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by rnk 4y ago
The reason is because hybrid drive trains don't make sense, as evs get cheaper. I suppose there is less demand. I was hoping for a car with 100 miles ev range and 250 more miles gas range. Then you get a lot of weight from two drive tr
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by rnk 4y ago
That's kind of misleading. My electric only car gets infinite mpg over 65,000 miles. It's 8 years old.
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by rnk 4y ago
An NFT is yet another pointless digital construct that foolish people paid huge sums for. It's like selling a jpeg that is publicly available. "In this spreadsheet a jpeg named foobar with this hashed value is owned by Fred Johnso
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by rnk 4y ago
nvidia won't go for that.
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by rnk 4y ago
My WAG is their revenue has fallen to under 2 billion a year, maybe less than $1B. Since they stopped paying the bills for things, their costs have gone way down ;-)
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by rnk 4y ago
Yeah, that was an incredibly embarrassing comment.
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by rnk 4y ago
Wait a minute. How high is high? How much for a pint of something? $10, $20?
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by rnk 4y ago
Sorry, just saw this. I do some sports that are 50 miles from the city, and there's no public transportation, not even any private transportation. Skiing is one such activity, but hiking and camping in the summer time. I do recognize t
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by rnk 4y ago
Ah, that kind of staking. Thanks.
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by rnk 4y ago
We don't really know how well a legit well run crypto business would do. The supposed leaders with legitimacy fail one after another.
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by rnk 4y ago
I'm sorry but your idea of what middle class is seems to be way out of wack with the reality that people face. Avg people make a lot less than the mentioned 190k, and if you make over 100k, you are close to being in the top 10% band of
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by rnk 4y ago
It's complicated. He offered way too much. He made an incredibly poor deal with them. The market went down after he made his offer. So he put himself into a bad position. Anything is worth what people will pay for it. I thought maybe 1
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by rnk 4y ago
I'd see it as a last job. In terms of you can do it for 20 years and then retire. Not as jobs won't exist anymore.
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by rnk 4y ago
Twitter has almost evaporated. What would someone buy it for today? A billion dollars? Maybe two? He couldn't have more effectively destroyed its value I don't think.
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by rnk 4y ago
And because many of them see less sales, and they want to stay profitable. That's the obvious reason. Yeah some of them are just following the herd but some companies see less spending.
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by rnk 4y ago
I disagree with that. First, Faang salaries are way over middle class. If inflation reduced your salary by a bit, think about how much more ia reduction impacted the salary of an average middle class person. As you make more money you have
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by rnk 4y ago
These COVID antivaxers are irritating. Like the endless election stealing claims that never have any evidence. And those people are on hackernews too.
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by rnk 4y ago
People whine about them because they hear about it on Fox news and social media. Reality doesn't matter if you get a 20 way forwarded email.
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by rnk 4y ago
What do you mean, can you ask chatGPT to write the contents of of some book, and it would just regurgitate them?
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by rnk 4y ago
Wait, I've never heard you cannot reverse the permission you've given some commercial entity to contact you.
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by rnk 4y ago
Just put up a page with specs, no videos are needed. I have a framework laptop already which has been great, maybe one day there will be other laptops with no fan that are powerful like an apple arm.
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by rnk 4y ago
Yeah, just follow the ftx/sbf strategy, that sure worked.
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by rnk 4y ago
Staking your crypto to make it grow - somehow? Isn't that just them taking your crypto and putting it in some unexplainable leveraged trade like ftx was doing.
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by rnk 4y ago
Do the cars drive at freeway speeds, 60 mph plus on the freeway? My impression was they don't go on roads with speeds that fast, they limit themselves to roads with speedsmaybe up to 40.
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by rnk 4y ago
If we don't come to the office, then the communists win! We must somehow pull people back into the office. Even if we can't find people to hire, we must do that. There are lots of companies that are pushing this view. In reality,
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by rnk 4y ago
That doesn't quite make sense, "it's difficult to avoid having a car because you can't store it"? Can you elaborate? I'm interested what life is like in these cities that charge drivers so as to reduce cars in
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by rnk 4y ago
The last few big companies I worked for did this automatic chat deletion as a standard practice created by the authors. Microsoft even did this for email a long time ago when I was there. The lawyers tell them to do it as a defense mechanis
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by rnk 4y ago
When you say "traditional aristocrats who would not abide Rome in any form besides the mythological form they believe it had in the early Republic" that sure sounds like the us senate to me. As I see it, the senate still has few q
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by rnk 4y ago
Police record, not some hidden college record
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by rnk 4y ago
Double major in business, bleach. I was math & cs and I wanted to do physics too.

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