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by shkkmo 3y ago
You say this as if the only way this happens is through a big top down conspiracy. In reality it's several separate actors with aligned incentives that create unnecessary headwinds to the adoption of cost saving medical advances To pre
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by shkkmo 3y ago
No, DC's population is a little larger than the smallest state and nowhere close to larger that the two smallest states combined.
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Why do we need to give leaches like Intuit anything? We want to minimize the income of companies like that. The tax code and filing process should be optimized for efficient use of government resources and tax payer time. There should be ze
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by shkkmo 3y ago
That's being unnecessarily nitpicky. Anytime someone helps you get started when your starter battery is dead is close enough that people will call it a "jump". Not having jumper cables, I've "jumped" several pe
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by shkkmo 3y ago
It's probably (as with so many things) both. Smoking could easily both provide acute relief from mental health issues while chronically making those same issues worse.
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Those websites were not selling chips or chip designs. Those websites used the trademark to refer the same product and do not create any potential for confusion. Please show me where there is a "legal duty" to go after fair use an
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by shkkmo 3y ago
That's the assertion ARM made. Yet it seems to me that is is pretty unclear that this is an open and shut case of trademark infringement. This appears to an example of fair-use to me as there is nothing her that would indicate any pote
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by shkkmo 3y ago
This study seems like it is just yet again confirming the correlation. Since they aren't performing any intervention, all they can do is statistical analysis to show the strength of that correlation. I am not convinced by the argument
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Landlords can indeed be liable is many ways for some kinds of illegal activity that take place on their property (especially if it involves drugs.) There are a variety of local and federal laws that enable this.
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by shkkmo 3y ago
I don't think you have the pattern of facts correct (unless you have access to more information than what is in linked the Stanford Daily article). > At the time, Fizz used Google’s Firestore database product to store data including
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Both accidents happened prior to the release of FSD so were using Enhanced Autopilot. However, in 2019 Tesla had stopped selling the EA add-on and only sold FSD. They started selling EA again in 2022. The claimants here could well have boug
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Tesla has been reckless with their self driving claims and safety for far longer than FSD has been available to the public. The suggestion here is that getting hit for those earlier reckless claims might hopefully get them to be less decept
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Which defeats the purpose of constructive discussion. Please source your claims rather than being lazy.
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by shkkmo 3y ago
So completely irrelevant to the claim that Musk's ownership bid "dragged down the price" which is clearly false. Of course some investors believed it was possible to hit $77 again, but the probability and timeframe of doing t
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by shkkmo 3y ago
I think that would be an example of overlap in meaning, not sure how that shows "the website can't figure it out" since such overlaps are explicitly mentioned.
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by shkkmo 3y ago
How is that relevant? that's a year before Musk made his offer.
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Maybe when you engage is random speculation you should at least try to check your facts? The stock price was 45.08 when Musk made his offer for twitter and 51.70 when the twitter board accepted it.
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by shkkmo 3y ago
You must not have read to the end, that response is quoted and directly addressed. I guess it is naive to believe that review sites review products based on their merits rather then based on how much the affiliate links pay.
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Except here, that is exactly what wirecutter is using affiliate programs for.
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by shkkmo 3y ago
The wirecutter response that the end of the post is responding to is from 2017 and the new CEO. I don't see any repudiation or acknowledgement of the earlier bad behavior so not sure why they would deserve the benefit of the doubt here
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Not really, because accusations of being a shill or astroturfing are considered against the site guidelines and is generally downvoted. If you suspect a shill or astroturfing, send an email to dang so he can investigate and actually do some
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Even if you don't edit the page itself, perhaps it's worth adding a comment on the talk page so that editors are aware of your veracity concerns the next time it is reviewed as the most recent review last year indicated no issues
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by shkkmo 3y ago
> We live in a universe with distinct rules, saying life doesnt have to have cells is basically fantasizing about other dimensions where we're made out of hot dogs or something. That comparison is ridiculous. We live in a universe f
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by shkkmo 3y ago
The lucky thing about Wikipedia is that you can help improve articles. Your comment is much more informative than the linked article, it would be great to see it updated with your information if you can find references for it.
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by shkkmo 3y ago
> But no one seems to want to float-charge this thing for extended periods of time, and I certainly don't want to have an explosion risk while I test that out. You still seem to be missing the use case here, which still does not inv
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by shkkmo 3y ago
A "damper" and a "dampener" are actually technical terms that can be used to distinguish two different types of devices. Here, "dampener" is actually correct. [0] [0] https://thecontentauthority.com&
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Your durability calculations use made-up numbers and don't reflect a great understanding of lead acid and it's limitations. Assuming 12hrs of solar charge is ridiculous and a 12v 20ah lead acid will provide ~120wh (since you can o
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by shkkmo 3y ago
> As far as I know, Lead-Acid still is very popular in UPS, which is basically what this SolarPi is. No, SolarPi is a solar powered server. The application here is a "solar generator" type setup that has no grid connection and
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by shkkmo 3y ago
Are you just making stuff up? Not one of those quotes are comments are on the github issue that was closed and which was being discussed in this thread: https://github.com/serde-rs/serde/issues/2538 I already
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by shkkmo 3y ago
LifePO4 was about the same as lead acid in terms of lifetime costs (i.e. cycles * usable capacity / $) several years ago and have gotten significantly cheaper. Pretty much the only reason to buy lead acid for a solar generator that fac

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