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by wffurr 2y ago
What's with the green iMac picture? https://www.apple.com/newsroom/images/2024/10/apple-introduc... It only shows two USB-C ports while further down the marketing material talks about "all fou
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by wffurr 2y ago
https://archive.is/pBDXs Relevant snippet: "Tesla sold almost 17,000 Cybertrucks in the third quarter, according to Cox estimates, making it the third most popular EV in the US during the period. The only other EVs tha
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by wffurr 2y ago
What do you mean? All Bolts support level 2 charging via the standard J1772 adapter up to 7.2 kW or 11.8 kW depending on model year. Level 3 charging aka DC fast charging was an option on them, so not all have the extra pins needed for a C
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by wffurr 2y ago
It’s not a preprocessor or compiler. There’s no binary. It’s just a bunch of C code in a header: macros, functions, etc. that you can use to write different looking programs but that are still C.
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by wffurr 2y ago
Is this a path towards a fully style-able select element that still operates correctly with keyboard and accessibility features? It never fails to amaze me how many bad semi functional “select” controls I encounter on a regular basis. I mu
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by wffurr 2y ago
The cables are powered. There are also signal repeaters.
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by wffurr 2y ago
There’s a quote from a German general: “ I divide my officers into four groups. There are clever, diligent, stupid, and lazy officers. Usually two characteristics are combined. Some are clever and diligent — their place is the General Staff
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Working conditions too. Pretty bad for nursing and teaching.
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https://archive.ph/kpetx
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by wffurr 2y ago
https://www.funraniumlabs.com/2024/04/choose-your-own-radiat... Is a nice overview of the various other fuel disposal solutions. Worth reading for the section on reprocessing alone. How big of a superfund site d
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by wffurr 2y ago
2019 was half a decade ago.
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*in non portable non standard C
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Yes, but there’s a visual indicator what the selection mode is, which helped in my brief experimentation.
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I tried but couldn't figure it out from the docs. It's unclear if the selection mode is sticky or is required before each command. e.g. wl would be "next word". I don't know if the command is "wl wl wl wl wl
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by wffurr 2y ago
Lucid uses a 1000V architecture. I think the higher voltage allows them to charge more of the battery pack in parallel at a time.
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>> I also forgot to add in the fact that you still have full ICE maintenance costs with a plugin. Hybrids significantly reduce wear and tear on the ICE engine. The Prius is one of the lowest total cost of ownership vehicles ever made
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by wffurr 2y ago
I just meant a 50 mpg style hybrid like the Prius, not even a plug-in. There's a ton of sub-30 mpg ICE cars and trucks out there still, which boggles my mind.
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by wffurr 2y ago
The Prius is one of the most reliable vehicles ever made. I don't buy the "higher maintenance costs" argument.
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by wffurr 2y ago
I don't know why hybrids weren't standard issue 10 years ago. Federal fuel efficiency standards should have mandated them, but instead they spent years locked in a political / culture war battle over this.
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Mobile UIs are terrible in their own way, too.
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Take all those customers looking for reasonably priced, reasonably sized cars and put the other guys out of business.
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by wffurr 2y ago
>> How much incoming solar power ends up in the methane? As in how many power to gas plants are operating currently? I would guess not many due to the price vs fossil methane, but as the GP notes this is a major market failure due pr
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by wffurr 2y ago
Meanwhile at Google, 50% of code characters are from LLM autocomplete: https://research.google/blog/ai-in-software-engineering-at-g... Which is a little disconcerting. Maybe need to up my code review game. Also I do
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by wffurr 2y ago
The printing press also existed in meat space and yet it broke the power of the medieval Catholic Church and toppled monarchies. The Internet seems like a similar invention but the effect on the nature of states is harder to fathom. I don&
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by wffurr 2y ago
>> This kind of management brutality I believe is mostly died out now, for good reason. Bad news, after all the layoffs over the last two years, stack ranking and quotas are coming back.
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by wffurr 2y ago
A commonly posted author: https://justine.lol/
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I think it is inevitable though when a bunch of hairless apes taught sand how to think.
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Mine works great for my Boston sidewalk. Give battery tech a few more years on its growth curve and it’ll handle your 300ft driveway no problem.
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The existing ones are all deficient in rather serious ways, hence lots of interest in new techniques.
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You can play it: https://nasser.itch.io/restricted-airspace I did not find any videos.

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