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hrkfmud50k

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    Comment #44155533

    totally agree. but it will give the rich another competitive advantage that will separate them from the poor.

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    Comment #42279252

    because they have remote configuration and reporting on solar production, consumption, battery state of charge, grid export, import vs time.

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    Comment #41165918

    that's a tragic story and I'm sorry for your loss. did you consider taking the medication anyway in defiance of the oncologist?

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    Comment #40932559

    if you think that's cool then you may also like a "hard" real time programs e.g. ABS brakes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real-time_computing#Criteria_f...

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    Comment #40897886

    Don't forget asian food! I feel the opposite: Cilantro is superior in all cases except perhaps Italian food, and even Italian food I am skeptical that Cilantro could be better if n…

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    Comment #39894979

    > It's clearly optimal since my CPU is listed as only being capable of going 780 gigaflops 780 GFLOP is the iGPU spec. Is this a valid comparison? https://nanoreview.net/en/cpu/int…

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    Comment #39223519

    maybe it could route around the clouds via some other satellites

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    Comment #38961000

    even if it were true, aren't they exacerbating the issue by "crystallizing" the loss on every single EV rather than just the ones that are salvaged? hardly seems like a reason to s…

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    Comment #38767379

    because NEM 3 makes new rooftop solar installations uneconomical without batteries. though even with batteries they're still pretty uneconomical

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    Comment #38633142

    How about Central Valley

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    Comment #38633097

    NYC and HK are perfect examples where adding supply did not solve the problem of high cost of living. That's the risk in Santa Cruz - that we lose the unique the character and it r…

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    Comment #38633051

    why is housing cost a problem that needs to be solved? there are plenty of inexpensive houses, they just don't happen to be in this beach town.

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    Comment #37509661

    i wouldn't call it dense. perhaps disorganized and verbose

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    Comment #36704867

    > After a single application, this strain persists in the mouth indefinitely, hedging out cavity-causing bacteria > but the developing company declined to go to market, and instead…

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    Comment #36574505

    why is this detail even in the movie? seems like an easy conflict to avoid by omission

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    Comment #27585452

    spark is far more testable and composable than sql! and you even get static typing checking. plus i can read data from anywhere - local fs, s3, rdbms, json, parquet, csv... rdbms c…

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    Comment #25554278

    I cannot agree more. There is way too much B.S. in the field of software and it's a joke that we get away with calling ourselves "software engineers" or "computer scientists" for h…