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691.
by a3n 6y ago
Never underestimate the power/money/lobbying of legacy auto dealers.
692.
by a3n 6y ago
He already has operations in Nevada. He should just ramp up there, leave California (despite whatever attracted him to be there in the first place), and STFU about it. Who cares?
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by a3n 6y ago
N generations have lived there and died reasonably old and healthy, including N-1 generations born there. I am not an early adapter.
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by a3n 6y ago
You don't think what? You don't think religious attendance, or non, is correlated with deaths of despair? Why not?
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by a3n 6y ago
> With no passengers to look after and their quarantines completed, the employees are left wondering why they haven't been allowed home. Because it's cheaper to anchor at sea for free, instead of paying dock fees. Especially if
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by a3n 6y ago
> generally you'll get it cheaper at the local online stores like Big W/Target/Kmart/JB/GoodGuys/etc, or the small independent stores who run their own websites. Discoverability sucks, and sometimes you spen
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by a3n 6y ago
Move, and tell as many influential people why. Suggest to other people with your same issues to also move and tell their tales. For an area with such poor service, I'm guessing that there may already be a net outflow. Also, are you i
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by a3n 6y ago
> As Forbes said, it was ‘tech for tech’s sake’. It was more than that. A sizable number of people carry Android-based surveillance, or data collection, devices in their pockets. Imagine the upside for Google if people lived and worked
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by a3n 6y ago
Never figured Musk for a Unicode warrior.
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by a3n 6y ago
Well, I'm glad that's settled.
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by a3n 6y ago
I would buy Berkshire Hathaway for whatever price they ask, being sure to tell them we need the money in escrow and a commitment within 30 minutes. Then I'd spend the rest of my life figuring out what to do with Berkshire Hathaway.
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by a3n 6y ago
> Amazon.com Inc has told staff whose job can be done from home that they can do so until at least Oct. 2 So they find it necessary for their office staff to be at work by some date. So that must be better than their staff working remote
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by a3n 6y ago
I use the word parasites because of the example i linked, which made me angry before my coffee. Like many, have thought similar about the negative contribution of the growing academic administrative class, in parallel with ridiculously high
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by a3n 6y ago
I was thinking the same thing with regard to the public sector. The generals example is really good. $300k, and they could be killed, or responsible for people being killed.
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How to organise a large org without hyper-salaried execs?
22 points by a3n 6y ago|13 comments
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by a3n 6y ago
I think the key to those teams is probably that they were pretty good teams. Wouldn't be surprised if they got great results using Three Seashells.
707.
by a3n 6y ago
Maybe it's a relatively quick and cheap way to decide if it's worth doing larger and longer studies.
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by a3n 6y ago
But ... Are those fragments still able to transit from person to person (through whatever route), and might your immune system still react to it and then sicken or kill you?
709.
by a3n 6y ago
Stealing how, from who? Defense to Commercial?
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by a3n 6y ago
Years long.
711.
by a3n 6y ago
In the US, it's about as good as it gets, not counting keeping your job.
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by a3n 6y ago
> The government definitely could let them wipeout shareholders, and then step in during the bankruptcy process. That definitely won't happen this year, perhaps ever. Trump said today that states are responsible for procurement an
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by a3n 7y ago
https://www.sourceware.org/autobook/
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by a3n 7y ago
"Winston Smith, present yourself in front of the telescreen!"
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by a3n 7y ago
> People use ad blockers for a number of reasons: they find ads annoying, invasive, and distracting; ads can use large amounts of data, especially video files; and they can slow down page loading time. People are also increasingly worrie
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by a3n 7y ago
> every large structure on our land has a water catchment system so I can water trees, veggies and animals with free water that is caught close to where it’s used. That is mostly because I don’t want to dig hundreds of feet of water line
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Ask HN: Can I see how Facebook has categorized me for ads?
2 points by a3n 7y ago|1 comments
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by a3n 7y ago
I suspect that here in "The West" with our immense choices and support, with food that comes from all over the world, with transportation networks that can get all that food into your kitchen within days of processing, any diet co
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by a3n 7y ago
J. F. C.
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by a3n 7y ago
What clued me in to even check was that both houses of Congress would have had to have passed this, and that makes no sense today.

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