You999 @ You999 @sh.itjust.works

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ETX4 was released in 2006 and BTRFS was released in 2007.

ZFS is amazing but i wish it's support for flash was better. I'm not sure if ZFS will ever be able to fully utilize flash since ZFS was designed around spinning disks and the pitfalls they provide. Maybe at some point F2FS will catch on...

Novartis isn't the company who are denying it, that would be the insurance company Mosaic’s Health Care Trustees who aren't covering it because it's too expensive as stated in the article.

Insurance companies will do anything possible to get out of paying for specialty tier medications from using 'step therapy' where before they will approve the medication your doctor approved you must first try and fail all the available medications starting from least expensive. Insurance companies typically also charge a presentage on speciality drugs for the copay as a deterrent from being prescribed those medications. Currently the advocacy side of some large disease-focused charities such as the arthritis foundation are trying to get congress to federally ban step therapy and set a cap for specialty tier drug copays like they have for the other drug tiers.

https://www.durbin.senate.gov/imo/media/doc/Senate%20Ltr%20to%20FDA_Zolgensma%20Data%20Issue.pdf

Except Zolgensma's R&D was funded through the NiH. The only reason why it costs millions per dose is because Novartis bought AveXis for 8.7 billion solely to acquire the rights to Zolgensma.

Definitely not because Novartis is trying to recoup the 8.7 billion they spent on AveXis to acquire Zolgensma...

Imo manufacturers need to do the opposite and release more concept cars. Some of the coolest looking cars you can never own. Just look at these masterpieces

Hyundai N vision 74

Mazda Furai (rip)

Exactly, to my knowledge all personal liability insurances do not cover acts of wrongful doing. The delivery driver will have to retain a lawyer and sue the moron personally.

Chemdirect has a shopping cart?

All they had to do was use a SoC with a NPU and they could of gotten away with this scam.

Which polestar?

The polestar 1 is a hybrid (discontinued)

Polestar 2 charges 20% to 80% in 28 minutes using LGES or CATL batteries depending on spec

Polestar 3 (unreleased) charges 20% to 80% in 30 minutes using LNMC batteries

Polestar 4 (unreleased) charges 20% to 80% in 30 minutes using LNMC batteries

Polestar 5 (unreleased) is still in development

You have to talk to a Westinghouse sells rep. If you want uranium outside of a fuel rod most chemical supplier sell it.

Median is 23k...

according to the 2022 US census the poverty rate is 11% not 20%, it hasn't been above 20% since 1959.

Yes, valve (well, joshie) just updated tf2 to 64 bit two weeks ago

The avarage used car loan in the United States is 26k. That price is not "out of reach for the vast majority of people buying used cars".

This is just a distraction while valve nerfs the bison again.

Methamphetamine (Desoxyn) and heroin (Diacetylmorphine) are scheduled II drugs. I don't think they will at least to the same level as Marijuana since it was previously classified as scheduled I (no medical use)

Your thesis is fundamentally flawed though because you are taking your situation and extrapolating to the public as a whole. While I'll agree the market for new EVs is stupid right now the used market is far from. I say that writing this from my 22' model 3 I paid 18k for used. And that price wasn't a fluke.

I'd also like to add the last mile transportation I was referring to isn't public transport or some ride share app but the industry of van drivers who specialize in business transport. Companies like PTI or Halcon who specialize in getting you from anywhere to anywhere.

But it's still going to be fast (and cheaper with wages factored in) to fly while using one of the countless 'last mile transportation' options available when the distance is greater than an EVs range while you can't afford to loose time to charging. The only exceptions I see is those jobs who need tools/supplies on site in which case you are almost definitely taking a fleet vehicle and this whole problem is moop.

If it's a business trip where time matters where you can't afford to loose 25 minutes every few hours, why are you driving instead of flying?