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by voisin 2y ago
I’ve seen propane based taxis but never seen a natural gas taxi.
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by voisin 2y ago
Stellantis is doing this for an upcoming Ramcharger reboot.
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by voisin 2y ago
I maintain a Facebook account specifically for FB Marketplace, and every time I log in I am shocked at how overly complicated and buggy the UI is. It doesn’t appear anyone cares about users enjoying the experience.
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by voisin 2y ago
Couldn’t we require manufacturers to add something that annoys the driver if they are too close to the driver ahead of them? An anti-tailgating alarm that can’t be disabled or something along those lines? I am not big on regulation, but I c
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The winding debate around stair restrictions in B.C. buildings(bcbusiness.ca)
1 points by voisin 2y ago|0 comments
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by voisin 2y ago
I’d be interested to know degree of tattooing. Some people get a small butterfly or whatever and other people get full sleeves. Did they take this into account or was in binary tattooed or not?
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by voisin 2y ago
@jseliger, I’ve been following your journey via your comments here on HN and the occasional post. I am glad you are posting and I think for those of us who haven’t been close to someone with a serious diagnosis and treatment like yours, it
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Nokia 3210 relaunch celebrates the "dumbphone"(t3.com)
5 points by voisin 2y ago|1 comments
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23andMe DNA Tests Probably Won't Help You Live Longer(bloomberg.com)
2 points by voisin 2y ago|0 comments
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by voisin 2y ago
Off topic: it’s been a number of years since I shot with a DSLR (had kids, found I always used my phone since it was with me and travelled far less for far different reasons). I have totally missed the mirrorless wave. I’d like to jump back
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Google Translate Uses Math to Understand 134 Languages(wsj.com)
7 points by voisin 2y ago|2 comments
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Careful Technology(map.simonsarris.com)
1 points by voisin 2y ago|1 comments
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by voisin 2y ago
> Sadly these plants producing high levels of THC are incapable of producing much CBD, the protective component of the plant so these strains have minimal CBD What does that mean “the protective component of the plant”?
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by voisin 2y ago
> Mines do this for equipment that operates a fixed track Ok, ignore mines (though I don’t think this statement is universally true), you can find the same examples in forestry where equipment out in the bush runs on electric batteries b
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by voisin 2y ago
> The rules of chemistry tell us that a battery will never be useful for large tractors, and even small tractors it is questionable if batteries can ever be good enough to go all day How can batteries work in a transport truck hauling ma
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by voisin 2y ago
> a viable fully electric solution There are already major pieces of mining equipment and trucks for moving mining material that operate on this technology. If it works for them I don’t see why farming would be more challenging.
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by voisin 2y ago
The technology is so good, Stellantis is putting it in the next gen Ramcharger trucks. Eliminates range anxiety while maintaining all the benefits of electric.
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by voisin 2y ago
No, the farmer wants an electric tractor, possibly with a small diesel engine to charge the battery as needed. Fuel is an insanely high cost for farmers, and the complexity of the ICE systems means high maintenance and repair costs too.
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by voisin 2y ago
For a company with a philosophy of order, purposefulness, and minimalism, this seems odd.
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by voisin 2y ago
Lots of cancers are related to alcoholism. Not saying this was, but I think I see OP’s point.
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by voisin 2y ago
But what’s the opinion? That people should constantly be dragging windows around the screen to get at different things?
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by voisin 2y ago
Sort of. Researchers were sent in to study it but with no upper boundary and so they kept at it. They went so deep in their research they ended up with the truth of the universe.
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Against Sunscreen Absolutism(theatlantic.com)
1 points by voisin 2y ago|0 comments
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by voisin 2y ago
Man, this is such horseshit. You work for Google, you do so voluntarily and you’re implicitly signing on to their way of business. You’re culpable. You don’t get to take the big salary paid for by the transgressions of the top guys and stil
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by voisin 2y ago
> Fujitsu 4-zone split system What model did you buy? How complicated was the install? How did you buy it online - I understood Fujitsu to sell through distributors / installers? Where are you located?
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by voisin 2y ago
Almost certainly drinking, because it doesn’t just affect your liver but your blood pressure, resting heart rate, bowels, sleep, etc. smoking marijuana is negative to the lungs but somewhat limited to that.
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by voisin 2y ago
The article states “ Turbulence is most commonly caused by aircraft flying through cloud but there is also "clear air" turbulence which is not visible on a jet's weather radar nor is it possible to predict.” So are we just av
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by voisin 2y ago
> Turbulence is most commonly caused by aircraft flying through cloud but there is also "clear air" turbulence which is not visible on a jet's weather radar nor is it possible to predict. Is this actually impossible for so
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by voisin 2y ago
I haven’t experienced much turbulence in maybe 15 years, whereas I remember in the 90s I experienced tons of turbulence in almost every flight. I am not sure if this is something modern airliners have been designed to deal with or avoid, or
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by voisin 2y ago
> Combined with all the walking from using trains This is a stark contrast to North America where there are generally no trains to walk to catch, but rather simply a few steps from your door to your car. My point being that the design of

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