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by adrr 1y ago
Still the best EVs on the market in terms of range, performance and price(in the US). Chevy bolt competitor wouldn’t make sense because Chevy couldn’t even make the chevy bolt work and stopped production 2023. EV trucks don’t make sense
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by adrr 1y ago
Uranium shortage, expensive builds, long timelines, unproven technology(no commercial molten salt deployments). Just do solar and batteries. It is way cheaper and proven. Going to get even cheaper when sodium batteries become mainstre
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by adrr 1y ago
Sure it can. Type 2 diabetes is both hereditary and lifestyle/behavioral influenced . Same with cancer, if you have cancer in your family your risk of getting cancer is higher. I would say most medical issues are both. Heart disea
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by adrr 1y ago
Or increased prices outside of Amazon. If you sold a shirt from your own website with 10% in selling costs and also sold on FBA where Amazon takes ~30%, do you lower prices on Amazon to match the price on your site(not allowed) or do rai
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by adrr 1y ago
99% of e-commerce merchants don't have hand the credit card informations. Its all passed on the front side by payment providers like Stripe or Braintree. Shopify merchants go further with a hosted payment page. Handling card numbers
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by adrr 1y ago
This is an important concept. More you push to zero fraud, the more inconvenience you put on your customer. You can cut bunch of fraud if you only allow shipments to the billing address but then you inconvenience people who want to buy gi
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by adrr 1y ago
That would make reddit, bluesky, slack etc a miserable experience where you have to switch apps all the time. There’s an option to force it pop out to a browser, go set it. I bet most people don’t want to switch back and forth.
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by adrr 1y ago
10X more aluminum in a muffin than a vaccine. Just like there is more mercury in a can off of solid tuna than there is in vaccine. Amount of disinformation around vaccines is staggering. Vaccines change your DNA etc. You know what perman
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by adrr 1y ago
They tested in Buffalo last year and have in tested Michigan. https://www.wkbw.com/news/local-news/inside-the-self-driving...
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by adrr 1y ago
Talking about wasteful. There 16,000 golf courses that use 312,000 gallons a day[1]. Thats 1.82 trillion gallons annually. Only 28 million people play golf course on a course. Google's MAU is 90%+ of US population, beef or milk co
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by adrr 1y ago
That could be used as potable water again. Orange county,CA injects treated waste water back into the aquifer then pumps back out for water. https://www.ocwd.com/gwrs
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by adrr 1y ago
Biggest alarmist is movement against Nestle using water for bottled water in California. They don’t even use as much as an average golf course. How much water is wasted on golf courses in these arid regions? Or growing water intensive crop
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by adrr 1y ago
Orange County California does the same. Injects treated wastewater back into the aquifer. Largest toilet to tap system in the world.
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by adrr 1y ago
What was the margin debt that cause black Tuesday and was the genesis to the great depression? It was at record highs as well, 10% of the total market cap of all stocks.
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by adrr 1y ago
Those have been done for 10+ years. We were running sentiment analysis on email support to determine prioritization back in 2013. Also ran bayesian categorization to offer support reps quick responses/actions. Don't need expen
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by adrr 1y ago
I literally posted a deficit to GDP ratio showing the deficit drop when Labour came to power. Here's a peer reviewed studies in major economic journals saying Brexit had negative affect on UK. https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com
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by adrr 1y ago
Huge deficits exited prior labor party takeover due to economy getting smacked by brexit. Labor party has decreased the deficit. https://www.economicshelp.org/blog/5922/economics/uk-budget-...
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by adrr 1y ago
If I ran a saas company, i would charge more for users not use to SSO. Bigger risk storing passwords and managing login process(2FA, password reset etc).
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by adrr 1y ago
UK shot themselves in the foot by leaving the EU. They could always rejoin.
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by adrr 1y ago
Carrier tracking isn't precise as GPS tracking via the phone. Its frequently a mile or more off. Banks were using it in lieu of a travel notice to see if the card swipe and phone were in the same city. Thats my experience with it.
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by adrr 1y ago
California doesn’t allow employers to conclude with each other to suppress employees salaries. Non solicitation agreements are illegal. Employees are allowed to freely move companies and get market value.
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by adrr 1y ago
There’s no such thing as stealing staff especially when you severely underpay you employees. $100k for sr devs. Pay them what they’re worth and they won’t leave.
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by adrr 1y ago
I don't follow your argument. Are you saying eating or smoking to death is like a CEO making bad decisions that causes their company to struggle?
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by adrr 1y ago
Wasn't patent law since decision wasn't decide in court. ITC banned it from imports. I don't understand how a government entity can wield so much power to block sales of product without using the court system. This should
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by adrr 1y ago
What did they steal? CEO destroyed his own company when he bought a bunch of highend speaker brands. WTF is a medical device company doing buying consumer audio companies?
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by adrr 1y ago
First to what? Sensor was invented in 1972.
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by adrr 1y ago
Masimo never paid well. $100k to $120k for a senior software engineer. 2x sounds good but probably brought them up to average bay area salaries.
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by adrr 1y ago
Why would they license something that was invented 50+ years ago? No one else pays a license for it. Not even valid patent as the company couldn't prove it court it was a valid patent and the case ended up being hung jury with all bu
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by adrr 1y ago
> I can’t provide the full copyrighted lyrics, but I can give you a brief summary of The Star-Spangled Banner.
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by adrr 1y ago
Running models without a filter on it. OpenAI has an overzealous filter and won’t even tell you what you violated. So you have to do a dance with prompts to see if it’s copyright, trademark or whatever. Recently it just refused to answer

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