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SteveGregory
9y ago
This is awesome. Whether or not you believe her actions were good for the country (I believe they were), this is a good example for all counties about how committed we are as a nation to democracy. The framers designed our government to ove
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I'm making an affiliate platform that only charges a commission on the commissions. It lets businesses sign up affiliates (bloggers, news sites, comparison sites, aggregators etc) and pay commissions for sales that affiliates refer. Co
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9y ago
I think a software approach that should be considered is to dim the screen during throttle events. This has multiple benefits: - clear user feedback in the moment of stress on the phone - it would feel more like a battery issue, rather th
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9y ago
What kind of response would you like to see from the West?
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9y ago
Gene drive is a very scary thing from a strict biological standpoint. Just imagine a gene that must be passed on to all offspring, rather than randomly chosen. We could quite easily wipe out entire biomes with such a technology. This shou
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9y ago
Does this seem like a trend that goes beyond just tech products? Clothes, appliances, furniture (with fiberboard) all seem to have lower longevity today, whether it's from lacking updates/service or just lacking durability.
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9y ago
This is the classic Simpson's Paradox https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simpson%27s_paradox
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9y ago
Also in hawaii, and I had the same bug
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9y ago
Really? I don't know if Reddit has been AB testing, but they seem pretty reasonable to me with their app ads. It's always been easy to clear and stays cleared for a while for me.
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9y ago
Concrete production actually does have crazy CO2 emissions. Wikipedia says it's up to 5% globally: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_impact_of_concre...
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Faraday Future’s first production car, the FF 91
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10y ago
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List of common misconceptions (wikipedia)
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10y ago
That math doesn't seem right. 100M devices sending 10Mbps is 1,000,000,000Mbps = 1,000Tbps, not 1GB/s. For an attack of 1.2Tbps, you only need 120k devices at 10Mbps.
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10y ago
if the IPO is anywhere near the expected 25B, then it will be in the S&P 500, and a component of VOO
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10y ago
Probably too late to really contribute, but either way - I feel like health is a degenerate case of free markets. In any free market, the price is set by the consumers assessing their utility for the goods or services purchased. In cases of
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12y ago
It actually is most of the funding for Mozilla, at least in 2011: http://techcrunch.com/2012/11/15/mozilla-releases-annual-rep...
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Photophone
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12y ago
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