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by zardo 4y ago
Gasgas doesn't make an adult electric bike yet. https://www.electricmotion-usa.com/
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by zardo 4y ago
All of that requires a lot of capital, but what makes it expensive is the neutron flux ruining it in just ~5 years.
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by zardo 4y ago
I don't think people started running marathons until after bicycles and cars were invented.
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by zardo 4y ago
"Fits in a normal commercial truck" is an important criteria for keeping transport costs reasonable. If it fits in a truck, you can build a factory and ship them without needing to arrange a bunch road closures with every delivery
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by zardo 4y ago
> because it doesn't matter what time of the day you do it, or for how long you do it continuously. So just direct excess renewable power into CO2 capture. Assuming those CO2 capture plants are run on some sort of pay for service ba
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by zardo 4y ago
I read that as, it's plausible that an herbal medicine could work, but in reality they don't.
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by zardo 4y ago
They are also capable of releasing bad software to production.
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by zardo 4y ago
The same reason landlords are reticent to invest in energy efficiency.
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by zardo 4y ago
Who else is going to sign up for the job? Especially as it moves from sabotage in case of Soviet invasion to terrorism and murder against Italian communists, and against the general public while framing Italian communists.
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by zardo 4y ago
If it takes 5 years, there is no deorbit burn.
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by zardo 4y ago
Except this isn't a 1 second is good performance situation. Given the error the writer would need to buy a computer 11000x faster to make up for it. Assuming scanning 44,000 files instead of 4 takes ~11000x longer.
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by zardo 4y ago
The seat obviously does belong to the Russian federation, as they have been sending representatives for thirty years and the other members have always recognized that representative.
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by zardo 4y ago
What's the concept of the security council? Russia loses a war to Ukraine so it loses it's seat? Does it go to Ukraine? Or maybe it should go to Afghanistan because of the failed Soviet invasion.
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by zardo 4y ago
It would just have the rotating member.
495.
by zardo 4y ago
There's room for an infinity of closer mappings. E.g ratios of integers and square roots.
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by zardo 4y ago
Is Tchaikovsky warmonging? I could have sworn he died a few years ago.
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by zardo 4y ago
Numeric operators only work on numbers. Operators can work on all sorts of mathematical objects.
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by zardo 4y ago
> These missiles won't be used for bombing the Middle East. Maybe not out of any kind of tactical necessity. But quite possibly just to show off the new missile, depending on the commander in chief.
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by zardo 4y ago
If you are selling something that is destabilizing the (official US enemy) government then like here, there's a chance they will grant an exception. Especially if it's something that makes the US look noble.
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by zardo 4y ago
> (or "a one eighty" as Americans infuriatingly like to call it when someone rotates 360 about themselves) I've never heard of this. Even if you fail math, you'll know this from playing Tony Hawk Pro Skater.
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by zardo 4y ago
The problem isn't that it won't work, it's the exposed live prongs.
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by zardo 4y ago
Stealing it is just theft. To make it "legitimate" you have to claim it by conquest.
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by zardo 4y ago
> encourage agencies and other countries to develop standards about debris... > Everything except "generate less debris". What else would the standards be about?
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by zardo 4y ago
I think signaling between modules is always analog, but the modules themselves may be analog or digital.
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by zardo 4y ago
So many people are in prison for this.
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by zardo 4y ago
A democracy certainly doesn't need rules to protect the dignity of it's royal family.
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by zardo 4y ago
> The police will quickly come to the determination that it's safer for their members to actually put through the legal system as offenders than walking free on the street. I don't think that's how this scenario would turn
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by zardo 4y ago
It would certainly take some time for the cultural shift and all weather cycling gear investments to take place.
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by zardo 4y ago
This reminds me of someone arguing on this topic, "What do you think the Pentagon would just lie?" If they think that lie will give the US military some sort of advantage against an adversary, of course they lie.
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by zardo 4y ago
Only if it's cheap

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