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by annexrichmond 3y ago
> You can find the benefits in most industries where you are providing a product to be used by the general public. I have background as an engineer in consumer products in SV for 10+ years Indeed the elephant in the room is that the peop
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
> Diversity is good for business. It's not clear to me that it is either good or bad for business. Why is this stated as a matter of fact. And please spare me links to studies funded by special interest groups. > You want peopl
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
Love to hear it, good luck!
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
Hey hope you're doing well - have your charges have been fully dropped finally?
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
Completely unrelated to the article: but what a refreshing website (on mobile at least). Fast, fluid, beautiful. Just its design made me feel compelled to check out and read other articles.
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
> in principle For all we know the ride isn’t over yet!
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
Some AWS outages have affected all AZs in a given region, so they aren't always all that isolated. For this reason many orgs are investing in multi-cloud architectures (in addition to multi region)
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
How many of those deaths per year are human drivers driving the same routes at the same hours in the same weather as Cruise vehicles? Without any normalization this comparison seems moot.
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
I’m really curious why they went with a sedan first (minus the practicality of a hatchback as well). No one’s buying $75k+ sedans these days - at that range people are mostly buying luxury crossovers, SUVs, or trucks. So is their strateg
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
Wow, this is something I do all the time as well.
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
Is there any data on how many people in California are being arrested over magic mushroom or LSD possession? What impact does this bill have in that sense?
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
It may have been Chef John who really popularized this first person angle
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
We can argue all day about whether Cruise was in the wrong here, but the fact is, with autonomous cars becoming more common, this kind of situation is going to happen - an autonomous car blocking a vehicle in an emergency - and protocols&#x
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
One suggestion, as someone who is an Infra engineer and doesn't know frontend too well anymore, the first step in the demo asks me to "Select your React platform" I don't know what that means, and what the implication of
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Account has been open for years, though I’ve been using it sparingly over the last 2
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Surprisingly they did not. Though I heard that is what typically happens. Maybe they just forgot.
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Last time I used Uber Eats they had a 2 for 1 burger like deal. The order total was X, but after checking out, the coupon wasn’t applied and my credit card was over charged. I was basically charged double what the invoice said Impossible t
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
FWIW Our Audis (Q5, A6 allroad) have significantly better MPGs than the advertised ones The Q5 advertises 28mlg on the highway but i consistently hit 30+ here And the wagon hits 35mpg on the highway very often even though it only advertises
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
Just like how Apple killed Tumblr for porn problems but gave Twitter a pass
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That was my first instinct too as I was unaware of the Barbie movie. Reminds me of the "Barbie" museum in the movie Rat Race, which to the family's shock was actually a Nazi museum.
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
From SFChronicle: > In 2019, dissatisfied workers successfully formed a union for the first time in Anchor’s history
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
The lack of native sidecar support was my biggest surprise when moving from ECS to EKS, and it was not fun hacking with shared process IDs to accomplish sidecars. I'm glad this is finally in but also curious how it takes roughly 3ish
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
Source? Perhaps this is outdated but this page says otherwise: “range of studies have found no evidence that sucralose causes cancer in humans” [1] https://www.cancer.gov/about-cancer/causes-prevention/risk/d.
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
I have seen this same claim so many times over the years and not once I have seen direct evidence of it, just hearsay. "My friend", "My wife's cousin", etc. How hard would it be to show before/after screensh
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
No, you can’t remove the “Special Coverage” section, which you can’t unsee in the macOS app. https://discussions.apple.com/thread/251600920
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I had to delete Apple News because Apple was forcibly inserting its own channels that I could not remove or say “Not Interested”, which you can normally do for all other channels. I recall they were BLM and COVID19; sorry that I don’t want
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
> If the ARPU is on the order of $0.12 a month Is that a matter of fact? How do you know it isn't higher? Also consider that it's not just advertising, it is also about funneling users to new products Reddit may want to devel
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
So is Apple going to remove Instagram from the App Store like they did with Tumblr?
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It's hard to be excited about a device that will supposedly be released early next year yet had no live demos. How do we know that anything they announced will work as expected? I recall that with the original iPhone and Apple Watch,
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I had the same thoughts, that Reddit's reasons must stem from opportunity cost. The Apollo developer does however address this in his post and he claims that Reddit's ARPU is only $0.36/quarter. Reddit has likely been doubli

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