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by 762236 8y ago
For another city to be a plausible substitute for Silicon Valley, it needs California's moonlighting-protection law. Without that, you can't reproduce this environment.
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by 762236 9y ago
The propellers create noise due to turbulence
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by 762236 9y ago
But did they do the right thing by participating in a court that has no jurisdiction? Why would they participate in that? Doesn't participating extend legitimacy to the claims, and make one subject the outcome (including paying the l
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by 762236 9y ago
Something interesting: once acid escapes from the stomach into the esophagus, pepsin also escapes and lodges in your esophagus. It activates on foods lower than pH 5, thus digesting in your esophagus. Since it is an enzyme, it is reusable
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by 762236 9y ago
Sometimes these are related to acid reflux. In my case I eliminated them by switching to a diet (earlier, medicine) to treat acid reflux. Quite a relief.
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by 762236 9y ago
iPad Pro
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by 762236 9y ago
Downvotes are probably because people hate motorcycle noise. I'm sure most of us are indifferent to it while driving next to motorcycles, but when we're not driving and are trying to enjoy life at home or work or a restaurant, we
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by 762236 9y ago
Does CA require reporting handoffs to remote drivers?
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Snowden's new app uses a smartphone to physically guard your laptop(theintercept.com)
11 points by 762236 9y ago|2 comments
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by 762236 9y ago
Duterte just said something of the same formula to Trudeau when Trudeau brought up Duterte's human rights violations.
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by 762236 9y ago
This is what they do to circumvent legal reporting requirements. You don't have to report a hand-off to a remote driver, but you have to report a hand-off to the safety driver in the car.
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by 762236 9y ago
"Foreigners tend to view Nordic countries as "these socialist nanny states where everybody has a collectivist mindset," Partanen said. But "in fact a lot of these services really support everybody's independence.&qu
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by 762236 9y ago
Apartments are tough problems to solve. Their electrical service doesn't supply enough electricity to handle the number of chargers that are going to be desired. So they have to consider something like ChargePoint, which will intelli
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by 762236 9y ago
I was making my own energy bars with similar ingredients until these came along. Well worth the cost.
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by 762236 9y ago
Golden rule of UI development: do not block the UI thread with I/O. With ORM packages, the degree of I/O becomes proportional to the app's feature growth, and the UI eventually stutters. I've been on several successful
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by 762236 9y ago
This is irresponsible to the trained personnel. We have job safety requirements for people working on assembly lines. We should also have psychological safety for people, and there are lots of stories of employees that are paid to view the
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by 762236 9y ago
Automation is the only real solution. These types of conversations seem to always overlook how normal people don't want to watch such videos. Do you want to spend your day watching this stuff to grade them?
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by 762236 9y ago
Although not a problem for people staying overnight, it is a problem for the people that live in the community, as it dilutes their community by taking housing units out of the rental market. The cities are popular for overnight stays beca
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by 762236 9y ago
A drawback for us engineers: no moonlighting law. When you work for a tech company in Pittsburgh, they own everything you think and produce, even in your off hours when you're trying to bootstrap that startup. Pittsburgh can never
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by 762236 9y ago
That's what makes the car perfect. Kudos to it's designers for resisting the demands for more power every year. There are other cars that offer more power (too much for the street in probably every case).
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by 762236 9y ago
I had one of the VW diesels with the cheat. VW bought it back from me, and I bought another VW station wagon. To avoid VW, I would have had to purchase an SUV or CUV. VW is the only company selling a reasonably priced station wagon in th
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by 762236 10y ago
Perhaps because it would become a significantly more expensive product?
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by 762236 10y ago
I expect the browser to look out for my interests as the user. How could the browser do that if it lets the CAs set the terms in the CAs' favor?
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by 762236 10y ago
> Android's Rube-Goldberg-shell-script system Perfect! We need a t-shirt.
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by 762236 10y ago
He donated real money, so I think it a stretch to call virtue signaling.
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by 762236 10y ago
The VC clarified in a later comment that he wouldn't ask Discus to drop Breitbart, but that he wants to have a talk with Discus.
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by 762236 10y ago
A common mistake is to associate speed limits with limiting kinetic energy. That is a secondary consideration. The primary: to rate limit the number of distractions a driver has to consider per second. For example, if you see a car backin
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by 762236 10y ago
So let's go straight into calculus because kids should be exposed to the good stuff, and skip going through the developmentally appropriate material that prepares for understanding and absorbing the advanced material. I'd like to
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by 762236 10y ago
> How do these terrible poets even make it on to the curriculum / standardized-tests? Snobbish much?
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A Student’s Guide to Engaging Constructively with Social Justice Content(radicalpedagogy.org)
2 points by 762236 10y ago|0 comments

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