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> The vast majority of public charging stations in the US ("Level 2") max out at under 10kW; these are great for smaller cars used for commuting to-and-from the office or local shops or whatever. This isn't so bad for the Bolt, but the F-150 will recharge (from a range perspective) much more slowly.

This only matters for road trips. In general, L2 availability is the sticking point. Cars generally spend most of their time parked somewhere. All you need to do is to get back the miles you have spent getting to where you are currently charging. This is how I could survive my 25 mile commute every day with 110v power outlets. I didn't need to charge to full every time, just recover what was spent.

One thing that's impressing me is that Ford FINALLY took the "Tesla" route and made the car communicate with stations in the Electrify America network. No more fussing around with card readers that don't always work, or having to call a number with a bad cellphone connection. Just plug in, it works. That's easier than a conventional gas station.
You should talk to a therapist.
I think the point is more to take a set of common problems out of the software industry. The classic example for me here is the spreadsheet. For many of its uses, it's definitely not as good as bespoke software, but also way better than paying for a dedicated app development team.
It is not difficult in the sense of being technically challenging but in the sense that it has very low yields.

It doesn't exist naturally in huge concentrations (you can't just get a chunk of Lithium) you either extract it from a huge volume of evaporated salt brine, or you filter through huge amounts of ore to yield something rich in lithium.
Thanks. I don't, but I post and comment a lot over on /r/riscv on Reddit, which I also co-mod.
Initially this looks really nice - very much the kind of tooling I’ve thought about for Flutter since I started using it.

This product aside, though, I find it funny how the whole “reactive widget tree that gets rebuilt when data changes” and “everything is just nested objects with properties, no XML needed” trend felt like “backlash” against the UI Builders, Visual Basics, and Glades.

And yet now we’re building visual tools to control all the nested reactive component frameworks very much in that same vein.
"A lightweight signed distance field editor and renderer" sounds like such fun to play with. Manipulate implicit surfaces by hand. Or script. Perhaps using keyframes. And output deformable 3D morphing mesh animations ;)
I thought that it was their perfect assimilation to Austrian culture that let them down the worst, but it has been a while since I read Hare.
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my link contains programming languages based on Arabic, Chinese, etc, not just unreadable esolangs
Except what you state already exists. I can load the Walmart app on iOS and order a TV from Walmart, not Apple. Apple is preventing Epic from doing the same - buy in-app merchandise through Epic's app on iOS.
I could rant for ages, but already got downvoted so I'll keep it short. It was the only car I've ever owned to leave me stranded. It did so at least half a dozen times. The 12V battery (which we replaced) would be drained flat by the janky electronics of the car. It would be 100% fine when you park, and the dead when you're done shopping. Eventually I bought a battery charger to top it off every weekend.

We had recall after recall to deal with. I still get notices in the mail and we sold that car two years ago. None of the recalls dealt with any of our problems which were common when googling.

Selling that car for 25% of it's purchase price after 3 years was the final insult, but nobody wanted it and I can't blame them.

For anyone curious, it was a 2013 Ford C-Max Energi.
>> an uninitialized y is an actual uninitialized register or memory location.

> On typical hardware, yes.

Maybe you can help me identify the register or memory location for y in your example: https://gcc.godbolt.org/z/3b4z56Y87
2 is pretty deep actually. And for me, that's the one I favor (though I don't dismiss 3).

Humans are fundamentally different because that's us. And even between humans, there is a scale. To me, the only real pain is mine. But, I also have the ability to feel other people's pain, so the pain of people close to me is also real, but less so, it is indirect. To feel pain for a random human requires some active thinking. The further we go, the less real pain is, simply because our brain can't process and mirror it.

Animals look a bit like us and show similar pain reaction so we can emphasize somehow. But for everything after plants, we are getting too far. And then, we can introduce computers: can an AI feel pain? How advanced does it have to be if it does? Maybe it is all programs. Unit tests must hurt...
All text written by a human in the US is automatically copyright the author. So if an engine trained on works under copyright is a derivative work, GPT3 and friends have serious problems.
You misunderstood. You can provide the Logo experience with Python.
You don't need to know Python to use the turtle. Once you import the logo commands into the global namespace, you can just use the logo commands.

You can certainly mix in Python if you want, but you don't have to.
There’s no shortage of future opportunities to make money by being savvy, if you’re willing to buy in and get your feet wet. Keep your eyes open.
I wouldn't doubt that a large percentage of the viewers are underaged users who actually do not have any experience with adult material.

Twitch is a gaming site. Kids watch youtube videos of people playing games, they get funneled to check out the minecraft/fortnite/etc. category on twitch then they get curious and check out the large streamers on the site. What do you know? There's a streamer who is sitting in a hot tub with 20k viewers (enough to put her in the top streams). It doesn't matter that twitch has a "mature audience warning".

Anyone who has used the site for any amount of time knows Twitch is providing a clear on-ramp to underaged kids accessing nearly-softcore porn.

They can't have their cake (young, gaming advertisers) and eat it too (allow nearly naked young women in kiddie pools) on the same site... Only reason they are even being forced to make a change is because of advertisers. I can only imagine if parents actually knew the extent of the hot tub streams, twitch wouldn't be allowed in a lot of households, but since its a "gaming" site first, its under the radar.
Yes, there are lots of studies on this. If you want info a good place to start is London's upcoming ban on large vehicles with low visibility (I would provide more info, but I'm limited on time right now).
Currently it works on testnet networks ;)
Systemic corticosteroids are strongly recommended for patients by WHO. I see from here https://www.indiatoday.in/coronavirus-outbreak/story/remdesi...
that also budesonide is recommended for patients with mild symptoms and the usage of is backed up by recent studies.

I do not think that the problem is steroid usage by itself but depressing lack of even basic hygiene even in hospitals.

PS. Blood thinning is standard procedure in COVID-19 care for many hospitals, dunno how reasonable at home without any tests. Remdesivir is injected, I do not believe that it is distributed. Perhaps you meant ivermectin?
Your point now seems to be that M1 is the latest in a line of processors with ISAs designed by Arm limited. I'll agree with that and leave it there.
Yes, exactly, some of them actually happened!
Nissan did this and it sucks. Because dealers have to sell their vehicles too, so guess which vehicles get plugged in those stations? They are almost always busy.

Plus dealerships have business hours. I had a bad time once with an earlier Leaf generation trying to charge at night, in the cold. TWO quick chargers just a few miles away, both inaccessible.
I'd like to use these unbelievably powerful portable computers like general purpose computers.

Develop applications right on device! My dream.
Also any policy like that would hit women who are into positive body expression, without trying to use it as a popularity tool. I.e. they'd have to figure out how to tell apart those who work on being suggestive for money and that who just enjoy being suggestive in life. Kind of like the repeating issue for https://mobile.twitter.com/RealSexyCyborg who as far as I can tell is strongly in the second category.

But that's in the mind reading area - they just can't do it reliably.
File a police report. Move somewhere the local government backs their police and they do their job.

What you want is the ability to pay to get expedited help, to which I say is that the fair option to those who can't afford to pay for protection?
I realized that when I got to #24. The item is still valid, though.
You make "comforts" sound like a sin that we should not pursue but I am here to tell you that I'd be much healthier if I lived in a house by the beach and not in the middle of a noisy city with dirty air and barely any nature around.

Would that include your definition of a "comfort"? Namely simply not wanting to live in a place that's slowly killing you?

I think the "comforts" idea sounds cool at first -- hey, look at me, I gave up my earthly desires, I am enlightened! -- until you squint your eyes and recognize that most of us are living in conditions that, again, are literally slowly killing us.

Wanting to avoid that is not "comfort". It should be a fundamental human right but what can you do, that's not the world we live in.

Apologies if I projected. Not attacking you, just explained which neurons got triggered in my head.
Once again, you mention nothing about the rate or all the latent variables at play here. For example, other first world countries generally have stronger social safety nets, which means mentally ill people and aged out foster youth in those places are less likely to end up on the street in the first place compared to the U.S. We also have an issue at least in CA where jails are at capacity, and people are being turned out when they would have been held for bail, and often go on to commit more crimes while waiting to be charged for the first one.
What’s uniquely American is thinking that our history of religious Puritanism is somehow uniquely American.
> Again, are you saying streamers shouldn't be allowed to go to the beach? Or are you saying they shouldn't be allowed to wear bikinis? And if another streamer watches a YouTube video that has a woman at the beach should they be banned?

You should consider reading my post.
I can also go into a mom and pop store, load Target's website on my phone, and order a pick-up order from Target. The Mom and Pop store can't stop you from doing that.
I understood. My point is that python does not provide the logo experience, just one small but particularly iconic portion thereof.
The BMW i3 has a gas range extender option[1] (though it's not exactly a pickup truck...) I personally went with a Toyota Prius Prime[2], which has been a solid vehicle.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMW_i3#Range_extender_option

2: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Prius_Plug-in_Hybrid#Dr...
If you put ethics aside, then yes there was value. Failed research is most valuable, while successful research is usually quite worthless due to the bias toward finding whatever researchers already believe.

I do wonder if they would have published if they didn't expect disclosure by angry Linux maintainers, i.e. if they really believe they were weakly successful. Generally, I think this is the type of finding that normally gets lost if there's no pre-disclosure.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/16060722/
Perhaps I should have phrased it as "all implementation-defined behaviour is whatever the hardware happens to do when executing whatever code the compiler happens to generate".

The point of implementation-defined behaviour is that the implementation should be required to actually define the behaviour. Whereas undefined behaviour doesn't impose any requirements; the implementation can do whatever seems reasonable on a given hardware architechure. That doesn't mean that backdoor-injection malware pretending to be a implementation is a conforming implementation.
You might want to take a look at low tech magazine's post on shower technology ;)
Weird sentences
I like vans and own a van. However, in addition to the bed being outdoors, lined with a shell and having no roof, truck suspension can also receive heavier loads without risk of damage. They also have a higher clearance, which has some utility off of roads as well as allowing the truck to settle with a heavy load without affecting its safe path or speed as much.

It’s a good thing for consumers that the two vehicle types have so much overlap in utility.
It's perplexing to me to see these one-off messages explaining a basic UI control month after month. Why not simply include a numbered page widget (i.e. "More comments: 1, 2, 3..5") at the top and bottom of the page and be done with it? If performance improvements later obviate the need for it, it can then simply be removed.
"Gamers" represent a tiny percent of the game-playing public. If Epic needs to rely on "gamers" they'd go bankrupt.

Also I like how all of those theories just sit in vacuum, as if we're not going through a major economic contraction due to a two year global pandemic, but sure, everyone has the money to get themselves a second phone, because they decided not to eat anymore.
UltraEdit can open huge files (multiple tens of GB) in seconds.

worth a look if you do this a lot.
It's just so obviously anti-competitve and harmful to consumers. If that doesn't get slapped down it's somewhat hard to imagine what possibly would.
Same here. VB was widely dogged, perhaps rightly so. But I've never been near as fast or productive when making a functional GUI. It's sad that fell out of favor.
If you can only visualize curvature of a 2D surface (embedded in the 3D space), you have to imagine the space as being 1D. I don't know of any other way.
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Around here they pull over people for simple traffic stops with 3 police cars
Yes it can, through the Ford EVSE (i.e. charger).
I am working on building VirtualBox appliances based off of NixOS. Nix makes me feel dumb.
Because Twitch focuses largely on marketing directly to children? You cannot separate the fact that Twitch is trying to become the site for all gaming (including children) and also allowing nearly-softcore porn on the same site. Its literally a few clicks away. Now, they think because they made a separate category, advertisers will be fine with it.

They are lucky that hot tub streamers haven't gotten mainstream news attention yet, I can't imagine the outrage of parents when they see some of the stuff thats allowed....
One bit of context to add: Amazon opted out selling ebooks one the app due to the the 30% fee imposed on purchasing in app/digital goods. They’re not disallowed from selling ebooks.

I mention this because it’s both an important distinction and the same subject as Epic’s lawsuit.
You're most welcome. This one is not necessarily as good as some of the other ones.
It's hard to separate between Zionism and Judaism in this case, because Israel IS jewish in the sense that it is populated by Jews. So aborting Israel has real immediate consequences (quite likely bad) for 7 million Jews living there. It's very unlikely they will just all get an American citizenship or build a homeland in Florida, I've never heard of such a plan by anti zionists. I know you were kidding but it's worth noting the anti zionist plan is to just abort Israel, that's pretty much it. There is some nice talk about creating one democracy for everyone living there after around 7 million Palestinian will return but there is absolutely no real plan on how to sustain such a state or create a safe environment for jews to live in under those conditions. Let alone what bodies like Hamas have in mind for the future of that area...democracy is not part of the plan.
So yes being anti Zionist is being anti Jewish to the Jews living in Israel.
I'm not a fan of domain name squatters, I doubt most of HN is either.
I always read it as a poking-fun variant of "booyah!"
100% agreed. I'd also add c) if you _do_ end up getting close to hitting those limitations, you'll also have enough resources to rebuild the slow parts (and, chances are, you're going to end up rebuilding things five times over during your growth and scaling phase anyway, no matter what framework you had chosen).
That term sounds unpleasant.

My theory is that the uglier the word sounds, the less it will be used, the less popular the concept will be, which in this case is probably a good thing.

Good here because the concept is, imo, ambiguous at best, but probably just plain confusing.

Ditto the phrase 'road diet' -- sounds pleasant enough, but an extremely negative connotation for most people, and leads to tremendous and tremendously unhelpful misunderstanding of what road reconfigurations are, do, can do.

But the channel itself generally seems to mean well.
IMO, the answer lies somewhere in between.

The biggest benefit I see from the low code movement is, what I hope, will be a trend in bespoke apps where devs like myself spend less time building a single user experience and more time architecting a cohesive system with bespoke “low code” tools on top, that can help enable non-engineer power users to then work within that business-specific framework to craft the screens and user experiences that the masses then use.

Essentially a way to keep the devs doing more actual engineering and architecture work while the more accessible things like “move this button” or “create a screen that shows this data we already have” can be made more accessible to more people.

That said, I think general purpose low code solutions meant for all businesses and industries will be more for the MVP / rapid prototyping stages for the most part.

But I could well be proven wrong!
Yes! Plain ASCII is great, even when you need to properly handle non-ASCII. When >90% of your strings are ASCII in practice, then having an "is ASCII" bit in your string headers can save a ton of memory, and gain more performance than you lose in flag checks and extra code.

Heck, if your usual encoding is UTF-8, the flag bit can be purely advisory and ignored when it doesn't matter.
The only effective way to reduce use of anti-fungals in agriculture is to develop new resistant varieties of plants, but that is sadly blocked by people unreasonably fearing gmo.
I mean, they can always grandfather in us early adopters.

It's for a hobby $70 is a bit hard to justify.
try turning off syntax highlighting, if you haven't. that speeds up ST dramatically on large files, in my experience.

or give UltraEdit a try. it opens huge files with ease.
There is a lot of helpful content on youtube but it does really depend on what you want to do. Sometimes it's good to start without any help. I personally wanted to explore and learn by myself and took my own approach to that. I'd been jamming guitars/keyboards/other instruments for some years before I took up painting and decided to take the same approach to painting: improvise and learn from the improvisation process, then look up a bit of theory and incorporate some of it, in small bits so. Sometimes the theory comes after you have learned something hands on and it fixates a concept, other times you truly get something later on. Here's the thing magic: At a painting session I fell into a chasm of peace where I felt completely free. I wasn't thinking of the painting itself, my hands were naturally doing what they were supposed to do but my mind was wondering in different places or was observing the whole thing without interfering. When the session was over, let's say the second day I was painting this whole thing didn't repeat and felt that what I was doing was frustrating, forced. I kept at it and in a couple days I fell into that again. Then I backtracked the steps and noted what it takes to get there: you need to warm up, be prepared in advance so you don't have to take main decisions, everything is at your fingertips for you to play with. You also have to not be interrupted. There is a feedback aspect in painting as well, and when you feel that what you do is uninspiring you should quickly move on and come back to it later. My solution for this was simple: work on many works at the same time. I start priming or applying the backgrounds (random colors make for different starting points) then go over with rough shapes switching from a painting to another while the previous ones are drying. Once in a while I spend more time on one that is moving forward but generally the cycling through them gets me quite far. But your experience may vary as this is your own journey so to speak and you are free to do whatever you wish to do.
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I can't quite imagine superfluous prepositions (could you give an example?) but I have found it slightly amusing learning Hindi and coming across things where I think Oh! That's why you sometimes hear X from Indian English speakers, it's just a slightly 'too' literal¹ mapping from Hindi, or trying to use a grammatical construction that doesn't really exist in English, like 'topic marking'.

[¹] If that's even fair given it's a dialect in its own right - Americans also say things differently than I would as a 'Britisher'
I took a break with the right funds and budgeting. Made sure i had enough so that i could deal with any overhead expenses that might come my way.

It was extremely refreshing but while i planned for a full year i instead took 3 months off and couldn't not work.
Not out of necessity, it's just something i totally missed.

But my only thing is make sure you have projects, that way you don't get bored. My issue is i didn't have enough on the backlog so i got through all of them, hibernated for a month and said, "enough is enough".
I'm not talking about whose legal responsibility it is, I'm talking about whose responsibility it makes sense for it to be. Anyway, if the browser did nothing to address accessibility, laws would be made to require them to do so.

It makes sense to address it universally, if possible, rather than case by case. Surely you agree that someone who simply puts a document on the web should not have to develop their own screen reader. Or should it just be businesses that are required to do so? That has obvious problems.
Yes. The internet for one. Thats kind of the big one thats easy to point to. Other things like infrastructure is often over looked. The Hoover Damn provided so much power.
The Volt was "hybrid done right". It was 90% an EV, it just had backup generation, which didn't even have to provide that much power. It can run at a constant (optimal) speed, with the variability absorbed by batteries. It doesn't take that much power to maintain speed in cruise, as opposed to accelerating.

No complicated drive train either. The Prius drivetrain is an engineering marvel, but looks complicated to me. It seems to be reliable, which is incredible.

Sure you need to carry the extra weight, but maintenance is (supposedly) much simpler.

The I3 is an even better example. It's marketed with the 'range extender' as an option. Only issue is that it had a teeny tiny fuel tank that only added a pitiful range(I suspect some incentives were in play), but it demonstrates the concept. Maybe this could even be optional.
How effective was this at anything other than making loopholes big enough to drive a truck through, and eventually getting assembly moved to NAFTA countries?

Having a 40 mpg target for a small truck and a 25 mpg target for a big truck makes it pretty hard to build and sell a small truck.
Lobste.rs looks like what I am looking for.

Spot me an invite? :)