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tnmom
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Comment #40261054
Who knows - it’s just fake internet points. Hard to get worked up about.
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Comment #40260464
Much of that money goes to permitting, admin, and insurance. What you’re seeing is probably the $10-20 million that wasn’t successfully siphoned off by bureaucrats.
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Comment #40260438
tl;dr she didn’t send any obvious signals that she was pregnant, and didn’t get any ads. The headline only represents about four paragraphs from a very long article that rambles al…
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Comment #40223437
Just you; in my comparatively sane state most were never turned off and those that were came back within a few months.
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Comment #40205612
Huh, never heard that before. Does it leak more information than just encrypting without zipping? Struggling to imagine how this attack works.
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Comment #40139009
I am _very_ happy that the manufacturer of my car is a subservient cog wrt the infotainment system. They suck at when they’re not a subservient cog.
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Comment #40120780
Good lord could you imagine the meltdown HN would have if Apple had taken this option to solve the old-batteries-support-lower-peak-current physics problem? “Your device battery no…
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Comment #40109604
What incidents are you looking at that make you think pilot standards are too low? In the US?
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Comment #40106586
ATC is a unique thing - if you’re interested, suggest listening to the https://www.opposingbases.com/ podcast. It’s eye opening how much complexity they deal with, and how frequent…
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Comment #40101996
Genuine question - why do you allow _any_ time? I don’t have kids, so I’m able to make these large generalizing statements: seems like personal connections to AI chatbots are a for…
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Comment #40088011
0-60 time is 2.6 seconds, or 10.32m/s^2 if it’s evenly distributed. So from zero you’d be doing 11.5mph in 0.5s (and travelled a little over four feet). But importantly, it looks l…
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Comment #40082282
Sure seems like the solution is to get bank money out of housing. I say this as someone who’s usually on the free-market side of debates. Is there a true downside to the plans occa…
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Comment #40080466
Unless they’re pressing the button on your phone, it’s not an issue.
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Comment #40080442
Yeah, aka evidently the only place that has hardware & software teams good enough to do all this stuff on device.
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Comment #40076811
Cards get declined. Support tickets get created. Customers die and you have to hold all their stuff open for 90 days while trying to reach them, without a chance of getting paid. Y…
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Comment #40076209
Because you’re a more expensive customer per dollar of revenue, statistically - there are constant costs per customer for support, billing, etc.
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Comment #40071741
Really? As a private person I’d jump at that opportunity.
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Comment #40027496
ankane is some kind of superhuman cyborg. Seems like about 25% of the really useful gems I use have that name in the URL...
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Comment #39937127
Thank you; I didn’t have the time or patience to deal with the “sources” crowd on this one.
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Comment #39932717
I feel compelled to point out that usually, the story develops the other direction - from: "Autopilot crashes car, kills family!" to (with much less fanfare): "Actually, it was a d…
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Comment #39911257
A Pi draws somewhere under 10W at peak, probably significantly under that most of the time. That’s about 87kWh per year, worst case. Something like $8-16 dollars depending on how i…
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Comment #39712124
For reference, Wikipedia says SpaceX has spent $3B on the Starship program through May 2023. Another 2B estimated in 2023 at that point, so somewhere less than 10B total, easily. I…
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Comment #39669419
You can charge outside without issues. Snow/sleet doesn't matter; the charging connections are water-tolerant. And you should probably find some better electricians to get a quote …
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Comment #39642980
No, liability insurance pays out your _liability_ for pedestrian's medical bills and/or death caused by you. That's the point.
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Comment #39642879
Why the downvotes? Insurance is one of very few industries that truly has incentives to price their product correctly. If I can get liability insurance on my Civic for $30/mo, or a…