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EvanWinget

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    Comment #36752386

    There’s an SF-based startup working on an electric truck for urban audiences, called Telo. Might be interesting to those who find kei trucks appealing but want a proper fully stree…

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    Comment #30416688

    Please spend a few minutes reading more on this topic, as you may change your view after learning where Bitcoin’s electricity usage fits into the broader picture. Some good startin…

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    Comment #26976981

    Chia is on mainnet but transactions will not go live until May 3rd. Currently farmers are earning XCH without a means of sending it to one another or other wallets, and there is no…

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    I wish that Apple had better support for PWAs and allowed alternative rendering engines. The issue is that they are the only major player in mobile that cares about user privacy, a…

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    Comment #21008102

    HVDC (high voltage direct current) networks can actually move electricity on an order of hundreds of miles with single digit % losses. There are further losses though during the sw…

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    Comment #20292667

    Apple will keep developing Safari, luckily, so there's still a 3-way race in many ways. Safari is only ~4% of desktop/laptop browsing but over 20% of mobile and with mainstream use…

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    Comment #20285328

    There's definitely a big problem with short termism and focus on quarterly performance over long-term value. Luckily there are a variety of solutions to this. One is to have dual c…

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    Comment #20284295

    This is definitely true for a lot of the major consumer facing software companies. "Sean Parker, the 38-year-old founding president of Facebook, recently admitted that the social n…