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by antr 8y ago
In my book 135 km/h for a car designed for the city is fast
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by antr 8y ago
I agree. However, from the reviews I've been reading from all three Tesla models is that their built quality is far from their Audi, BMW and Mercedes equivalents. I guess that what I'm trying to say is that the Model 3 value propo
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by antr 8y ago
Speed =! Acceleration
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by antr 8y ago
I can vouch for the Renault Zoe. It's a superb car: fast, modern, roomy, perfect for the city and 150-200km trips, etc. Without a doubt, I'd buy the Reneault Zoe over a Tesla Model 3.
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Mercedes Readies First Tesla Rival in $12B Attack(bloomberg.com)
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Apple becomes world's first trillion dollar company(theguardian.com)
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Ask HN: How do you manage a portfolio of domain names?
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by antr 8y ago
> The EU is probably better off with the UK in it Personally I don't agree. I think they are better in the EEA, but not in the EU. The UK has traditionaly blocked, what I believe to be, important matters such as EU defense proposals
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by antr 8y ago
You said it "Market dominance is, as such, not illegal under EU antitrust rules." It isn't about a monopoly, it's about abusing power.
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by antr 8y ago
This fine isn't about monopoly. But Google: - has required manufacturers to pre-install the Google Search app and browser app (Chrome), as a condition for licensing Google's app store (the Play Store); - made payments to certain l
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by antr 8y ago
I suggest the URL is changed to the official press release: http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-18-4581_en.htm
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The Hustlers Fueling Cryptocurrency’s Marketing Machine(wired.com)
1 points by antr 8y ago|0 comments
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Ubisoft Says Next Gen Is Last; Microsoft Looks Beyond Platforms(variety.com)
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'Sonic attack' fears as more US diplomats fall ill in China(theguardian.com)
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by antr 8y ago
You are trying to justify a coup. A coup by a minority of the population that has a distorted view of history as a result of years of astroturfing. So if applying the law is "crushing a political movement", let's crush it all
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Apple’s working on a powerful, wireless headset for both AR, VR(cnet.com)
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Netflix overseas sales to surpass US home market(ft.com)
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Google works out way for AI to isolate voices in a crowd(arstechnica.com)
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by antr 9y ago
"Move fast and break things." Sigh...
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CA execs filmed explaining how to spread info without it looking like propaganda(channel4.com)
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SEC Charges Theranos and CEO Elizabeth Holmes with ‘massive Fraud’(engadget.com)
1 points by antr 9y ago|1 comments
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by antr 9y ago
"U.S. Electricity Sales", as shown in the graph, is net of any restrictions, generation efficiency, transmission losses, etc.
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by antr 9y ago
I agree with your comment, but it still is dangling carrots. Some soft, some hard.
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by antr 9y ago
Energy investor here. This has very little to do with "energy efficiency" and more with the de-industrialisation of the US economy, and a shift to a more service-oriented one. A services-based economy is less energy-hungry, result
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by antr 9y ago
US-biased headline. This is what US-tech firms have been doing for years, dangling carrots on foreign talent. The same reason why the US VC-lobby has been up in arms on anything and everything work visas related. China is the new USA.
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by antr 9y ago
There is plenty of profit to be made... lower insurance premiums result in higher profits for Amazon, JP Morgan and BH
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by antr 9y ago
I can only hope for Apple to revive the Mac Mini, or the " Bring Your Own Display, Keyboard and Mouse" concept. I think there is a (small) market for Apple, but it is also a way bring new users into the Mac ecosystem (although the
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by antr 9y ago
the mods should link to the Europen Commission website... not Techcrunch, which is a low-quality copy & paste: http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-18-421_en.htm
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by antr 9y ago
Link to the article's source: http://europa.eu/rapid/press-release_IP-18-421_en.htm
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Qualcomm fined €1bn by the EC for paying Apple to guarantee chip exclusivity(euronews.com)
5 points by antr 9y ago|1 comments

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