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Comment #49086023
I implore you to think about all of the emissions that are involved with the entire infrastructure that maintains the lifestyle you enjoy before imagining your part is "done".
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Comment #49061215
....what part have you done???
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Comment #47076169
easy now
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Comment #46889847
Did you find your CM through your own network? Tradeshows? Cold calling?
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Comment #46876484
Even better, solar panels on the top of a 15 story mixed use building.
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Comment #46280281
That I acknowledge there are great minds on both sides of the debate means that I wouldn't treat it as a hard fact when talking about it in an online forum, which was the explicit …
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Comment #46276079
You're acting as if your personally held philosophical beliefs aren't contradicted by some of the most famous minds in history.
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Comment #46057962
Doesn't Python weaken your thinking about how computers actually work?
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Comment #45905586
Game rendering is what they're talking about here. John Carmack has talked about this a bunch if you'd like to seed a google search.
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Comment #45888733
Luckily we have a lot of fabs in the USA for microcontrollers and the like that drive these smaller robotics.
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Comment #45720903
This is the way
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Comment #44995364
Aerosol injection is only a reasonable solution if you believe that temperature increase is the only drawback of additional CO2 in the atmosphere. The oceans will continue to soak …
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Comment #44009740
Yeah, as long as self-discharge/leakage rates are acceptable, there are a lot of use cases for this middle ground tech.
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Comment #43908669
This is a chicken and egg scenario. Before we had cars, people got to work fine. Now we're OK with killing 40,000 people a year and injuring many more so that people can "get to wo…
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Comment #43904984
Probably because they're just prompting "Please package this software" and shipping it if it works once.
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Comment #43869831
Maybe humans shouldn't drive in those conditions then.
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Comment #43615074
The new Kevin Smiths are on youtube.
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Comment #43004057
For what its worth, the top google result for USofAian is literally this thread.
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Comment #42991521
This is what I want to explore with a VR headset.
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Comment #42968180
Society "regulating" the language of others is almost entirely how languages develop. USofAian is almost unreadable and unrecognizable in text to the general public when compared w…
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Comment #42614054
Or they can just do it all at school.
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Comment #42236969
In something as large as a nation's regulated medical industry, I agree that no one thing will be the whole story. However a concrete example is the "pulling up the ladder behind y…
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Comment #42172483
Increasing the time and cost of the training is how the supply is limited.
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Comment #41589915
Is that gas pumps or gas stations? If there are an average of 4 to 6 pumps per station, EV has a lot longer to go.
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Comment #41312758
When so many topics find themselves somehow aligning with sociopolitical identity, there is no question that won't go unbegged.