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by u320 5y ago
Damage in a collision is a good thing as it requires energy. Not sure why you say a stronger part will reduce injuries.
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by u320 5y ago
There is no reasonable scenario under which it goes away at all.
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by u320 5y ago
The announcement is clear that this is unrelated, it states health reasons.
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by u320 5y ago
Sure but there is no way for us to know who the wrongdoer is in this case.
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by u320 5y ago
It is very much in the public sphere now though.
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by u320 5y ago
Maybe in Arizona. In places where clouds is a thing you are looking at weeks of storage. And some of that stored energy would need to be collected months ahead of time. This is simply not doable with batteries, hydrogen storage is absolut
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by u320 5y ago
The most cost-effective way is a combination of over-provisioning, batteries and hydrogen storage. The exact mix is determined by consumption patterns and local wind/solar conditions. Generally though it's extremely expensive to r
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by u320 5y ago
https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CPIUFDSL I'm not saying food prices (even broad baskets like the this) represents inflation. The broad indexes are better for that. But it's not true to say that food prices
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by u320 5y ago
Prices are always moving so you can say anything you want by cherrypicking individual categories. That says nothing about inflation.
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by u320 5y ago
That doesn't really change much, it's a rounding error in the calculation. The actual number if you compare to the pre-recession peak is 29.7%.
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by u320 5y ago
I'm not sure where you are getting your numbers. Food prices are 30% above where they were in 2010 in the CPI for example.
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by u320 5y ago
Place names avoids trademark conflicts.
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by u320 5y ago
All EVs are already highly efficient, any further increases is going to be extremely marginal.
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by u320 5y ago
This is the numbers for March. What's the point of posting a month old news? Especially as new numbers are posted tomorrow.
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by u320 5y ago
> Like you said, if you at food, healthcare, education, etc., they are up way more than 3% year over year. That's how averages work
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by u320 6y ago
> There are numerous arguments about how we will always need coal power or nuclear power, or natural gas and they all base it on old studies with obsolete high costs of batteries. This is simply not true. I'm sure there are some bad
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by u320 6y ago
> Yet, the regulators still identified a considerable list of issues to be addressed. This is normal for any plant. Doesn't mean that VVER is less safe.
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by u320 6y ago
No, since in this situation the error is growing exponentially too. There can never be any "catching up" in this case.
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by u320 6y ago
Just because something is hated by most of the left doesn't make it "not left".
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by u320 7y ago
RCP8.5 strikes again...
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by u320 7y ago
> Some RDBs provide extensions to the SQL standard to do some basic graph traversals This has been standardized since the SQL-1999 standard.
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by u320 8y ago
There is no obvious threat of persecution. Facing rape charges certainly doesn't qualify.
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by u320 8y ago
And A is always the same socket regardless of version while B is not. It's a mess.
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by u320 8y ago
This article highlights very well why designing a programming language without generics is a mistake. Adding it after the fact is not trivial, especially if you have high standards wrt simplicity and non-redundancy.
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by u320 8y ago
> You're talking about a guy who has no shame in using a publicly traded company (Oracle) to bail himself out of personal investments gone wrong (See Pillar Data). Kind of like using SpaceX to fund SolarCity and then using Tesla to
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by u320 8y ago
Most people do, though.
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by u320 8y ago
You're not going to be anywhere close to 3 cents in a 100% renewable system without hydro. Cheapest solar price in the US is 2.3 cents but that is in one of the sunniest places in the world, subsidised, and no storage.
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by u320 9y ago
Uber's relative failure in the highly deregulated Swedish taxi market to me indicates that their competitive advantage is avoiding regulations. So it's not clear why "to much regulations" would be a problem for them.
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by u320 9y ago
Monsanto is a herbicide vendor, not a pesticide vendor. Not everything you dislike about the ag sector is Monsantos doing.
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by u320 9y ago
https://github.com/nodejs/node-chakracore

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