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Comment #47999742
Maybe different manufacturers have very different implementations? My partner’s Hyundai has a lane keep assist and it will always use the commanded input over what the computer thi…
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Comment #44554595
I’m sure some people don’t like any deportations, but I think the reason the bulk of people are upset with the current administration’s approach is its insane militarization, lack …
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Comment #44554320
> the inverse is that it is “$1.49 billion” that Americans are not earning This is only true if there are an equivalent number of unemployed Americans willing to work the same jobs…
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Comment #39998888
Can’t speak for everyone else but I almost exclusively use it for what you mentioned: > when exploring new solutions and "unknown territory" If it’s something I have no idea how to…
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Comment #39692556
It turned my black dog into a beagle!
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Comment #39277530
Your top level comment got flagged but: some napkin math suggests the additional heat can’t solely be from those sources. According to https://www.climate.gov/news-features/underst…
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Comment #38969846
Based on the people I’ve heard make points like this, I don’t think it does convince anyone. I think this type of argument fills a totally different role: “I don’t believe or care …
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Comment #38825124
Hello! hodo.graphics is a viewer for meteorological data, designed to be mobile friendly. I started this project out of a hobbyist interest in meteorology and severe weather. There…
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Comment #38251667
I would really love to make a ferrofluid visualizer but instead of being part of the signal path, it’s a desk knick-knack with a microphone and wall power… Hmm
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Comment #37866614
https://hodo.graphics Mobile friendly meteorology data and forecasting tool. Meant to be a better mobile option than a site like the College of DuPage model viewer.
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Comment #36902958
Yeah perhaps I’ve been misinformed but this kept saying that countries with more renewables had less efficient grids and electricity costs were higher. Am I misreading it? I though…
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Comment #36893973
Have I lost my mind? “kids spending their after school time doing homework” Uh… what do you think homework is for? When is it traditionally done? Have you ever done homework before…
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Comment #36888877
Disturbing?
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Comment #36489251
Heh, I didn’t know who this was, read the intro, thought “have you tried CDK?” only to find the author worked on it.
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Comment #36428971
To put it simply, the value prop is an experience wildly different than normal experiences.
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Comment #36407288
DAC seems like a distraction to me. In what situation does investment in DAC make sense over replacing fossil fuel infrastructure? To run DAC, you need power. Why use dirty coal po…
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Comment #36404904
I firmly don’t care which plug wins as long as there is _a_ standard… But with the wind blowing this way will there be an adapter for CCS vehicles already on the road? Or does one …
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Comment #36296314
For what it’s worth, the average interpretation I’ve seen from climate scientists is: - No, we won’t hit scorched earth Venus-like runaway warming. - If we don’t reduce emissions d…
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Comment #35962588
These stories describe wildly less advanced, less technologically complex, and less invasive tracking than the Reddit post. Reddit post is made up. Good fiction writing.
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Comment #35668440
Could you explain further? How does: > reducing methane emissions won't change a thing, compared to CO2 emissions. Follow from: > once methane emissions reach a steady level
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Comment #35582706
I don’t think you can infer that from just this data. The timeframe for a large amount of people getting Covid plus lag time (recovering, identifying they still have an issue, and …
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Comment #35238604
Yeah this stat is a bit confusing to me. Does this imply in preindustrial times the net energy was 0, or is this total energy and there’s some number not mentioned of loss?
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Comment #35032424
You leave out from that study that for hydrocarbon bags the number is 30-50. Pretty easy to do that in a year.