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by thrill 7mo ago
“E-bikes with throttles should not be refereed to as e-bikes” This is simply wrong and does a disservice to the growing eBike interest. The US-federally defined classes are proper and while IMO overly limiting (max speed should be 60kph an
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by thrill 8mo ago
Classic good cop bad cop.
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by thrill 8mo ago
“My post assumes that AI won't improve much beyond its current state, which seems like a safe prediction.” Say what?
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by thrill 8mo ago
Use any and all the rules of grammar and punctuation as needed for clarity, structure, (and the Oxford comma) and tone — but no more.
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by thrill 9mo ago
Man, at this point, if I was planning to visit the US for World Cup, I’d just suck up the expense loss and watch it on TV like all the poors.
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by thrill 9mo ago
Eric didn’t die - he just went home.
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by thrill 9mo ago
You are if I’m doing your code review.
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by thrill 9mo ago
“you’ll get spam from other sources until the end of time?” So … ops normal?
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by thrill 9mo ago
“The citation seems to have been included in many lower quality papers—likely due to laziness and sloppiness rather than an intent to deceive.” Yeah … no. If you use a citation and you didn’t read the article yourself then it is absolute
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by thrill 9mo ago
It would be nice to be governed by any intelligence.
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by thrill 10mo ago
“Finally, no mention is made on the levels of THC in the general population of those driving cars.” How do you propose gathering that particular data?
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by thrill 10mo ago
Asked to comment, Carney’s office stated that they were mildly unconcerned.
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by thrill 10mo ago
“How an elephant got in my pajamas I’ll never know.”
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by thrill 11mo ago
Half of me says this is not true.
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by thrill 11mo ago
That’ll save all the spam callers a little time not checking and then ignoring it.
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by thrill 11mo ago
Legal matters are all about pedantry.
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by thrill 11mo ago
“Take athletics. Americans love sports, and that cultural centerpiece is being corrupted in an orgy of greed and speculative ferver.” Professional (and collegiate) athletics has always been corrupt - now it’s just more visible. The only thi
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by thrill 11mo ago
Yeah, I’m not following on the split angle, unless cells are somehow more efficient if not perpendicular to the sun.
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by thrill 11mo ago
Same, regarding LG slowly occupying all the home appliances spaces. As long as they behave like a good guest in my home I’ll keep buying their stuff.
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by thrill 1y ago
That’s going to separate force-applied from force-required while riding - a much more comfortable pedal action.
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by thrill 1y ago
The way I read it is if you use throttle-only you can reach 20 mph, but then if adding pedal-power you reach 28 mph. The pedal is probably not generating sufficient force to add 8 mph, but it’s telling the control system to do that.
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by thrill 1y ago
Would you trust Tesla’s management if they said they assumed liability?
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by thrill 1y ago
Optical filters have been around for awhile, including anti-lasers for cameras, though only for a few years.
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by thrill 1y ago
Commercials should have to be done with no audio. Make Mimes Great Again.
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by thrill 1y ago
That’s how it happens.
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by thrill 1y ago
Disney forgot who their friends were. They need to stay in the sin bin until they fully realize it.
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by thrill 1y ago
Hmm, never realized the convenience came this way. Seems the compiler could emit a warning if two equal depth names might cause confusion, which could be ignored if acceptable.
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by thrill 1y ago
Watch the video.
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by thrill 1y ago
I do hope the pressure-sensitive pad has some “give” in it to provide physical feedback to the driver. Way back when the F-16 first began flying in production, the side stick was rigid, and more than one pilot would return with bruised arm
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by thrill 1y ago
Bravo sir, bravo.

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