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Ín a world without nukes they would be bombed too right now, because wars have a tendency of doing that regardless of who fights.

For some reason it has been me several times doing the fixing as original dev thought it’s completely fine. I hope to save others the pain.

We also require receipt, and there is no shenanigans with speed limits.

CCS just adds two large pins under the Type2 for DC charging. No sense to have those heavy pins when you’re charging from small 3.7kW home wallbox.

If you look by groups the effect is less. As an example Skoda Enyaq is from Volkswagen AG but it’s naturally not a Volkswagen branded product.

But yeah everyone and their dog is releasing EV’s now.

5 years ago when VR was the hype we measured latency using them. By syncing the audio stream to the high precision clock and basically putting in a photoresistor into the microphone port we could measure the latency of actually submitting a frame into the moment it physically appeared in the VR glasses.

Maybe in US it’s more strongly christian. But not necessarily everywhere.

Source: Me. Smoked for 15 years. Stopped 6 years ago.

If we move to statistical mechanics we can derive the second law from probabilities. In essence it is possible for any system to break it, it's just very very improbable. Just like if you toss a coin billions of times. It's possible for you to get more, or less, than half of the tosses to be heads. It's just very very improbable to get anything more than very tiny deviations.

Basically there was no way of getting your hands on them. They were interested only in "Serious customers".

Especially when talking about CO2 emissions absolutely everything is included, including plane trips and whatnot.

Depending on the engine it can be quite a lot of time. Especially if you don’t already have a Vulkan backend.

Therefore if you don’t think the additional sales are worth the expense, including the opportunity cost of your devs, why bother?

If they would bring negative interest to normal acocounts they’d likely have to do the same with mortgages. Bringing it to euribor + margin.

This includes plugin hybrids, so it's not that 10% of cars sold in Europe are BEV's. Majority of those are actually plugin hybrids.

And this already gives us like 90% of the environmental benefits. Sure BEV is more environementally friendly. But with PHEV's we can get more total amount of electrical kilometers driven on the road. And one only needs to be able to charge at home, no need to care about charging infrastructure yet. But when it improves one can use it just fine.

Basically you drive your daily commute with electricity, but when you go to summer cabin then you can use gasoline as usual.

This is an example of Finland, registrations for last month (march 2021): 6197 pure gasoline cars (includes non chargeable hybrids) 2121 Plugin-hybrids (gasoline) 1139 diesel 789 BEV 78 Plugin-hybrids (diesel)

At this rate it won't take many years anymore until pretty much all the new cars sold here will be chargeable, even if some of em still have ICEs inside them too.

I'm just about to change my winter heating socket into a charging outlet, and move into plugin hybrid. It just makes so much sense here. Because due to high gas taxes when driving with electricity it costs around 20-30% of what it costs to drive with gasoline. So it's simply a no brainer in economical sense.

If its Volvo style PHEV then yes, correct. It has normal ICE and gearbox on front and electric motor on rear.

If it's Toyota style PHEV then no. Because then the comparison is not a gasoline car with gearbox etc but it's Toyota's classic hybrids that started with Prius. You basically just take that kind of hybrid, slap in a bigger battery and you're done. They already have electric motors in them instead of traditional gearbox.

5. Case in point: RAV4 Prime. That thing is cool.

It just requires a particle accelerator and the amounts are so tiny that it’s ridiculously expensive. But hey, we can still do it!

> Simply put – Apple doesn’t need to care about Vulkan or OpenGL performance.

OpenGL and Vulkan allow an implementer to more easily make such specialized HW. But it doesn't assume it at all in any other way. If your HW is fast enough there is absolutely no need to implement specialized block for it without any performance penalty.

It's trivial to implement things like input assembler without specific HW, just issue loads. But it would be massive pain to go the other way around. Try to sniff what loads fit the pattern that could be tossed into fixed function input assembler. That's a no go.

This is the right way around to do things. As there is no performance penalty for "emulating" it, because there is nothing to emulate in the end.

It’s literally that. Someone giving you a slip of paper ”You own Mona Lisa” and nothing more. The actual piece of art is elsewhere. Copyrights are not affected etc.