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Comment #36978267
That's roughly around what I'm seeing as well as my electric is about the same rate. I'm in the midwest and gas is a little cheaper where I'm at, but it's still significantly cheap…
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Comment #36896884
Percentage seems to be the general consensus amongst Tesla owners. The real numbers are in the navigation. We've been looking at percentage based range on gas cars forever. I would…
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Comment #36406695
> Cheaply built, but sold at a premium price. How many successful brands have been built off that one sentence alone?
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Comment #35863427
Seems high, but 20% is around pre 2020 levels of employment.
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Comment #35702018
I somewhat envy people who can meticulously plan like this. When I try to do something like this I love talking about the planning and researching, but putting it all together into…
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Comment #35381994
As a musician, guitar tube amplifiers sound better and my ear (mind) will never be changed.
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Comment #35357006
That's what I'm wondering. Is there any idea of how much of say, Bitcoin, is held in cold storage? I saw some estimate a while back that said as high as 70% and that seems high to …
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Comment #35284839
It's a bit of a chicken and egg argument. Although, personally, I think big tech needs the network much more than the network needs big tech. The telecom industry of old proves tha…
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Comment #35251560
I didn't see this before I posted, but I'm glad that's the case. In fact, it might be great for contributors that don't have a large library or aren't ranked as well.
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Comment #35251502
> trained on a dataset of Adobe Stock, along with openly licensed work and public domain content where copyright has expired As someone who has contributed stock to Adobe Stock I'm…
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Comment #35238779
That's a great point about just being where certain types of riders are. This probably speaks volumes about the infrastructure for cycling, or lack of in NYC. I'm a cyclist and adv…
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Comment #35234078
I didn't see any mention of this in the article, but I wonder what percentage is commuting vs. delivery. I was in NYC before and after the pandemic and, just from a casual outside …
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Comment #35124737
Call me crazy, but I don't think child labor is the solution.
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Comment #35124156
The article lost credibility at the beginning of the second paragraph for me. "..second-largest bank collapse in American history and the first since the 2008 financial crisis."
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Comment #35116757
Were they successful?
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Comment #35113703
Looks bad and is a captivating title for an article for the general public, but would the outcome change otherwise?
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Comment #35109289
I drink black coffee, usually an Americano, drip or even cold brew, and what I've realized is that I am NOT in the majority. It's real hard to hide a bad cup without milk and sugar…
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Comment #35109030
Yes, that was one of my first resources for online information. I've never heard of the site from the article.
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Comment #35108874
I have to believe this contributes to the growing number of mediocre coffee shops I've been to over the years. I love coffee and can see the allure of owning a shop, but I go to a …
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Comment #35101845
I read they owe the MLB about $1 billion. I'm guessing this will take longer than the baseball season to go through bankruptcy court, but if the MLB gets the broadcast rights it co…
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Comment #35101545
I'm sure they do, but wasn't that also a part of Twitter Blue, a revenue share, or have they not followed through with that either?
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Comment #35101057
Sorry, I guess I thought Musk had already removed legacy checks. The whole thing seems a little silly. King obviously doesn't need Twitter, but I'm sure he receives more value out …
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Comment #35100673
There's a blue check by his name now, so...
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Comment #35001157
A lot of local shops near me pass the processing fees to their customers. Usually with a small sign at the register that says 3% added for credit card payments.