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by scld 2y ago
Is that gas pumps or gas stations? If there are an average of 4 to 6 pumps per station, EV has a lot longer to go.
32.
by scld 2y ago
When so many topics find themselves somehow aligning with sociopolitical identity, there is no question that won't go unbegged.
33.
by scld 2y ago
"Looks like you forgot pullups on your i2c lines" would be worth a big monthly subscription hahaha.
34.
by scld 2y ago
Fair, but none of that has anything to do with the most efficient and desirable use of a particular plot of land for 99.9% of a town/state/country.
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by scld 2y ago
water drilling?
36.
by scld 2y ago
When you said generally desirable, I assumed you meant to the general public and society at large. Absent some other very convincing information, the price of a plot of land is going to be the best analogue for how much society values that
37.
by scld 2y ago
Why would it be? Price is simply the best information we have about the interaction millions of various desires, distilled into one number.
38.
by scld 2y ago
Because the most profitable use of private land is, almost by definition, the most desirable.
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by scld 2y ago
re: Footprints being a solved problem, SnapEDA/SnapMagic is a great place to start for beginners. You still want to verify, but they have metrics on how many users have used the footprint and other "trustworthiness" indicator
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by scld 2y ago
The paper itself mentions the usefulness of the 1000C threshold: Solar process heat at above 1,000°C can decarbonize key industrial applications such as cement manufacturing and metallurgical extraction. The article is just running with t
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by scld 3y ago
If teens were playing games in front of the TV as much as people look at their phones today, they'd probably have actual ruined a generation.
42.
by scld 3y ago
If this says much of anything (which it probably doesn't), it's probably more about the efficacy of anti-racism training.
43.
by scld 3y ago
Is there an employee number range for a corporation when it transitions from "humans working together" to "machine that transforms human beings into resources" ?
44.
by scld 3y ago
Speaking of AI.... "created: 3 minutes ago"
45.
by scld 3y ago
So this is why my computers feel the same as they did 25 years ago.
46.
by scld 3y ago
A physical line has historically been a de facto surge price. You have to pay the cost of the meal plus your own opportunity cost of waiting in line. The long line is also a signal of how long your food will really take. Mobile options almo
47.
by scld 3y ago
The problem is that the market determines the rent but the government determines that building houses is mostly illegal.
48.
by scld 3y ago
btw, I don't think the poster above is being snarky. There are many coffee shops that will serve two distinct single origin brews and you can just compare by ordering one of each.
49.
by scld 3y ago
Lumber, for one, went back down to prepandemic pricing.
50.
by scld 3y ago
Yeah they'll use a capacitor to charge up and then dump high current quickly (that's what they're good at, as opposed to batteries which are better suited for a longer, steadier, lower current output).
51.
by scld 3y ago
a regulation requiring all pricing be post-tax would fix this pretty easily
52.
by scld 3y ago
oink and what.cd were the best music discovery methods ever devised and that remains true today
53.
by scld 3y ago
Thomas Edison also electrocuted an elephant on purpose, but it remains a bad idea.
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by scld 3y ago
The ability for them to do this is only granted to them by the restrictiveness of the regulatory state. You've prescribed a byzantine series of rules in order to free up supply when the quickest step is to just free up supply, which wi
55.
by scld 3y ago
I would be surprised if the older, higher costs didn't include broker fees for scarce ICs in the supply shortage. I'm sure they've gone through a few revisions but part of that cost drop is simply price of components dropping
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by scld 3y ago
Caplan has some very interesting opinions to be sure....but the further the topic strays from data-driven science and into philosophy, the more his neurodivergence stands out. He seems to regularly state as near-universal fact some tenet of
57.
by scld 3y ago
Because the people in charge are government employees.
58.
by scld 3y ago
https://www.axios.com/local/san-francisco/2023/07/26/san-fra...
59.
by scld 3y ago
The T is the nickname for Boston's MBTA (Train/bus)....The logo is a big "T".
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by scld 3y ago
I'm no scientist, but I'm on team "Inflation didn't happen the way we say it did", so a 2x aged universe sounds good to me :)

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