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by achow 5y ago
Cost of setting up and running (at profit) a Ham sandwich kitchen vs a 9v battery factory we are talking about.
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by achow 5y ago
Thanks. Updated the enterprise price info for Photoshop ($33 vs for personal $25)
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by achow 5y ago
Compare $45/month to $33/Month (Photoshop). Edited the price & feature info. Photoshop has 20+ years of development behind it, tons of feature across different domains (UI, photography, animation to print production), cutting
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by achow 5y ago
Repasting couple of comments from previous posts around Figma. They need to be repeated.. - Love Figma! However, their enterprise licence is $45/month ($540 annually)! That is ludicrous for the functionality that the app provides. - Fi
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by achow 5y ago
Oct 2020 The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has been looking into allegations that Google creates barriers for firms wanting to use or develop modified versions of Android for smart TVs, such as Amazon Fire TV’s operating system. “..
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by achow 5y ago
That is assuming that there is demand for those service in the days where otherwise it would have been shut down (Sun or Fri or Sat). If a place ~90% shuts down on a particular day, running a skeleton service with limited staff may not be v
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by achow 5y ago
In the world where transportation staff does not need atleast 1d/week day off.
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by achow 5y ago
https://images.fastcompany.net/image/upload/w_596,c_limit,q_... It dwarfs land based high rise structures.. how stable it would be in gale force winds and storms of deep sea?
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by achow 5y ago
Indigo is one of the oldest fabric dye. Wars were fought and nations survived on Indigo trade (ref: East India company)
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by achow 5y ago
I always thought it was 7 colours universally: VIBGYOR
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by achow 5y ago
Just for upscaling (without cleaning up or enhancing noisy or blurred pictures), I use icons8.com/upscaler. For enhancing images Remini works very well for human face enhancing - sharpening and filling missing details of noisy blurred
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by achow 5y ago
zoom.com sold for $2,000,000 on 12/14/2018 https://shortnames.com/llll/sales#0U
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by achow 5y ago
https://archive.is/eZYo3
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Fundamental Considerations in Building the Metaverse(forbes.com)
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by achow 5y ago
Aren't they system integrator and get their supplies from thousands of vendors worldwide. That actually makes them disaster proof.
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by achow 5y ago
PhonePe another payment app is bigger than Google Pay in India, and they are around 2000 employees but their feature set is order of magnitude more. Not that more feature is better, but to build those one needs more employees.
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by achow 5y ago
The messaging app is not about chatting, but it is about transaction documentation and history of it. It is actually very useful feature, one can do pre & post transaction related chat - which captures the 'negotiations' or &#
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by achow 5y ago
The screenshot indicates it was around 5PM, and on Mon (based upon the tweet). Surge price for Mon office commute, triple than normal?
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by achow 5y ago
Doesn't the outcome (the art) matter more than the trigger words? It is obvious that how much ever NSFW words they are, the outcome is SFW. It could be people are trying to 'stretch the envelope' to get unique art. I would do
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by achow 5y ago
To this point - it is already happening to certain extent. Amazon's share of product search is more than that of Google's [1]. And earlier Facebook started getting large chunk of ad money, which would have otherwise gone to Google
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by achow 5y ago
This would be thin margin, low volume business and usually these cart owners source all the raw materials directly.
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by achow 5y ago
There is no food 'regulation' for the snacks sold in open cart. There are innumerable varieties of such snack which are not 'mysterious'. This seems to be 'mysterious' because of the writing skill of the author
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by achow 5y ago
There are always scenarios that one cannot catch. EFF highlights one such. It sounds like it could be quite common. And it could be an absolute nightmare scenario for the kid who does not have the feature turned on. This means that if—for
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by achow 5y ago
But round one is easier to steal.. just roll them off. Whereas a square or any such shape, would be very inconvenient to move. [Edit in response to a question] Some people have attempted to steal manhole covers in order to sell them for scr
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by achow 5y ago
The mouth of the 'hole' could be easily square, actually making a square shape is perhaps easier - since laying concrete is easier in straight lines. So, most probably the shape of the cast iron cover (circular), drove the shape
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by achow 5y ago
Most probably, because manhole covers were/are made using cast iron, which were sand casted. Mold for sand casting is easily done in lathe (turning a wood on lathe for precise shape is faster and more accurate than sawing). So as one o
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by achow 5y ago
Yes, but also.. There are just not enough such writings to balance out the (mega) success stories which are obvious result of survivorship bias.
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by achow 5y ago
Thanks for the pointer. Quick search gave this review: The main differences between Babbel vs Duolingo are: Babbel is best for learnings looking to completely master a language, whereas Duolingo is better for sporadic learners who want to
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by achow 5y ago
They don't seem to be first off the block. An advanced stage venture (mentioned in the article).. [ESS] already has a factory pumping out flow batteries just south of Portland, Oregon. Its core product is the Energy Warehouse, which f
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by achow 5y ago
This is what I see: https://ibb.co/s9sNrdV (image link would auto delete after a week)

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