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by resters 2y ago
$50 billion isn’t Remotely enough to address serious traffic gridlock in even one major city
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by resters 2y ago
I wasn’t trying to use it in a derogatory way. It just happens to be where most of the revenue goes.
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by resters 2y ago
Flint is not the only one. Parts of Chicago have very low quality tap water, as do other cities. In my view, the problem is that we have no chance of upgrading any infrastructure in the US ever. Consider that most tax dollars go to the Fed
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by resters 2y ago
Perhaps true of recent models. However RAM-starved machine upgraded with slightly slower (but still fast) additional RAM would still be much better value in performance per additional dollar than a whole new machine.
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by resters 2y ago
Non-upgradeable RAM and SSD. Why? To save $1 in manufacture or 1mm in case height?
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by resters 2y ago
Apple's refusal to make RAM upgradeable is something that many have tolerated because of the other strengths of the hardware platform. But it is not without cost to Apple's brand reputation. It is painful to upgrade to a new machi
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by resters 2y ago
> economics isn’t a science. Perhaps, but this is simply logic: Country A imposes tariffs that harm consumers and producers in country A and country B. That is the case before retaliatory tariffs. Once country B imposes its own, now the
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by resters 3y ago
Economists have debunked the idea that retaliatory trade restrictions are beneficial. Not sure where you are getting your information. As you may recall from the Snowden revelations, the US government has high bandwidth data intercept stat
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by resters 3y ago
There was no national security justification given for confiscating TikTok. There is no US national interest-driven reason for doing so. TikTok happens to be beating Meta, Netflix, etc., and so the US government is stepping in to steal it
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by resters 3y ago
It reveals the extent of suppression of those ideas on other platforms, nothing more. I don't think there is anything scary/bad about Americans seeing content that humanizes people who have been dehumanized by the US media for as
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by resters 3y ago
You are arguing that we should mimic all CCP policies that impact US firms just because of tit-for-tat.
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by resters 3y ago
The relationship between TikTok and the CCP is no different than the relationship between Google/Meta/Microsoft and the US Government.
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by resters 3y ago
There is absolutely no justification for the US copying CCP policies. This is an embarrassing day for the US. Tiktok has been the only place to see videos about police brutality and one of the main places to see the movement supporting the
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by resters 3y ago
I think the key point is that not only is double entry accounting a directed graph, so is single entry accounting . Therefore (and to your point) the observation is of limited usefulness.
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by resters 3y ago
this was a serious question
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by resters 3y ago
It could have been the aforementioned mis-calibration as well, not sure. I consulted some help/documentation at the time and it said it was normal. With respect to telematics, I think the only change to the vehicle was that a few menu
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by resters 3y ago
How does one repair the chassis part that is one or two massive giga-pressed parts?
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by resters 3y ago
The in-car navigation to the nearest supercharger worked, but: - some markets don't have an abundance of fast superchargers. It can take > 1 hour to charge. - vehicles would often get returned mostly discharged, which forces the nex
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by resters 3y ago
I'd like to see a bare bones EV with minimal sheet metal curving and an overall minimalist approach. No need for massive torque and the battery should be upgradeable. Oddly cars in the US have become absurdly over-designed to the poin
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by resters 3y ago
> “I beat my wife because she deserves it” vibes. Hmm. I think there is not much point in discussing
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by resters 3y ago
Check out the arguments made by John Mearshimer. His heart breaks for the Ukrainian people but he is focused on US policy missteps (because he is American and lives in the US) as the root cause of the problem.
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by resters 3y ago
I tested this out with some coding tasks and it appears to be outperforming GPT-4 in its ability to deal with complex programs.
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by resters 3y ago
wow I used to live near there and somehow missed it. Looks great!
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by resters 3y ago
These will push the price of < $500 windows laptops closer to $100 and the price of $1000 windows laptops to $300. No comparison.
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by resters 3y ago
Don't forget that morse is still used by amateur radio operators worldwide.
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by resters 3y ago
The article makes excellent points. Many engineers (and the entire "agile" paradigm) is focused on making the leaves overly concrete and calling it major progress. This is due to significant cynicism about many aspects of product
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by resters 3y ago
Thank you for the detailed example! Do you recommend any resources to help a person get into modern poker?
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by resters 3y ago
This is a pretty strong claim to make without evidence.
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by resters 3y ago
Thank you. I want to set it up for various temperaments and play some piano music through it live in each temperament (via my midi piano)
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by resters 3y ago
Thank you! I had been wondering if that was possible. Do you know if it can be done only for a single project / directory?

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