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by radpanda 2y ago
Were there international car ferries to/from Australia? I’m not aware of any currently.
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by radpanda 2y ago
Wow, you can take a 10-minute walk around the block in Stockholm and see the Zeekr, Lynk & Co, Polestar and Volvo stores: https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Zeekr+Center+Stockholm,+Hamn...
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by radpanda 2y ago
Zeekr and Lynk & Co are both available in some European markets. https://www.zeekr.eu/test-drive?c=001 https://www.lynkco.com/en/market-selector
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by radpanda 2y ago
> I think traditional US and German automakers are going to be in huge trouble when facing Chinese made EVs in the open market I think it's pretty clear that US automakers won't face Chinese carmakers in an open market. Joe Bid
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by radpanda 2y ago
No question that Volvo Cars is making more money now than under prior ownership. I think there's still some question if Geely has a brilliant overall plan or is just trying lots of stuff to see what works. There's Polestar, which
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by radpanda 2y ago
Volvo Cars is a different entity than Volvo: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volvo_Cars
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Ugly Chins Help SUVs Dodge Regulations(roadandtrack.com)
21 points by radpanda 3y ago|1 comments
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by radpanda 3y ago
> Much of the landscape is virtually impassable. It's the first time I've really ever seen such a vegetatively sparse landscape that was so inaccessible simply due to the terrain. In some areas, relatively "flat" land
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by radpanda 3y ago
> This is already happening with more than ~80% of products that are "Made in Vietnam" and at least ~40% of products that are "Made in Korea." The Philippines are famous for this too. https://www.cbp.gov&#x
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by radpanda 3y ago
I mean, I hear you if you're posting your opinion as comment 18,753 on an r/news post about the former president. But I've had some genuinely helpful interactions on smaller subreddits - things like getting guidance on how t
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by radpanda 3y ago
In my mind it's where we get the most stuff that we couldn't get elsewhere. Sure, we can harvest more or less hardwood, or import more or less from Canada, Sure, if we have issues with Guatemala we can buy our t-shirts from some
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by radpanda 3y ago
There are often a lot of weasel words used instead. In US Defense circles China has been described as a "pacing threat" over the past few years: https://www.defense.gov/News/News-Stories/Article/Art
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by radpanda 4y ago
I hear ya. I've also been using Docker for years and have encountered this scenario: Now-retired Cowboy Coder "got things working" using vanilla "docker run" commands before he departed but didn't document it
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by radpanda 4y ago
But what if the person who started the container didn't use docker-compose? Sure, it's nice to run your stuff in documented, reproducible ways - but if you find yourself inheriting a server and wondering how a container was start
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by radpanda 4y ago
> This is more of an industry problem than an EV problem Look at the door on a classic Mini though: https://www.rwclassicminis.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/... If you told the designers they had t
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by radpanda 4y ago
Two countries that both have McDonalds would never go to war with each other though. I mean, except for all of the times they have. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Lexus_and_the_Olive_Tree...
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by radpanda 4y ago
The website for X1 advertises "End free trials automatically with auto-expiring virtual cards" [0] - if that takes off, would services just start blocking folks from signing up for free trials with X1 cards? Is that a feasible th
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by radpanda 4y ago
This feels like it matches my anecdata as well. Some folks in positions where they have the choice to work or not work are staying on the sidelines. I know a school administrator who retired earlier than planned rather than deal with the
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by radpanda 5y ago
Sometimes I learn the name for something and think "I've noticed that thing before but never had a name for it, but this fits!". I'd never heard the term 'social cohesion erosion' before reading this article b
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Global leaders are terrified about ‘social cohesion erosion’(fastcompany.com)
6 points by radpanda 5y ago|2 comments