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2y ago
I like my job, it can have 4 days. I’d like 3 for myself and my family - doesn’t seem like a big ask!
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It’s also a little limited. The supercharger cables are too short to reach many cars and you have to park weirdly and block other stalls. There’s also no OEM trip planner to make use of them to ensure batteries are preconditioned , you dist
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More populated cities and shorter distances make EV’s a lot easier. The only only only way they’ll take hold in the US is more networks as reliable as Tesla, integrated navigation in the cars, and fewer stupid charging apps. Tesla is the on
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2y ago
I have a Boox Nova and it’s really nice but I won’t buy another one. Boox is a notorious GPL violator.
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The engineer has a lengthy thread on Twitter https://x.com/GarethDennis/status/1829036280996315637
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2y ago
There’s rarely a “right” way to whistleblow. Most of the official channels in any bureaucracy exist to both sound nice and simultaneously sweep everything under the rug
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2y ago
> In 2013, Peter Hendy, who was then the Commissioner of Transport for London, was accused of engaging in a nine-month extramarital affair with Rachael Grundy, a call girl who charged £140 per hour. Grundy alleged that Hendy provided her
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2y ago
Aviation is insanely reliable. The 777 flew thousands of flights per day, every day for 18 years before its first fatality. It’s why scandals like the 737 Max are so appalling. We know better. Boeing knew better.
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2y ago
You might be surprised to know you don’t need residence or a visa to hold a bank account in the US Blaming OP is totally unhinged
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I hope they get awarded 100x what they’re asking for.
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I don't think I'd want to have a system using exit polls... they've been wrong before. Once you're using polls why have elections at all? Anyway, my point is states opposed to the NPVIC already have at least one good id
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2y ago
It won't ever happen -- "On February 17, 2021, the North Dakota Senate passed SB 2271,[153] "to amend and reenact sections ... relating to procedures for canvassing and counting votes for presidential electors"[154] in a
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AmEx was my first card, and I've stuck with them. Despite some decline, their customer service is still top-notch. I always put major purchases on there. Their Platinum travel insurance has been a lifesaver. When a volcano stranded us
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2y ago
InstructLab and the Granite Models from IBM seem the closest to being open source. Certainly more than whatever FB is doing here. (Disclaimer: I work for an IBM subsidiary but not on any of these products)
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That's essentially what they already do. The power feed is shared between neighboring chargers which is why you should leave a space between if there's empty stalls. e.g. a 250kW charger becomes 125 when two cars are parked next
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2y ago
Until it gets liquidated and the cash put into state lost money accounts because of escheatment rules. You should still login once a quarter or so. https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/110415/what-are-dor
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2y ago
How can they use the Sora name, isn’t that trademarked?
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> In today's WWDC presentation, there were a few small examples of Siri improvements, such as an ability to maintain context, e.g., 'Add her flight arrival time to my calendar,' wherein Siri knows who "her" refer
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2y ago
I wish I knew this when I accidentally let my photoshop trial continue and had to pay to cancel. What a horrible business practice, I really wish the worst for them.
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2y ago
Xylitol exists in nature.
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> "Don't consume chemical sweeteners" is a pretty good rule of thumb. I assume you mean non-caloric sweeteners, since all sweeteners are chemicals including table sugar (sucrose). While suspected, few have any proven negat
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Do you get a laxative effect or other gastro symptoms? Sorbitol is the reason prune juice is an effective laxative. Xylitol is usually such a small amount that it doesn't have that effect although some people are more sensitive.
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I liked my first Galaxy but within a month the phone developed purple vertical lines down the screen. Nowhere local could repair it. Samsung told me to mail it to somewhere in Texas and I’d get it back in 6-8 weeks. When I asked if they off
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Yes, I have and it's better but only marginally. I like my Tesla, of the EV's available, it was the winner. The sales model coupled with the route planning with RELIABLE charging stops sealed the deal, and other legacy car manuf
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Hehe, apple mail supports marquee very recently... Outlook even more so! 2020! https://www.caniemail.com/search/?s=marquee
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That doesn’t seem like what’s happening from first appearances. Looks like it’ll remain separate for now which means no RH influence to fix the licensing boondoggle.
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Humans make the same mistakes when writing up reports too. I'm curious which is more reliable. For example, I've done interviews for various media outlets and often enough they report I said the opposite of what I said, similar t
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I find the limits at ny libraries to be exceptionally high. Why does anyone need 25 digital books checked out at a time? That’d probably help with waitlists too. I love Libby, I want to see it survive.
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I was thinking it’s one of the better examples because even if they’re really dumb and brains the size of peas they have personalities and there is something (even if it’s not much) going on up there. Basically it feels like something to
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It makes humans deeply uncomfortable to face the fact that the animals we eat and use might be more like us than we want to imagine. It’s clear to me watching my parents chickens play that there’s lights on in there. It might not be like my
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