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Statically are you more or less likely to die using Tesla auto pilot? I wonder if the number of hours drivers went without autopilot, the number with, and the number of fatal accident occurred with and without autopilot are public?
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I just got a refurbished Thinkpad x230 and it work great with an ubuntu 18.04 install. It has 16GB of ram, a 512GB ssd and a Intel Core i5-3320M CPU @ 2.60GHz x 4 and cost $350 on newegg. The difference between this machine and a $1500 lat
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> Not React compatible due to the differences listed below, so you can't use existing React components/libraries with Purview. Existing components/libraries is the only reason I use react. A good alternative that provides
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I honestly expected significantly less (I figured home plate would be the largest group) but was not surprised at all to learn 3rd base was the smallest group.
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Pick your poison. Although there are many examples of corruption and human rights violations in the US, compared to China US-citizens have significantly more leverage over their government and arguably more power to push back on this kind o
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I wonder if this is applicable to electric motors? Probably not since the force is described as “unstable” in the article but interesting to think about.
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I think that person was asking what one example is.
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Have you considered that they aren’t necessarily looking for a particular answer or even a correct answer but rather your thought process while working through problems and how you engage with a peer?
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Really nice! Please get rid of the fade in fade out animation every time I click something. That time adds up, time I could be writing in my journal ;D
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Do you think this is because the larger screen is inherently better or perhaps it's because the iOS and the whole app eco-system is geared toward larger screen? Perhaps a little of both?
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Do you have any references you coul point is to?
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They’re honestly kinda expensive. Dollar tree gives you a lot for your money
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Yes! And more and more they have organic or no pesticides food. Aldi is the store I miss most since leaving the Midwest :/ such good fresh food for relatively little money
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Ps dollar tree offers way more value for your “dollar” (pun intended :) than dollar general where things seems to rarely cost a dollar.
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I never buy food at these stores but dollar tree is shit for random household stuff! Sponges, dish soap, batteries, baby wipes, light bulbs, you name it just a dollar. Don’t carry everything you need but if they do it’s usually about 1&#x
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This kind thing seems like a trend for China. Does anyone know of a list somewhere with all the nations China loaned money and resources like this?
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8y ago
Does this this suffice https://doc.rust-lang.org/std/ops/struct.Range.html ?
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Works well on Firefox iOS but (to the best of my knowledge) all iOS browser are basically safari under the hood. Does anyone know the library or something similar for creating those charts?
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Svidget: declarative framework building SVG widgets
(svidget.io)
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The idea is stealing is not a black and white concept. Stealing something digital generally has very different effects than stealing something physical. For example, if someone the software I own without my permission and doesn’t give it b
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A quick search says yes! https://repository.tudelft.nl/islandora/object/uuid:81221f03... This from 2011 Does anyone know if something like this exists at large scales today?
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Could this technology be used to create a wind turbine with no moving parts? I have very little insight into how this would work but it intuitively seems applicable and would probably be way more useful.
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Redux is an independent project from React. You could use redux with Vue. Your other points are valid but detracting from one library because people often use another you don’t care for seems outside the scope of React vs Vue.
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The article mentions the ability to “opt out” out but I can’t find it anywhere on the usps website
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You could just use ramda https://ramdajs.com/docs/#pipe Not quite as seamless and it would be nice to have |> but ultimatles introduces a lot of complexity. The only good reason I could see is if there is a performa
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I would think the secrete service would put an always on VPN connection on cell phones, have all calls go through a self hosted VoIP service, and then the device is arguably as secure as any other computing device someone in the federal gov
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Yeah I was really hoping computer networking when I opened this and was sorely disappointed.
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What are some good resources for HardCaml?
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In the US, you're are right. The regulation in the US is currently not conducive to microgrids. The world is a big place though.
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Speaking generally about all our projects and from my personal perspective (software guy, not public relations); The idea is to bring both sides of the industry (customer, utility) together more efficiently and effectively. The current mode
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