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by zardo 3y ago
> why aren't the privately owned rail companies doing it already It prevents double stacking rail cars
302.
by zardo 3y ago
You agree with him that "Jewish communities push hatred against whites"?
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by zardo 3y ago
While every other country comes to that conclusion, somehow in the US we keep deciding that running wires is too expensive and we can save money with hydrogen fuel cells or fast charging batteries. Probably because the cost numbers for syst
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by zardo 3y ago
And suburbs are not built around public transit anymore, those old enough to have been have mostly shut it down. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streetcar_suburb
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by zardo 3y ago
Even with DST, many institutions still have seasonal hours.
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by zardo 3y ago
And that mission, if understand it,is dropping hydrogen bombs a few hours later than the ICBM and hypersonic bombs hit on doomsday.
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by zardo 3y ago
If an auto maker is running a scam by selling features that don't work, doesn't it make more sense to go after the scammers for the deaths their scam lead to?
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by zardo 3y ago
When has that happened with any discipline other then civil engineering?
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by zardo 3y ago
Intermediate objects can act as gravitational lenses. So we lose some observations, but gain some galactic scale lenses to look through. https://www.nasa.gov/universe/webb-reveals-colors-of-earende...
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by zardo 3y ago
Screwing up my uranium futures trading and having to take delivery of a couple truck loads.
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by zardo 3y ago
I'm sure the spy sats could take some pretty pictures, but I doubt you can get much science done with their image sensors.
312.
by zardo 3y ago
Don't you have to defeat a safety interlock to allow hands off the wheel driving in a Tesla?
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by zardo 3y ago
Wasn't the story, human driver hits pedestrian. Pedestrian flung in front of robotaxi. Robotaxi comes to a complete stop. Robotaxi pulls over, running over the pedestrian in the process. Robotaxi owner shows a video to the DMV that end
314.
by zardo 3y ago
Even the right to a lawyer has been denied because a judge chose to endorse a police interpretation of "I want a lawyer dawg" as a nonsense request for a dog-attourney.
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by zardo 3y ago
Is that per password?
316.
by zardo 3y ago
If you shut off the car, it's pretty low on the safety issue scale if it doesn't restart.
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by zardo 3y ago
Two still has bugs that effect basic gameplay. E.g. the game being in the same state when you reload as when you saved.
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by zardo 3y ago
> A core part of being a libertarian is a strong judicial system and only the fringiest of an already fringe are against police, such as the sovereign citizen types. Does that make taxation a core part of being a libertarian as well? To
319.
by zardo 3y ago
> Now what information does this pixel encode? It's just colour as a function of view angle. I think you get phase and polarization information as well. Not that you need it for watching football.
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by zardo 3y ago
Holographic displays do exist, though I'm not aware of any being commercially available yet. https://www.nature.com/articles/s41467-020-19298-4#MOESM3
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by zardo 3y ago
There is the bet that DT fusion will be ahead on energy out > energy in, but due to neutron radiation issues won't be the first technology to break dollars out > dollars in.
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by zardo 3y ago
75000 horsepower is more than a couple.
323.
by zardo 3y ago
Two sail planes on a tether should be able to do it. How the pilots are going to get good at it without getting killed is probably a bigger problem than constructing it.
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by zardo 3y ago
You can also extract energy by moving between two fluids in relative motion. If you count that as sailing, this is the fastest sailing vessel. https://youtube.com/watch?v=4eFD_Wj6dhk
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by zardo 3y ago
It's not actually a sailboat speed record, it's a sailing in water speed record. It's gone back and forth a couple times between boats, windsurfers, and kite boarders.
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by zardo 3y ago
My understanding is that they have yet to come up with a warp solution where you can cause the warp to accelerate. So, at this point drive is a bit of a misnomer.
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by zardo 3y ago
Maybe previously discovered rogue planets via gravitational micro-lensing are also binaries. I don't think they would be easy to tell apart.
328.
by zardo 3y ago
Red dwarf systems are the typical extrasolar system though. The vast majority of stars in this galaxy are red dwarfs.
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by zardo 3y ago
Four inch risers? That must feel odd to push with the board so high up.
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by zardo 3y ago
Impressive, he has legs.

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