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Atheros
7y ago
The map is already updated several times daily (at least twice daily) as the system switches to late night service.
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Atheros
7y ago
So free electricity?
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Atheros
7y ago
That's not what's happening with bonds. The underlying fundamentals do support a higher price if interest rates go down. The price would then stay there until interest rates rise. In all of these cases the market price is full
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Atheros
7y ago
I'll give you 1000:1 odds that we won't.
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Atheros
7y ago
May I please read the real-world experimental data that will save other companies millions of dollars?
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Atheros
7y ago
What about in the opposite direction? What if I build something that makes the neighborhood nicer (like buying a burned out building and replacing it with one that is beautiful and matches its neighbors). It seems like the neighbors should
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Atheros
7y ago
If you're smart and capable enough to reverse engineer the device, there's a 95% chance you're smart and capable enough to have a job that pays enough to not need ultra high-interest car loans.
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Atheros
7y ago
Time to make AmIAlone.com
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Atheros
8y ago
Everyone here is mixing up identification with reputation. Identification isn't necessary; in fact it's a bad thing. But reputation within a community is good and necessary.
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Atheros
8y ago
What are you talking about. We use a minuscule amount of the sun's Earth-bound energy to make electricity and have so much cheap fossil fuel that we haven't even started on fusion reactors yet.
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Atheros
8y ago
OP said "expensive" but you switched to "good location".
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Atheros
8y ago
HackerNews is a content aggregator. There's nothing social here; you and I aren't going to look at or remember each other's usernames.
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Atheros
8y ago
The Swiss cheese model of accident causation. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swiss_cheese_model
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8y ago
You make it sound like the city has a throughput of X new jobs per year that it allows to be created. There is no such limit. Without Amazon it's necessarily 25K fewer jobs than there would have been with Amazon.
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Atheros
8y ago
You're describing a "common carrier". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_carrier#Telecommunicati...
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Atheros
8y ago
The second mouse gets the cheese.
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8y ago
HighSide is an alternative which doesn't suffer those problems- it lets you move your account to a different device by typing your 14 word "import key" on your new device similar to how some Bitcoin wallets work. The two devi
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Atheros
8y ago
As a New Yorker, hearing that people purposely queue and wait just to ride on the right side of the escalator when the left side is unused blows my mind.
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Atheros
8y ago
Antiques, beanie babies, website stocks, real estate, cryptocurrency. What are we going to do next?
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8y ago
So his solution is to give up, build a "strong home", lead by example, and wait for society to catch up to your "strong home"? That's absurd.
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8y ago
No. Developers want to build the buildings and can do so safely.
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Atheros
8y ago
Why did and does everyone hate frames so much? Do they not have their place even on modern sites sometimes? (Even if they aren't technically frames?) The top bar of Google Docs is a visual frame and it seems appropriate to me.
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8y ago
Even if you could react and cut the cable in 1 ms, if the counterweight is disconnected, the rest of the cable is coming down to Earth.
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8y ago
There's the cave submarine incident from a month ago: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/07/18/business/elon-musk-vern-u...
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8y ago
Problems off the top of my head: - cross is too light - shape drawn is not a cross - more than one cross - one cross drawn, erased, and redrawn elsewhere - one cross drawn, crossed off, word "nevermind" written next to it, and the
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8y ago
People have been trying to tell Elon Musk and Silicon Valley this for years now. https://pedestrianobservations.com/2013/08/13/loopy-ideas-ar... "Musk’s real sin is not the elementary mistakes; it’s this
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8y ago
Was it a Dollar Auction? Because if so there is a little more nuance than you're implying. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dollar_auction "players are compelled to make an ultimately irrational decision based c
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8y ago
Nashville, TN just voted down an important public transit initiative. https://www.citylab.com/transportation/2018/05/what-went-wro...
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9y ago
Zuckerberg called his users dumb for the very act of using his website. Did Linus ever call people dumb for the very act of using Linux as it is intended to be used? You're focusing too much on the swear word and too little on the mean
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Atheros
9y ago
How about this sentence: > they silently declare war on existing tenants by demolishing their homes while they live in them That's nonsense. You're clearly speaking with hyperbole but other people can't argue against hyper
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