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andykellr
10y ago
This is great, but I don't like the space between function names and arguments. I'm going to fork this and create my own standard...
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11y ago
A quick Google search turned up this excerpt of his analysis of the Challenger disaster (beginning on page 14). https://blogs.stockton.edu/hist4690/files/2012/06/Edward-Tuf...
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11y ago
I'm ok with quiet, unmanned, self-driving delivery trucks that automate the package delivery process. I am not looking forward to delivery drones buzzing around overhead becoming a normal occurrence.
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11y ago
I do prefer a Tesla with a nicer interior. Like this Porsche, it doesn't exist. My point is that the interior, which is actually great but could possibly be better, isn't really important to me when nearly every other aspect of th
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11y ago
This is a common complaint by people and I'm starting to believe it's just the only thing people can find wrong with it so it seems to stick. I read the same thing yesterday on a different article about this new Porsche concept. T
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andykellr
11y ago
On public wifi, I use https://www.getcloak.com I also uninstalled Flash.
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andykellr
11y ago
"This small trick has intellectuals furious"
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12y ago
I was shocked when I saw these defaults on recent trips to NYC. I lived there before these machines and 15-20% has always been the standard--less if the driver was rude, reckless, or deliberately slow--but almost never more than 20%. Includ
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12y ago
I don't typically drive more than 250 miles a day, so I charge at home almost exclusively. Everyday I start with a full charge. Imagine every few days having to take your cell phone to a special store to charge it. That's what we&
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12y ago
As a Tesla owner, I actually feel like the press is too generous in their comparisons to similarly priced vehicles. Unless I was buying a car for a special purpose like track racing, I can't imagine spending the same amount or more on
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12y ago
Your generalizations about Michigan are misinformed. There are many people in Michigan that think that companies that sell things should be able to sell them to people that want to buy them. There are also many people that can afford a Tesl
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12y ago
When I got my car in March 2013, I decided it was so amazing that I should buy some stock. I don't really invest in individual stocks so I bought 100 shares at $20. A few weeks later I sold 50 for $35 (an amazing % return). Then I watc
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12y ago
I was there with my wife in November and in one small town you have mountains, a castle, cheese, a Tibet museum, and aliens. His art was far more provocative than I anticipated. I thought it was funny that there was an adults-only room. Som
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12y ago
They'd still be selling a cheap printer with expensive ink. That wouldn't make it a new business model and neither does Gillette selling a new handle with (existing) expensive blades.
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12y ago
"But here’s the true innovation: Gillette’s new razor will use P&G’s current blades" I'm confused. A new handle that let's you keep using existing $4 blades doesn't sound like a new business model. It just sound
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13y ago
They're going that way. Check out the 2014 map. Bryce might be tricky, but Zion should be easily reachable.
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andykellr
13y ago
Even on the 2015 map, northern Arizona above Flagstaff remains empty. Obviously the Grand Canyon is a factor in the northwest, but it's probably also due to them having trouble finding a location in the reservation. I've driven fr
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13y ago
Right, there's an average around 1 cent (across all domestic and international travel) and you're suggesting that you should save them for when it's to your advantage. I agree. Personally, I've never seen a flight where
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13y ago
The typical redemption estimate of a mile is 1 cent. Often $250 tickets are 25,000 miles, $500 tickets are 50,000 miles, etc. When you find a $1000 ticket for 25,000 use miles. I've seen $600 tickets for 125,000 miles. That's a ba