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by stahtops 2y ago
Fair point. There are benefits to having the cable on the charger for sure, I’ve just found L3 chargers to be unreliable (and when they don’t work it’s always a massive hassle - no one is going to the L3 with 50% SOC) Maybe the CCS plug is
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by stahtops 2y ago
Could be a combination of things: more robust nozzle design vs CCS, the gas station is manned and has security cameras. I would happily carry the cable on trips where I planned to stop and charge if it meant the L3 was guaranteed to work. A
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by stahtops 2y ago
This doesn't solve fundamental problems with how America has built its charging infrastructure. We never should have placed hardwired cables on the L2 or L3 chargers. The CCS plugs are broken about 50% of the time? It's a joke.
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by stahtops 2y ago
L1 charging isn't really appropriate anywhere except at home or something like an airport parking lot where cars may be plugged in for a significant amount of time.. like 24h+. It's very slow.
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by stahtops 2y ago
"People hate it" because the motivation for it is xenophobia
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by stahtops 2y ago
mRNA based vaccines also aren't gene therapy. Your DNA isn't being modified, that isn't how they work. There isn't much point in replying to trolls like @whatwhaaaaat who claim the COVID-19 mRNA vaccines "don't
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by stahtops 2y ago
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by stahtops 2y ago
Yes, declaring a SoE opens up avenues for financial aid and allows the governor to direct state resources. This is probably because H5N1 was detected in dairy cows in Southern California.
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by stahtops 2y ago
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by stahtops 2y ago
Why is this impressive? 6:20 human takes over and cuts to a new clip.
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by stahtops 2y ago
Realistically, how many chances do you think the average person is going to give the alg to drive them into an object at 70mph? Has there been a significant customer side advancement in Tesla autopilot in 10 years? From what I can tell, all
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by stahtops 2y ago
No, it’s not quite the same. If they didn’t need the labor, you would be active in the app and would get no rides because there isn’t enough demand. This is more like a business needs an employee to work, but they will book someone else who
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by stahtops 2y ago
Yes there is a lot of rage/clickbait now. Often times the title doesn't even align with the content...
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by stahtops 2y ago
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by stahtops 2y ago
The act of modifying and/or deploying the devices was targeted. That’s it. Carrying out an explosives attack across a large geographic area that includes public spaces, with no specific intelligence on the location of the devices, or w
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by stahtops 2y ago
They may have discriminated carefully on which devices were modified, but any care or intelligence ends there. When they triggered the bombs, they can’t have known who or what was in the blast radius. Video shows one going off in a produce
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by stahtops 2y ago
My understanding is that moving violations are perceived as high risk, low reward. (1) The stop is dangerous because you don't know who the vehicle occupants are. If the driver is medium bad and runs, the public has low appetite for hi
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by stahtops 2y ago
Donation usually implies that it's given to a cause or to a charity. That just isn't what Patreon is. It's people marketing and selling content on the internet. But saying "donation" brings up feels for people. That
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by stahtops 2y ago
Damn. 30% to apple, 30% to patreon, 30% to government that leaves you with 0.7^3 = 0.343 = 34.3%. I mean pretty much every part of this is incorrect. Lets say they are single in the USA and made $150k on Patreon: (12% * 47150)+(22% * (10
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by stahtops 2y ago
Gotta be honest, I don't get the vitriol. Patreon wants to advertise and publish content in an iOS app. Apple says you must allow in-app-purchases. Either there is value in being on the platform or there isn't. Patreon seems to t
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by stahtops 2y ago
Developer + Guitarist makes an iOS app and sells $10/mo subscriptions to their guitar tabs in it. Guitarist sells $10/mo subscriptions to their guitar tabs through the Patreon app. Why should these be considered any different?
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by stahtops 2y ago
Maybe Samsung should FA the unit and tell us?
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by stahtops 2y ago
How is it relevant where they bought it or who installed it? If there was a problem with install, you would expect the failure to show up early, not five years later. You mention maintenance items… There’s no reason a fridge sold in 2019 co
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by stahtops 2y ago
I didn’t attempt to “fix” anyone. Everyone has to do that themselves. What about the deaf people that don’t enjoy their life as it is and do welcome the opportunity to hear?
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by stahtops 2y ago
Let me help explain, some left handed people can hear and are not deaf. Objectively that is how deafness is not the same as being left-handed.
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by stahtops 2y ago
Because four years later you’re still mad someone made minimally invasive and common sense rules to statistically limit the spread of a new virus.
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by stahtops 2y ago
I mean I honestly don’t know how there are people still repeating this lie that masks didn’t or don’t work. Hundreds of thousands of people spent days in our hospitals. If PPE was not effective, every doctor and nurse in the country would h
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by stahtops 2y ago
You aren’t a serious person.
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by stahtops 2y ago
Ok so you admit that social distancing and masks help reduce the spread of covid-19. That’s great to hear. What do you and Jim expect to learn from a scientific study? That 12 feet is better than 6 feet? I’d like to hear from each of you wh
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by stahtops 2y ago
So 4 years later you’re going to tell me that you believe we would have reduced covid infections by gathering closely together indoors with no masks?

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