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alexc05
10y ago
Though, with a self driving car sharing would not necessarily mean you both need to use it at the same time. The car could pick you up, drive your 20 minutes, then drive to the other person on its own and drive their 20 minutes. "Seria
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in fairness to you an hawaiianbrah I'll admit that the $10k is pretty close to an upper limit on that one... any maybe rounded up as well. So my napkin calculation was roughly $30k for the base auto, financed at $500/month for 5
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10y ago
For further reference (as it seems I've been downvoted possibly for my own snark on this one) - since I can no longer edit the original comment, here are some references This appears to be the one I recall: http://calmerthan
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I believe I read a "study" recently where a news headline analysis found that roughly a third of question-headlines were "yes", the other two thirds? "No" and "Maybe" Turns out Betteridge's law i
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Have you ever checked out Reddit's https://Reddit.com/r/keto keto subreddit? The keto-flu is a known & expected phase that matches the "anxiety and headache" thing. If you quit sugar "cold turke
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I suspect it isn't about desire but income. A car can typically cost up to $10,000 per year regardless of specific purchase price there is insurance, fuel, repairs and/or car payments (lower purchase price on used vehicles raises
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10y ago
I wish they'd set up an ETF of some sort. I'd happily put in a share of my retirement savings in order to assist in that. I'm sure a sizeable portion of the coasts would too. Sure $1B from Gates will have an impact, but I cou
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At this rate they'll go from costing several lifetimes' salary to a single lifetime's salary ... by roughly the end of my own lifetime.
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I think it is because people are generally NOT saying that they should necessarily BLOCK things, but instead label them appropriately. THIS IS SATIRE: at the top of ONION articles. THIS IS FAKE: on top of us-political-truth-grabber-buzz.com
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Mark Zuckerberg had a similar indiscretion as a young man.
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This is a really nice story! It made me smile. Thanks for sharing your experience.
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OMG - you're 100% right and I've already passed the "you're still allowed to edit or delete this post" time limit imposed by HN. This is going to be a black mark on my OCD coder's soul for the rest of time. A c
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10y ago
well first thing - that code at the top can be simplified. function getDevJob(studying, hardwork, luck){ return study && hardwork && luck; } But more seriously - I actually really like point #2. I fi
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10y ago
> I was just a child of 5 when we were forced at gunpoint from our home and sent first to live in a horse stable at a local race track, a family of five crammed into a single smelly stall. > After several weeks, they sent us much fart
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10y ago
I have been waiting for that for years - now if they would only add TABS to real powershell (as opposed to powershell ISE) or if they can add colors to powershell ISE I will be super-duper-bonus happy.
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Alternatively by not amplifying their voices Twitter is not morally culpable in supporting them. That is a fair position to take. Additionally, it is a clear signal that the speech "type" has social repercussions in terms of loss
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Well yeah, that's part of the thought experiment and part of the reason it is such a iwildly beyond-science fiction scenario. Globally, the economic impact of cutting off ~350 million consumers would hurt but if you follow that line
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Thanks! Weird that I found it on Reddit and was linked straight through to the full article. I wonder it their out-link now works to disable paywalls like the google search web links do for some? https://out.reddit.com/t3_5c
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As I read this I stared thinking about the "wildest" scenarios I could around China attempting to enforce climate action on the USA. With the understanding that it is a somewhat "beyond science fiction" level scenario. W
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China warns Trump against abandoning climate change deal
(ft.com)
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Actually, it sounds like he might be moving towards a situation where "we" burn a lot more coal, do a lot more fracking and, do a lot more of the things that generally release carbon into the atmosphere. That actually is a very ba
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In fairness, quite often we see examples of "political heat" being driven by wilful ignorance and disingenuous outrage. In order to "score points" with the people who are watching them yell at their opponent. A politicia
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> very strongly influenced by the “question authority” ethos of 1960s and ’70s counterculture Sounds like he's really a shining example of those hippie ideals. Strike back at "the man" and his regulations on behalf of thos
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That is fair - however it does not have to be implemented by stopping the information from spreading. An alternative could be to refuse to distribute the false information without a disclaimer reading "DEBUNKED / FALSE / see
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In fairness, I should mention that by "auto snopes" I mean "implement an auto-debunker" or even just "auto fair balance" which automatically adds "the other side" to anything linked on facebook. I hav
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This is actually an incredible option ... and for me, quite a mind-blowing one. Could news.facebook.com be an actual content-producer with real journalism? Large, investigative projects on what is possibly the world's largest distribut
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I think it would be relatively easy to have an "auto-snopes" feature which detects a URL being shared and immediately attaches a post that says "this has been debunked by X" For example - I've seen dozens of links t
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Looks like they need some qa. The sample Adwords report looks really buggy on the iPad Pro (chrome)
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Absolutely! You've got my sympathy here. Failing an interview can be a massive kick in the egoand self-esteem. Though, I don't know about the muscle pains, and personally, my frustration is more with the hiring process that is so
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I did a quick Google and it appeared to me that most of the adverse events were measured at rates in the 10's per 10,000 ... Though that is absolutely from a very high level. This study was presenting at around 20% (IIRC, I was reading
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