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situationista
5y ago
Also see this interview with Mark Sabbatini, the editor of the Arctic newspaper Icepeople who was recently expelled from Svalbard, previously discussed on HN a couple of years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2062
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Editor of world's northernmost English-language newspaper expelled from Svalbard
(icepeople.net)
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5y ago
There was an interesting article on heat pumps in the NY Times yesterday - they are similar to AC units but far more efficient, requiring far less electricity to run. Plus they work as heaters in the winter. I use heat pumps coupled to sola
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situationista
6y ago
I guess what I'm saying is that as a Tesla owner I don't find this video representative of normal use - in general FSD is very good. The other video on the other hand is much better than my experience of everyday use. Best case o
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6y ago
All true. But you could argue it's beside the point, because che cheaper ones have other significant drawbacks (e.g. range, no driver-assist), and technically better ones are way more expensive. It's the combination of price-point
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6y ago
Yes, but this video of two days earlier is also its current state, and it's pretty incredible: https://twitter.com/WholeMarsBlog/status/1370974296730824704... Cherry-picking best or worst-case scenarios isn&
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6y ago
From a quick glance at the video looks like they're illegally tapping power from the grid, and got shut down.
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6y ago
Most countries which require a test for entry stipulate it must be a PCR test rather than a rapid (antigen) test. I’m currently in Lisbon waiting for the results of a 24h PCR test in order to board a flight to Azores, for example.
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6y ago
Interesting to note that back in April, when COVID-19 had only just been declared a pandemic, Dolly Parton donated $1m to research into a vaccine. That research effort eventually became the Moderna vaccine. [0] [0] https://edition
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6y ago
For the CEO of a company like Pfizer I'd imagine that this amounts to little more than one month's salary.
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What happened to the self-sufficient people of the 1970s?
(bbc.com)
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Irene Triplett, last person to collect an American civil war pension, dies at 90
(theguardian.com)
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Coronavirus policy: Are Swedes naive or the only adults in the room?
(thelocal.se)
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7y ago
To quote Warren Buffet, you can't have a baby in a month by getting nine women pregnant. This will take time, no matter how much money you throw at it.
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7y ago
The Multipla was also very successful, and also happens to be one of the few Fiats that hold their value. A utility vehicle doesn't necessarily need to be attractive to be successful...
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7y ago
Note that in his write-up of how the hack was accomplished (someone pasted a link in another comment) the hacker specifically mentions his attack was on Cayman National Bank of the Isle of Man. From cursory research it appears to be based t
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7y ago
If it were safe to fly the Max in the US, and the problem were the pilots, it would be in the air now. It isn't, as the problem is clearly with the plane. It was likely just a matter of time before another Max fell out of the sky somew
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I was Insta-famous and it was one of the worst things to happen in my 20s
(theguardian.com)
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Device could bring both solar power and clean water to millions
(theguardian.com)
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Finland’s weekly news show in Latin cancelled after run of 30 years
(theguardian.com)
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The Anatomy of a Pump and Dump Group
(bitfalls.com)
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9y ago
I found a hack for #1 (I'm an architect) - I fit houses with 2 dishwashers side by side. You simply move dishes from one to the other, and start it when it's full. Think of the dishwasher as a robotic closet that automatically was
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Cassini spacecraft discovers possibility of alien life, then runs out of fuel
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Tesla Motors changes company name to just Tesla
(theverge.com)
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Edward Snowden not worried about Putin turning him over to Trump
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10y ago
If the new MacBook Pros are indeed USB-C only, Apple's just given me a great incentive to ditch the iPhone (with its proprietary Lightning standard) and move over to a USB-C compatible phone (such as Google Pixel). At long last a singl
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Otto, Anheuser-Busch Claim First Automated Truck Shipment
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Why billions of dollars of goods are stuck at sea
(economist.com)
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Obama hints at a future in VC, and Silicon Valley is salivating
(qz.com)
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Same. Fascinating.
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