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RaceWon
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RaceWon
8y ago
Well, Bush did say this ended in 1976 [1] "In February 1976, George H. W. Bush, the recently appointed Director of the CIA, announced a new policy: 'Effective immediately, the CIA will not enter into any paid or contract relations
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RaceWon
8y ago
Well yeah, but how many people are gonna stick a crate motor in a car. *Note: these are likely my peeps btw.
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RaceWon
8y ago
Fair enough.
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RaceWon
8y ago
Perhaps there is a free way to get more users (or a cheaper way). Why don't you post how you are currently getting users and Ask HN if there is a more economical way.
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RaceWon
8y ago
Forget ads, are they selling it to Alphabet Agencies?
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8y ago
If they don't like you, they won't buy. Sure there are exceptions but it's an excellent rule of thumb. Look at Trump: hate him or love him virtually every person he meets face to face comments on how warm, interested and comp
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RaceWon
8y ago
A good sales manager in a busy new car dealership will make 140K a year. A general sales manager is at 165K. A General manager could be over 200K... these folks typically have a HS diploma in their pocket.
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In NYC it takes 8 years verifiable work experience (by W-2 forms) Before you are allowed to take a Plumbing test, for your license. I guarantee that you would Not be able to trouble shoot a problem that a licensed plumber couldn't figu
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We (USA) don't even do the little things that would add up: virtually every super market has wide open refrigerated sections. Every house built has No insulation on hot water piping (less so in commercial buildings but only because the
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>An obligation to announce findings would create a moral hazard as well, since the incentives would suddenly tilt sharply towards not looking for security vulnerabilities. A good point. There is also the fact that the average Internet us
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8y ago
And the non-dog catcher has sent the stock market into the stratosphere. Yes the DNC was corrupted; yet all we hear on some cable stations is how the non-dog catcher is a Russian plant. Interesting times indeed.
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8y ago
We have all been paying attention; which is why a dude who never even won an election as a dog catcher is now President of this still great Nation.
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RaceWon
8y ago
I use Sprint myself... just sayin ;)
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8y ago
So if we're on the same page driving a MT: the reason we're blipping the throttle is so that we don't upset the balance (front to rear) of the vehicle, and we do our blip just before shifting to 1st from 2nd and ideally we&#x
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8y ago
I raced cars with non-synchronized transmissions for some years, which means you have to heel and toe (and blip the throttle) to engage a lower gear, and I always drove my MT street cars the same way. About 8 years ago though I switched to
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8y ago
I have to say your comment sounds like an opinion, that may or may not be true; furthermore you are assuming there is $5-10 profit margin on a $25 item on Amazon... this does not seem very likely or rather an exception not the norm in the c
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8y ago
The problem with Amazon is that it is a race to the Absolute lowest possible price point. Now don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that boatloads of vendors don't make money advertising there (and people on Amazon are for Sure
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8y ago
Fine share! +1
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I was going to post earlier that IMO the level they should be aiming at is that of a brilliant racer, otherwise who needs them. There was a vid on here recently of the Porsche 919 beating the lap record at the Ring, and one of the comments
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> When I did martial arts my memory of a fight was pretty vague so I couldn't analyze and learn much. I'm guessing it's because of the adrenaline. I don't remember anything from my first Formula Ford race (and I had y
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I know, you're right; it was complete BullShit, and the reason he didn't kill me Was Not because I matter of Factly told him "I don't give a fuck" when he screamed "I'm gonna kill you" while pointing
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I street raced in the Bronx and NYC during the mid to late 70's: packs of wild dogs roamed the streets, burned out buildings as far as the eye could see, and every drug known to Man was sold openly. Back then it had the highest murder
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8y ago
So you give everything you create away for free? Hmm, how altruistic of you.
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Having spent most of my spare time for the past 8 months on a FinTech idea (which I now question the cost of launching) I spent the day yesterday looking into PayDay loans as one of the URL's I got for said biz is pretty damn catchy fo
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8y ago
^This. 3 years ago I had to scrap a low milage 2009 VV GTI because the ABS computer was shot. Of course that module also communicates with all the other electronics on the car and is not readily accessible. Go online to the forums and read
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I believe that we can solve our problems, but only if we deal in reality. Once I hear people advancing agendas that rely on humanity pulling together as a world group to help each other for no more reason than "it's nice to do tha
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Of course predatory mammals pioneered the West. Like all predatory mammals; we went in search of better hunting, better hunting grounds and better mates. We still do that today. Imo we will still do that 10,000 years from now... because dee
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I'm not a hacker. I got my first PC in '88 (a 286 with a 20mb HD) because for sure it was going to be the thing in a few short years. I was 28 and wanted to use it for my business... the NIGHTMARE of trying to; load software, hook
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She's not even a racing driver much less a world class racer (and like all sports there is a HUGE difference between a participant and one of the Worlds' best. The same holds true for top-shelf racers; they are Not paid millions a
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To drive a race car really, really fast requires rhythm. You have to be able tell when something is amiss Before it actually is, because then it is too late. Having rhythm is essential, so you need an database of events on that particular
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