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ardit33
7y ago
BMW has an overall product problem as well, not just EVs.... their newest cars' outside design is getting stale, and their cars just keep adding weight... They are loosing their 'sporty' pedigree and credibility fast, and t
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ardit33
7y ago
Their new M8 "performance grand tourer" weights almost as much as a Ford F-150 Truck.... not kidding
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ardit33
7y ago
A native hacker news iOS app and more.... work in progress... https://ibb.co/KLCSsTy https://ibb.co/RcHDwvN https://ibb.co/25vX0hT https://ibb.co/gD89CG6
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ardit33
7y ago
Manhattan has plenty..... especially Upper West Side, and UES, and Kips Bay area (I have a school nearby, so see them everyday) and there is a high-school right next to Madison Park, and the East Village is dotted with schools. I know th
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ardit33
7y ago
The number of "Obese People" far outweighs the number of chronic alcoholics... we are talking about almost 1/3rd of the population being obese (i.e. not just a bit fat, or chubby, just straight out obese).
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ardit33
7y ago
ugh, this totally vendor lock-in . 1. If my app is both in IOS and Android, and maybe Windows, would this work across platforms? The answer looks like no... Apple's definition of "multiplatform" means iOS, TVOS and Watc
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ardit33
7y ago
Nice analysis. The point that many people make: "* Upto 50% of pollution a car will cause is done during production of the car ie before even a kilometre has been driven. Replacing lots of good working cars from the street is not envi
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ardit33
7y ago
well there are plenty of crappy employers out there than just want cheap labor, but there are plenty that just want the best employees available world wide, especially if they compete in a world wide market. When I worked at Spotify (NYC of
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ardit33
7y ago
Heating your home "ruins" the world. You probably wont die at 40*F inside your home, but it sure would suck living that type winter. So does cooling it during the summer, so do many other modern amenities, etc... At some point i
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ardit33
7y ago
You have never flied a kite have you? What do they most of them look like? Flying wing!
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ardit33
7y ago
Just curious, What do you use instead?
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ardit33
7y ago
I am still scratching my head why the 'some' keyword is needed/required for opaque types. Eg. SquareButton and RoundButton are implementations of the Button (protocol). You want to create a function that returns the button,
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ardit33
7y ago
you are right, not sure why you are being downvoted Almost no large scale app uses storyboards for most of their ui....
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ardit33
7y ago
My third smartphone was an android, and unfortunately Android is a 'death by thousands cuts' type of experience.... I remember, even when their Dev APi and kits came out, the API was convoluted, unnecessary complex, and also a &#x
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ardit33
7y ago
Farmed Norwegian Salmon is one of the most toxic fish out there.... Unless something has changed in the last two years, I'd steer clear of that stuff.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RYYf8cLUV5E
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ardit33
7y ago
Interesting, thanks for the explanation
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ardit33
7y ago
I am going out of a limb and say that there is a chance that immigration is a factor as well. Pre 1990, the immigration in Europe was very limited, and after the fall of Communism there have been large immigration movements within Europe, a
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ardit33
7y ago
Great, looks like you have discovered "That one trick that all engineers hate!" If all it took was some scafolding, some database columns and some html and sprinkle, you should be a millionare by now?
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ardit33
7y ago
I disagree with you. Having some really close friends (either first gen, or second/gen, born here), i'd say their values are pretty western overall, with a dose of 'immigrant mentality', which honestly is not much diff
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ardit33
7y ago
Lots of modern examples. Most faroe islands come from Viking males, raiding England or Ireland, killing and pillaging the local population, and kidnaping the women off to their island. "The Faroese are of mixed Norse and Gaelic origin
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ardit33
7y ago
There are the Baden and the Corded Ware cultures as well, but they are all related https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corded_Ware_culture https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baden_culture
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ardit33
7y ago
There is more modern clear evidence in favor of violence. Faroe Islands! Genetically Men all viking descendants, while almost 99% of the women's lineage comes from Celtic/Gaelic background. Basically the island was settled by p
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ardit33
7y ago
Sardinians, Basque (perhaps), Albanian and Greeks Albanian are a mix or Yammaya, Corded Ware cultures, and the hypothetical Pellasgian people/culture Greeks are in the same spot. They are called paleo-ballkanik population for a reason.
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ardit33
7y ago
You never been to NYC have you. There are plenty of ridiculous stores here as well. Once a place is big enough and has enough people with cash that don't know how to spend it, all kind of weird stores spring up, happy to get some of
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ardit33
7y ago
Limits per country it is not discrimination, as it limits a White British or French, a Myslim Pakistani, or Indian Hindu the same. The limits are there to prevent one ethnicity just gaming it industrial scale and taking over the system. Unf
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ardit33
8y ago
Read my comment. I specifically mentioned Britannia. The Franks (i.e. Merovingian), had less than 20% of the former Roman Empire in control. About 18%. The rest of Europe was extremely fragmented, and territories changing hands often
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ardit33
8y ago
Not correct. They were much worse indeed. Remember, Romans had a fairly advanced society, and buildings, architecture, and infrastructure. Roads crossing whole regions, (the highways of the time), aqua-ducts, ways to dispose sewage, etc.
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ardit33
8y ago
Try a coffee place. If you do work/read in a coffee place, it is easy to interact with other folks that are doing the same. Basically: Say, hi... what are your reading, working on...etc... 99% of my interactions this way have been p
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Square co-founder Tristan O’Tierney, who built its first mobile app, dead a 35
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ardit33
8y ago
That's not how it works. If a new platform or system enables efficiency, then it creates value. eg. Textile machinery. One machine can replace 100 of workers, (and it maybe a negatives for those 100 workers), but it can increase the
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