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91.
by sanp 4y ago
How about a Mach-e?
92.
by sanp 4y ago
If this is equitable then we should also publish the externalized cost of using ICE.
93.
by sanp 4y ago
“… Humans still tend to band together under insane males, though. That seems to be hard-wired…” Marine Le Pen is looking to change that.
94.
by sanp 4y ago
Seems like a half-baked analysis. You would plot x=x to show where y is above and where it is below. It is useful for exposition. The author questions this as if it is an analytical oversight.
95.
by sanp 5y ago
That’s fair. TCO decisions are probably more relevant in a commercial context.
96.
by sanp 5y ago
Not sure I follow. The effective benefit of this tax break is different based on your tax bracket. So, we should be using the marginal tax rate.
97.
by sanp 5y ago
We can compare these ICEs to a Mach-e or an ID.4 or an Ioniq 5. Build quality on these is pretty comparable to premium ICE models from these manufactures.
98.
by sanp 5y ago
I still don't get that TCO for EV is higher than Diesel. On the consumer side, let's look at Tesla Model Y vs. Lexus RX 350. I am using "premium" makes on both sides of this equations. If we want to go with a cheaper ICE
99.
by sanp 5y ago
Over the entire duration of the program, perhaps? If it is $31B over 40 odd years, then it is very believable.
100.
by sanp 5y ago
We may not need as many producers but we do need consumers...
101.
by sanp 5y ago
Then we need to do a quantitative analysis of those other options as well before we decide to spend on them vs. education.
102.
by sanp 5y ago
Singapore has an extremely healthy population which is the result of significant conscious effort on part of the government - prevention being better than the cure and all that.
103.
by sanp 5y ago
also, resiliency against adverse action in the Senate. they now have 4 senators who are unlikely to vote on anything damaging to Intel
104.
by sanp 5y ago
Isn't Abduction the same as forming Hypotheses? Not nitpicking or anything. Just asking if it is correct.
105.
by sanp 5y ago
The Argentinian govt. could just as easily put the same restrictions as it does on USD today. They can (if they want to) also ensure that no commercial establishment accepts BTC.
106.
by sanp 5y ago
And it's many of the same constituents (i.e., farmers in red states) voting for the party of "small government".
107.
by sanp 5y ago
Can we also check what proportion of male faculty was hired over other more qualified men (or women)?
108.
by sanp 5y ago
Yeah. But who will China sell its goods to? Last I checked, Russia has 144M people and EU / US / Japan have 1B+. Of course, China has a large domestic market but exports are still ~20% of GDP for them.
109.
by sanp 5y ago
"..And the fact the the Big 3 make shitty cars..." From a quality perspective. Tesla makes the shittiest cars. https://www.businessinsider.com/tesla-reliability-model-s-3-...
110.
by sanp 5y ago
I don't think the parent is arguing that inflation isn't real. They are arguing that in spite of inflation we are at 2014 price levels.
111.
by sanp 5y ago
I thought Texas was all about individual choice / responsibility. /s.
112.
by sanp 5y ago
I think the commenter's comparison may be more to East Texas than Dallas, Austin, or Houston
113.
by sanp 5y ago
Given that it is 10x cheaper perhaps we will find out earlier...
114.
by sanp 5y ago
And, will electrons generated via fusion be easier to track so that the government knows what you r doing with electricity
115.
by sanp 5y ago
I think the rate is fixed for 5 years and then readjusted for another 5 years. The terms of the loan is a lot longer
116.
by sanp 5y ago
Free speech laws mean nothing of the sort. Free speech also (generally) includes freedom of association. AWS should be Free to not associate with entities who do not meet their stated TOS.
117.
by sanp 5y ago
You are assuming businesses know precisely what level of overwork or negligence will lead to lower costs (higher profit) and what level will lead to needing to cleanup a dead worker.
118.
by sanp 5y ago
Seem to be "pro-business", "small government" Republican states.
119.
by sanp 5y ago
All 50 states require children to be vaccinated for a range of other diseases. So, we already do that in the interest of public safety. What's different here? What is the absolute freedom that is applicable here that is not applicable
120.
by sanp 5y ago
I think this (n+1)^2 = n^2 + 2n + 1. That's where the double the number of ways (2n) comes from.

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