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No, it is not a hybrid. But it uses brake energy regeneration to charge car's battery when you are not accelerating. The effect is not as pronounced as on EV cars, but enough to not use brakes often in normal traffic. In the context of
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AI Creates Fake Obama Video
(spectrum.ieee.org)
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TV advertising was targeted too. They used Nielsen data to identify potential audience (white males, 40-50 y.o., middle class income) and show ads targeting this demo.
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My ICE car has regenerative braking. So this is not something exclusive to the EVs.
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> Walmart can't compete in the grocery business (they've been trying awhile and never gained traction). Walmart already has the larges market share in food and beverage business. https://www.statista.com/statist
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This is not true. Wi-Fi Sync (that includes iTunes backup) is available since iOS 5[1]. It works automatically if phone is plugged in and computer used for back is online. [1] http://osxdaily.com/2011/10/13/wi
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They explains it in the paper. There are cultural and legal limitations. So your knowledge of English will not help when you travel to a country that requires packaging in native language. On the other hand, learning 'universal' i
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Google now knows when its users go to the store and buy stuff
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But that $300 over several years (I am pretty sure I still wear a couple of 5 y.o. jeans ;)
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I wonder how this picture (captioned "Daily wear riding motorcycles") works with the common american attitude of washing their clothes after wearing them just once? I know some people will wear jeans two/three times before wa
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Using indentation != saving tabs. Even if I use tab key for indentation, my editor can use either spaces or tabs when saving. It's configurable.
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It takes zero effort in IntelliJ (pictured above). I remember reading a suggestion about proportional fonts in a discussion on HN about code editor preferences. Switched to them several years ago and never looked back.
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Quote from another article (with some pics): Juicero workers receive truckloads of produce from nearby organic farms, triple-wash it, then chop it into specific shapes. A specialized machine then fills each pack, ready to be shipped. http
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WSJ: The High-Speed Trading Behind Your Amazon Purchase
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> Clojure as the top paying tech worldwide, wow. But missing entirely from the list in US, UK, Germany, France sections, so where are all the Clojure devs? Probably, because it's reported mostly by US developers, but pay is not high
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WSJ: H-1B Visas Keep Down U.S. Tech Wages, Study Shows
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Did any other dealer ever refuse to sell a car on similar terms? "I would like that car. What is your flat, non-negotiable price?"
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You pay more than 37.5% on a $50K salary?
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Bullet vs. Prince Rupert's Drop at 150,000 Fps
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This could be more reliable than measuring emissions at the tailpipe. In my state vehicle registration is not renewed until the car computer sends a report to the centralized DMV database. Before that, cheating the emission test was much mo
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Or they can start delivering to the places where they already leave packages at the door w/o issues.
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I am not sure one needed family members in military to learn about invasion. The invasion of Iraq surfaced immediately after the 9/11 attacks. [1] Guardian reported about US plans (including use of ground troops) in December 2001. [2]
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They have linked to another article with more details Mapping how the United States generates its electricity - https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics/national/power-plant...
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This is a good point. But I am not sure they have demonstrated that they can crack a G4 wide open. They were able to access DCIM folder, which is very accessible by design. Even if they were able to bypass whatever protection this folder ha
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North Korea could destroy Seoul without even crossing the border. And they are better prepared for defense. And who will stop China from intervening if US is out of the picture?
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It's even better. Perdue doesn't own farms, but they own chickens that independent farmers grow for them. John Oliver had a segment about this last year: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9wHzt6gBgI
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> Somehow I doubt he will have a lot of support from congress on that goal, as pretty much every senator and representative is in the pockets of big multinationals Or maybe because they don't want to anger a lot of still employed pe
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Here is an interesting video from 2010(!). Green screen was already routinely used for regular outdoor shoots. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCXE9cNzcgI
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Leases do not 'artificially' inflate new car sales. They are not really different from regular financing. In both cases the new car is sold and paid for by a financial institution. And the customer can use the car as long as all f
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Over the last 10 years average car and light truck sales were 14.5M/year. Even in 2008-2010 annual sales never dipped below 10M. Detailed stats - https://www.bea.gov/national/xls/gap_hist.xlsx
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