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Electric Vehicles@slrpnk.net•Ford’s new EV pickup is named Fathom, will start at $28,350English
15·15 days agoTelo and Canoo really went back to the drawing board and designed trucks around the skateboard design of an EV. No frunk, front seat as far forward as possible, relatively aerodynamic design. Carbros absolutely hated them and derided them to no end but the only real objection was that they looked so much different from the designs they are accustomed to to, that is, designs tailored to the specific problem of accommodating a large engine block. At some point we’re going to have to leave these designs in the past, it’s just a matter of time.
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politics @lemmy.world•It Wasn’t a Blowout, but El-Sayed Won. Get Behind Him, Democrats.
101·16 days agoEl-Sayed specifically said that he is not a socialist, so I don’t see why he’d fail to see full support for the general election. People confuse opposition to a specific label (a label with a great deal of negative baggage) with opposition to a specific set of policies.
Some of the anti-immigrant sentiments smell strongly of a CHUD larping as a Japanese man.
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News@lemmy.world•Americans Can’t Buy Chinese EVs. Waymo Is Importing ThousandsEnglish
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The first quote you pulled requires the preceding sentence for context.
Despite these assumptions, from 2000 to 2006 organized civilian populations successfully employed nonviolent methods including boycotts, strikes, protests, and organized noncooperation to challenge entrenched power and exact political concessions in Serbia (2000), Madagascar (2002), Georgia (2003) and Ukraine (2004–05), Lebanon (2005), and Nepal (2006). The success of these nonviolent campaigns—especially in light of the enduring violent insurgencies occurring in some of the same countries—begs systematic investigation.
The second quote you pulled merely precedes an explanation of how the authors attempted to address the difficulty of separating violent campaigns from nonviolent campaigns.
In many cases, both nonviolent and violent campaigns exist simultaneously among different competing groups… To address these difficulties, we established some standards of inclusion for each of these categories. The list of nonviolent campaigns was initially gathered from an extensive review of the literature on nonviolent conflict and social movements. Then we corroborated these data using multiple sources, including encyclopedias, case studies, and a comprehensive bibliography on nonviolent civil resistance by April Carter, Howard Clark, and Michael Randle. Finally, the cases were circulated among experts in nonviolent conflict who were asked to assess whether the cases were appropriately characterized as major nonviolent conflicts, and also which notable conflicts had been omitted. Where the experts suggested additional cases, the same corroboration method was used. The resultant data set includes major resistance campaigns that are primarily or entirely nonviolent.
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•Report: Trump mad RFK Jr. hasn’t cut more vaccines or proven autism linkEnglish
272·24 days agoIf you attack a party for something well in advance of an election, it loses its effectiveness before election day. People get desensitized to the message and it no longer impacts their decision to vote or who to vote for. If you noticed during the last election, different promises were made at different times. They waited to promise full legalization of cannabis until the last minute for a reason. There are also alignments of promises or points emphasized during primaries based on which state primary or primaries are up next.
In an examination of 323 violent and nonviolent resistance campaigns, between 1900 and 2006, nonviolent campaigns achieve partial or full success at twice the rate of violent campaigns
Google uses semantic caching, so if you submit a query that is the same as another query in terms of the AI response, it won’t be generating a new reply each time.
It takes time to build out capacity to increase HDD production, but when operating margins are approaching 30%, somebody is going to want cash in. If the new reality is that every company wants to harvest and retain as much data as possible at all times in case it has potential as training data at some point in the future, then additional capacity will eventually be built to tap into that.
I know it sucks if you need storage now, but I think the smart decision is to hold off until the market stabilizes. You might even get lucky; the bubble might burst and the market will be flooded with cheap excess HDDs.
The only thing I could find relates to the company Oklo.
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Technology@lemmy.world•USA: Slate's New Electric Truck Will Cost Slightly More Than $24,950English
71·2 months agoFord’s $30,000 EV truck is supposed to be here fairly soon as well, although it looks like that will only be available as a crew cab, sadly.
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politics @lemmy.world•'Extraordinarily broad': In rare move, judge tosses DOJ subpoenas to Walz in immigration case - ABC News
42·2 months agoIn his opinion quashing the subpoenas, Schiltz lambasted the government for their “extraordinarily broad” request examining materials “that largely if not entirely relate to constitutionally protected conduct.”
You don’t see enough “lambasts” these days, it’s all “slams” or “blasts”
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Not The Onion@lemmy.world•‘Please avoid chugging your ranch’: TSA forced to issue warning as foreign World Cup fans fall in love with American condimentEnglish
194·2 months agoHomemade ranch with fresh herbs, garlic, buttermilk and fish sauce is amazing.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Quote of the day by Apple CEO Tim Cook: 'If you put a key under the mat for the cops, a burglar can find it, too' — a stark warning on threats to undermine privacyEnglish
45·2 months agoYou wouldn’t, but that’s what governments are effectively asking be done, lending validity to the analogy.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Amazon data centers used 2.5bn gallons of water in 2025English
1·2 months agoThe article is about AWS data centers not AI compute specifically. That’s the cloud infrastructure for a lot of the web. The comparison to agriculture is about scale, not the importance of the Internet vs. agriculture. Using 0.011% of the water as the farms in Kansas to power 25% of the Internet is nothing.
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Technology@lemmy.world•Amazon data centers used 2.5bn gallons of water in 2025English
74·2 months agoThe average for farm land is around 500,000 gallons per acre per year. Using the same amount of water as 5,000 acres of farmland to run >25% of the nation’s cloud resources isn’t enormous. Not that they couldn’t do better.








It’s in one of the sunniest places in the US too. 6.0 kWh/m²/day of solar irradiance. There’s even already a relatively large solar farm in the same county.