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I’ve done enough naive exploring using only Google Maps to know that you have to use your best judgement. For example, Google Maps has guided down plenty of roads that end up being barricaded on the far end. Sometimes it guides me the wro
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Just yesterday I see drove onto a Google Maps recommended muddy dirt road road (like a dumbass) with my rental car just in the Mexican jungle. I thought I could make it, until I couldn’t. I got stuck in mud about 5km, walked through mud t
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How many CDs can you stack on top each other before the one at the bottom fails?
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I don’t see the article specifically mention slow steaming... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Slow_steaming Using sails to increase fuel economy seems like a no brainer, but now I’m wondering if cargo ships were ever usi
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I see Pinterest appearing disproportionately in image search.
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I hope the cancellation was a marketing gimmick. I love it so much!
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6y ago
The OA, season 2.
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My first coding job was as a test automation engineer. It was very code intensive and literally no one wanted to talk to me about unit tests I was adding to a virtually untested Java application. If your son has an aptitude for writing te
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Joined a company in 2000, got 14_000 shares at $4.75/share. Company went public that same year, and stock climbed to over $50/share. I was a black box QA Engineer w/ barely any work experience and I was sitting on ~$750_000
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Yeah, the average speed of traffic in Pakistan, at least in the areas I visited, was much lower that I'd expect to see in the USA.
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> the vast majority of cars today simply don't work for a family of five I recently visited Pakistan for the first time, and was amazed to see a family of five riding around on a small Honda motorbike. The father was driving, a sma
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I wonder how COVID-19 inspired mask wearing has impacted the identifying of drivers.
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If you can fund them.
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Doing what you want works until the money runs out.
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A large person will burn way more calories from simply going for a walk than a small person. I'm 6'5', 270 lbs, went for a 3 mile walk this morning, and burned maybe 460 calories. A person weighing 135 going for the same wa
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I think you’re echoing OP’s point. Some people come to California for opportunity, and when they find enough success, they leave. They’re not CA natives, they’re expats from places with less opportunity and crappier weather. People who w
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I mean if your code is open source, and you get an order to insert a backdoor of some kind, how can you put the backdoor in the open source code without violating a nondisclosure clause in the government’s order?
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I wonder how a company that uses 100% open source software would comply with an order like this. def decrypt_email?(email) do email in surveilance_order_emails() end
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Every team I've been on since 2015 has been distributed, even when my job is "onsite". Sometimes we're in multiple offices, or we have people in the office & people working from home, but the net effect is almost no
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Development would be so much faster without JS. It could be done in a Flash.
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I miss episodic TV shows.
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Sad event. Cool footage.
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True dat
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Maybe a case can be made to eliminate the 24 hour minimum by focusing on reducing carbon emissions Why force someone to rent for a day when they need it for an hour? “This 23 hours of global warming is proudly sponsored by the Appleverse.
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I’m trying to communicate they’d rather make more per unit sold, and lowering costs while maintaining quality increases is good for making more money. Maybe upscale would be better than premium.
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My impression of Apple is that they have no interest in competing on price. They are a premium brand. In the same way Louis Vuitton could sell cheaper handbags compete on price because they bought & optimized the costs of making leath
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TL;DR -- people won't give a shit about your company, but they might give a shit about you. Step 1. Create jobs that enable people to have a quality life. Step 2. Ensure people feel like they're building a career they can take b
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Most ideas can be deconstructed into smaller ideas. When I started my recruiting business, I wanted to become so good that I eliminated unemployment. That was a bit lofty, so I paid attention to things smaller in scope. One thing holding
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That’s why I prefer MacOS to Linux. I like the polished UI and kick butt trackpad.
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That would explain how to create the next generation.
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