“EVs lack comparable torque to ICE” - guy in my rearview mirror

The solution is to de-commoditize the housing market. Block all foreign and corporate ownership of single family homes. Throw out all the speculators.

Really? I had it on mine right after Israel and the US attacked Iran earlier this year.

They need to increase spending and print money to spur investment and reduce the value of the debt relative to the economy. Lowering benefits and increasing government income reduces investment and stalls enconomies.

We pay roughly 20 cents/KW after all fees and stuff. Our bill is almost always just transmission fees now, as we take out to charge at night. We were blowing about $400/mo in gas for the car before the EV, and probably $200 as a worst total electricity bill in the dead of winter now.

Mine is great, except I have to devise a way to safely remove snow off a 25 foot high installation at a bad angle. I lost about a month of production last winter due to covered panels.

Gelatin used to take days to make before it was mass produced. It was a dish reserved for the rich, and it would make sense that a fine chef would use such a rare ingredient in a main course.

My bill is mainly transmission charges, as I put in during the day and pull out at night to charge my EV. Not sure what your bill looks like, but there’s a lot of savings for me. The grid could also collapse tomorrow and it wouldn’t affect my electricity.

You can still buy a battery bank and hybrid inverter that’ll do solar -> battery -> grid. It’s not full off grid, but you can almost completely eleminate grid usage.

WHY are so many people doing coke?

He’s not a cowboy redneck, he’s a rich high society career politician from Ottawa pretending to be a cowboy to hopefully win more than an embarassignly low percentage (70%+) of the vote in the most conservative riding in Canada.

50 bucks says he arrests him and fires him off to CECOT

Lidl is better for consonants, Aldi is better for vowels.

Sure, but it’s probably safe to assume that Cyberdyne would have pictures and models of the hand, along with extensive research, and would have offsite backups. It was the 90s, not the 40s

Only with cheap, autonomous, killer drones now!

• Walk away and find a not incompetent lawyer.

• Send him docx files and tell him if he can’t work with modern files he needs to fix it. It’s like $30/mo for an office subscription. There’s no excuse for him being so cheap.

He’s a negotiator in the same way the drive thru person at McDonalds is a negotiator.

How do you know it’s not whispering in the ears of Techbros to wipe us all out?

So you would be using CoW in-memory in this case?

Is there a benefit to doing CoW with Pandas vs. offloading it to the storage? Practically all modern storage systems support CoW snaps. The pattern I’m used to (Infra, not big data) is to leverage storage APIs to offload storage operations from client systems.