Home ownership is a distant dream for most Americans, and the sort of rentals that have parking AND EV charging tend to be extremely pricy luxury new-builds.
Gas is unfortunately going to be around for a long, long time for normal working-class Americans.
You wouldn't have to recompile them every time. What if you didn't necessarily use macros but auto-generated it in a file that you keep separate from the other code at the bottom?
What I would do in these cases is to define the general computation function, but special-case it to return the hard-coded value for specific common inputs if it's being evaluated at compile time. Then add a test to verify both behaviors.
> Flip it twice. Once to determine which side is up at second throw. Reverse to counter bias at start of second throw. Then flip again for final result.
Suppose I'm throwing the coin using your technique and I want to favor heads.
I hold tails up for the first throw, making tails more likely.
Then as per your rule, I put heads up for the second throw. Now, heads is more likely.
Choose the opposite starting face to make tails more likely. So, your technique does no prevent the coin tosser from being able to favor their desired outcome.
Congratulations! One cool side fact I learned today is that DNA analysis from Tutankhamun's mummy was able to show that he had malaria! They found the DNA from malaria's mesozoites that burst from the liver onto the bloodstream to find cells to infect. It's remarkable we could find that after so long!
- gas cars emit more brake pad particulates - EV have lower rolling resistance tires so at equal weight, they emit less tire particulates
So if comparing a pickup vs an EV, the pickup is heavier and will pollute more in terms of both tailpipe and tire particulates.
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