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zardo
5y ago
Cities that would get snow locked often tend to operate a snow plow fleet.
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zardo
5y ago
I think Vietnam is significantly smaller than North America.
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5y ago
A CIA assisted fascist coup followed by tens of thousands of murders by the new government to secure power. Not to say that's a good model for Denmark in 2022, but that's what happened in Chile in 1973.
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zardo
5y ago
> (ie: It's not like the market operators pushed prices up to that point, the operators capped it at that point.) That's exactly what the article says happened. They brought on extra power generation which dropped the market pr
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zardo
5y ago
It leaves out the original definition of planet, the things in the night sky that move.
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5y ago
> as well as some drugs like schizophrenia. If someone offers you schizophrenia at a party, don't take it
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zardo
5y ago
Didn't the KGB stop existing 30 years ago?
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zardo
5y ago
I don't think the go-kart wheel in the middle of a skateboard layout would make for a good ride above ~35mph. Too twitchy in yaw and too limited in braking power by the geometry of the thing.
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zardo
5y ago
> Keep a little 1-inch goldfish in a bowl, it’ll stay that size. In much the same way that keeping a puppy in a tiny kennel full of it's own filth will stunt it's growth. https://www.tfhmagazine.com/articles
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5y ago
> So if a 50Hz tick is too slow to respond to some stimulus, something has gone horribly wrong. Which is why the abort system probably doesn't need to wait for that tick.
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zardo
5y ago
Is Meta not building a walled garden?
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5y ago
If you're working in finance and don't know or don't care about applicable laws. It's no wonder you employer is racking up fines.
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5y ago
Social housing instead of the worst off living in tents and under bridges
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5y ago
It is a few hundred kilometers wide.
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zardo
5y ago
It's really a lot easier to find terrorism plots to bust open if you're generating them.
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zardo
5y ago
> Many mechanical and electrical parts of the car have been designed by licensed professionals, why not the software? Maybe some companies have some internal requirement for that, but generally speaking that's not true. Legal requir
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5y ago
What situation is the computer going to do objectively better? I don't really care to swap any number of survivable accidents for one situation like that.
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5y ago
It's high enough that the people building it say it's not safe to take your hands off the wheel or your eyes off the road.
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5y ago
You have to keep your hands on the wheel, but even then it's not really a motor control issue, the problem is attention and surprise.
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5y ago
So far so good. I suppose there are a few acute medical situations that might cause me to fuck up driving on par with what FSD can manage to do.
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zardo
5y ago
If you have to be at the ready to take over from the car trying to kill you at all times, wouldn't you rather just drive?
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5y ago
https://www1.grc.nasa.gov/space/science/lattice-confinement-... They don't use the term 'cold fusion', and obviously the fusion sites would be hot, but the bulk material isn't.
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zardo
5y ago
Oxycontin
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5y ago
It's also nice that doing 2D physics, you can represent torque without invoking an extra orthogonal spatial dimension.
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zardo
5y ago
It's competitive advantage was 10hrs between doses, that meant one dose per nursing shift rather two. A big plus from a hospital's point of view. However pain relief was inadequate by hour 8, so the recommendation needed adjustmen
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5y ago
That is what the report says. I think there must be some weasley definition of roundtrip efficiency happening as that exceeds the theoretical maximum given their hot and cold reservoir temps.
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> The Council banned and ordered the burning of all Quipus in 1583 because they were used to record offerings to non-Christian gods and were therefore considered idolatrous objects and an obstacle to religious conversion. https:/&#
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5y ago
I believe it's an even harder constraint, it does not accelerate at all.
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5y ago
The heat will be getting out one way or another.
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5y ago
MPC manages stutter free playback provided the resolution isn't too high.
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