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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Cheap? Do you mean association football? All the gear makes is more expensive than many sports.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
This is an interesting idea. Is this really possible though? Is it just a cost challenge? I admittedly haven't read up a ton on fast charging options but I also don't think I've seen super-capacitors mentioned as an intermedi
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
This is a good book but also could be summed up in a few pages.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
So who is that leader?
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
They should track the rating of your personal battery management better. This is just an information sharing problem.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
This. Very misleading without this.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
This article could be titled "Look how much music poor people can access for $10 a month (or free, with ads)"
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Sapiens is one of my all time favorites. This is how history should be taught in school instead of looking at different time periods in isolation.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
lol
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Tesla design studio is in LA. Also, remote meetings are a thing.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Except that this raises prices. For those on the outside who still need the product or service, the best "stimulus" is efficiency. How can inefficiency help poor people in the long run? Your logic doesn't pass the common sens
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
This might be true. However it's fact that poor people lose the most from inflation. Which is better?
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Why don't Samsung and Panasonic compete in this battery/energy storage market? Serious question.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Tesla doesn't make ugly as fuck cars. Thats a huge reason I love my Model 3. Best looking car that exists in my opinion. Car companies: stop making disgusting hunks of metal.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Are there not open source fonts? Seems like this ecosystem would be very large, since so many designers want to enhance their portfolio. Basically any font should be a commodity. What am I missing?
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Here's an idea. Make it legal to get lower quality service and pay less. Like every other good and service.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Why wouldn't these compounds evolve to be open source? Barriers to entry wouldn't be billions in R&D if every stepping stone was open sourced.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Disable your text editors default?
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Of course this is better. The poor are improving the most in absolute terms in your example.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
It's too good. You can't pay less to get the world class care of ten years ago. Name one other sector you can't pay less for lower quality
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Good point. Of these 3 which are truly free market? Zero.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
What this isn't true. The theory says some debt is optimal due to taxes. However I am rusty on these courses.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
The utility value of money means this is not true.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Profit margins. In general the lower, the more competitive. Historical average in US is 8.5%, 9-10% more recently. This is pretty competitive! Although a bit less recently because profit margins went up ~1.5%. This is also, generally, why d
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
Poor people will now pay more for airlines tickets. The safest concerns of this are hilarious. Planes are already the safest transit by a wide margin. This is similar to the congressman who wanted a law to make 1 checked bag free. Yes, make
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
This makes sense intuitively (and also isn't new news). Animals don't stretch. They do fast however (against their will of course). Which one is probably better, the natural or forced one? One question that remains is regarding dy
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
What does this mean? Trucks or SUV s have status? Never occurred to me. Note: I live in cities.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
There is at least a 2 month wait for certain options. White interior, dual motor, red. Source is myself.
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
I generally agree. However without ads, how do you expect poor people to have (free) access to radio, magazines (well, cheaper), antenna tv?
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by spectrum1234 8y ago
I don't understand why banks would give this bank their money. Shouldn't they be getting this same rate from the Fed? Something is left out.

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