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by an_account 9y ago
I was wondering that too. If they clay is able to cool off and "reset" in winter then the real story is just that these lines see more use today.
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by an_account 9y ago
That part of the process doesn't seem relevant to how they are packaged.
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by an_account 9y ago
In train yards you could probably use electric motorized carriages pretty easily, that could be switched to different lines (at slower speeds).
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by an_account 9y ago
You could also just post on Facebook, "I'm okay, I survived [the event]" if you would find value in telling all your friends. Why does Facebook need to prompt?
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by an_account 9y ago
What are the options for training the models?
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by an_account 9y ago
It's great for my team. We are highly collaborative, so it helps to just be able to turn around and talk. White noise generators and carpet kill sound from traveling very far (i.e. between teams). People who need to focus grab a room o
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by an_account 9y ago
Honest question: why make the distinction between top level domains and secondary level domains?
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by an_account 9y ago
What are some ways to "provide value" to people you are just meeting for the first time?
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by an_account 9y ago
The teachers unions keeps terrible teachers employed. In California some school districts have pulled teachers from classrooms because they are unfit to teach, but they can't fire them because of union rules. They are literally paid to
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by an_account 9y ago
It's very obviously a copycat. That okay of course, but it's definitely a copycat.
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by an_account 9y ago
Large hotel chain are starting to become tech aware themselves. Why would they let some other company take 30% of their revenue when they can do it themselves now? That's massive revenue, not "breadcrums". Certainly hotels sh
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by an_account 9y ago
I'm sure you read this as well after it loaded, but the article does mention that in urban areas most payments are mobile. It's the rural areas using conferfeits.
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by an_account 9y ago
But the article also claims that the central bank would have to buy the counterfeit (and legit) currency at a premium, so that it's worth it to the citizens to exchange.
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by an_account 9y ago
Can the border patrol ask you to sign into any online service? Because that's essentially what this is. The data isn't on the computer they are searching, it's on a server thousands of miles away. The data was erased from t
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by an_account 9y ago
I'm sure Apple pays enough for their employees to pay for daycare if they need it. I don't really think taking care of kids is my employer's business.
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by an_account 9y ago
My guess is they don't want to put in the lawyer work to figure out if they can. I imagine HBO has to heavily vet things like this, unlike small startups.
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by an_account 9y ago
This was address in the article. "Only idiots never change their mind."
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by an_account 9y ago
It's super easy not to tip with Lyft though. I almost never do, unless the driver was especially good (provided good conversation, recommendations, etc).
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by an_account 9y ago
Google has both "goog" stock and "googl" stock. One of which has essentially no voting rights and both have no dividends. The one with voting rights has slightly higher price, but they track each other pretty closely.
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by an_account 9y ago
When you are a ~4% _owner_ in a company, you should (and do) have say in how that company is managed.
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by an_account 9y ago
1) happens naturally in most markets. Without net-neutrality I believe that it would be harder for these companies to be dethroned if something better came along. 2) I think will only continue to be true for a short period of time. With pro
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by an_account 9y ago
Ah, thanks! I didn't scroll down on my phone all the way since the plans were just getting more expensive. It's obvious now that I'm on a desktop.
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by an_account 9y ago
Did the free option go away? (On my phone now so I can't try it out.)
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by an_account 9y ago
Tap water has more stringent safety standards than bottled. So unless you live in flint, then safety shouldn't really be an issue.
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by an_account 9y ago
IIRC a judge determined that it's not legally a racket because yelp has control over what they do with their platform.
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by an_account 9y ago
If you're using an active "jammer", then yes it's highly illegal. However, if you build a RF blocking wall, then it is legal.
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by an_account 9y ago
And both, while noble causes, are unrealistic for most software products.
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by an_account 9y ago
Which laws did Uber break? You said it was a "clear" violation, but it seems like there's a lot of debate. I don't know enough either way, so I'd like to hear your explanation.
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by an_account 9y ago
Im super excited to see what apple does in the next 12-24 months. Apple hasn't seemed to do much of anything substantial for the past few years, but now there's tons of rumors flying around left and right about _every_ product lin
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by an_account 9y ago
I love my manual tramsission but traffic is hellish on long drives. If my daily commute was in traffic (like many parts of LA and other major cities), then I definitely wouldn't want an manual for that. But yeah, I do love my stick shi

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