State's can chose to ignore the president but if the
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> the reaction of most of my circle 100% of the people approve of the government action. It helps that you have a leader that articulates the scale of the problem and is clear about what measures are being put in place to deal with the s
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10 goto 10
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Domain expertise is a finite resource and couple that with the fact the automotive manufacturers are not adept at higher level software development (as opposed to embedded) I'm not surprised companies like Ford have continued to push o
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I think the opioid epidemic is pretty much tied to the over prescription of opioids and the abusive practices of opioid manufacturers. Psychedelics have been banned long before the epidemic started, additionally, countries that also have a
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I appreciate the text below the graph was probably written by a non native English speaker but can someone please decipher this.. Question 2 However, as a reminder, CDC always recommends everyday preventive actions to help prevent the sprea
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Military service is mandatory in Switzerland
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You are conflating quite a few different things here and leaving out some key players at the same time. NASA & ESA are not the same as Boeing & Airbus Launch vehicles are not the same field as "space travel" Spinning up en
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I think the broader point to note here is that it's relatively easy to build simple machines. It's hard to build reliable complex machines. I would certainly trust a low end Ford Focus, more so than even a low end VW Golf /
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It so bad, it's a running joke [1] I think low-end Fords (i.e. simple) are the only US car I'd consider and even then, their transmissions are suspect. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSBsq6HBBzw
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My 16 mile commute is quickest on my ebike. Car = 35-40 minutes on average, sometimes more. eBike = 30-35 minutes consistently. The reason - bikes can 'filter' up to a set of lights, whereas a car in heavy traffic might take 2 or
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This is a net sum loss. We, the species and the Our ecosystems will lose on the whole. The 'we've always had climate change' argument is bogus. It's the rate of change and the multitude of system's abilities to ad
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Apples to apples here. My '16 leaf was 15K after generous incentives and it only gets 120 miles on a very good day.
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An argument could be made that it is not in the spirit of HN.
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And Mitch McConnell recently argued the exact opposite. When asked he said (paraphrising) "Why would we increase taxes when the economy is doing well, why would we want to hurt that growth?" The mind boggles.
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I'm having a very hard time following your logic: Apple charges lots of money on commodity parts because they don't want users getting, as you say, "f'ed over" There is a healthy after market ecosystem primarily bec
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TCLs are 'dumb' tv's with a Roku built in. They're quite popular so I might be missing why these are to be avoided and/or network disabled and Roku over HDMI is preferred?
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I'd love to but I'm on the East coast, put my roots down here. Thank you though!
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He does, he's married to Tim O'Reilly's daughter and now runs an incubator that could be viewed as a grown up version of Zero Prestige https://otherlab.com/ I used to Kitesurf with these guys when they were s
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I have shown the '7 minutes of terror' video every time I go in to my kids school for the Hour of Code events. https://www.jpl.nasa.gov/video/details.php?id=1090 I gives me the chills every time I watch it an
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I have a zipline in my back yard, when I first put it up it was roughly 80' long, my kids were 4 & 6 and I would manage them because (a) be a parent and (b) they were careless/clueless AF. I extended the zipline to 200'
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It would imho. If the plane is in a failure mode, the user would search the UI specifically for error messages. As a UXer I would _assume_ error messages would be in a consistent section of UI real estate. However, even if this is not the
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I wonder if something was lost in translation, if that read " it strips away the illusion" then the component of pretending in this type of play makes sense. I guess much in the same sense that people would probably not be amused
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I wouldn't worry about over fishing Salmon, the vast majority are farmed now. You will know when you pay for wild Salmon. Same is true for a number of other staples: Tilapia, Shrimp, Catfish, etc. That said, similar to land based CAFO
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48% of Canadians on brink of insolvency, online survey says
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I appreciate you're trying to be glib. However, up to level 4 autonomy I'm not sure I understand your point? Even the most optimistic people agree level 5 vehicles are multiple 10s of years away.
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> This is one of thousands of edge-cases that are going to be extremely challenging to automate. On the contrary, this is very easy to automate, it's a simple shared route planning communication between the cars. The challenge remai
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