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auiya
6y ago
I see the comparison you're trying to make with the recent LG news, but here's why I think it's not fair to compare smart phones and cars in terms of commoditization. Smart phones in terms of styling are all basically a blac
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auiya
6y ago
Comma usage, pedophilia endorsement, it's all basically the same.
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>it feels like a chore to be driving somewhere Of course, it's a minivan. Buy a car that handles well and it doesn't feel like a chore anymore.
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6y ago
I've never once experienced this at a dealership.
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6y ago
No way, I can type an order of magnitude faster on a soft keyboard.
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6y ago
You're gonna want to sit down when you hear about the container shipping industry then.
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6y ago
I guess this is why I'm being downvoted by current cult members.
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6y ago
Can any former Amazon employees confirm if Amazon is indeed a cult? Do we need an intervention? Blink once for yes, twice for no.
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6y ago
Aye by dredge boats running massively large slurry pumps. My partner works for a company that manufactures said pumps, they can MOVE SOME SLUDGE. Think the same sort of setup they use for underwater gold mining, but on a way way more mass
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6y ago
That's what it must be then, a cultivar that's quite different from its origins.
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6y ago
There's a smoked chili pepper which I believe is native to the area that is labeled as "ghana pepper" for export, and is hard to find elsewhere. It is _incredible_.
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6y ago
I want literally none of these settings, how is this "sensible"?
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6y ago
And most brands with a product to sell make the problems seem far less severe and significant than they really are, which is why we need to question both.
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6y ago
Astra Zeneca says it's less than 40 cases in 17 million. Are those numbers accurate? That seems like quite a small population affected.
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6y ago
> This is going to kill SF and to a lesser extant, NY, to no longer have these high tax paying employees. Sounds like a simple market correction, since those two cities have been extreme outliers for quite some time.
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6y ago
It will be both. The higher performers will have higher employer pool availability driving demand up, the entry-level performers will have higher competition barriers to entry from peers.
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Imagine we treated audio production the same way we treated video/movie production. The whole paradigm between starving musicians and Hollywood film stars is ridiculous. And to be honest, the two trades are not that much far removed
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6y ago
Mine was in information security (undergrad was CS). It was generally my experience that it didn't weigh much in the minds of hiring managers, at least not as much as real world experience. It does however seem to buy you a higher init
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6y ago
I did an online MS at Georgia Tech. I paid full price tuition for the program. Literally 3 years after I graduated, they announced a slash in price by 80 (EIGHTY!) percent. The program was excellent, and if not for my company offering to
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6y ago
The New York Times is getting into the attribution game now?
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A friend used to work for a porn hosting company doing account maintenance and general sysadmin. He said that's how he learned how to use Lynx.
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6y ago
Whenever you come up with a hair-brained idea for time/cost-savings at the expense of your employees? Don't.
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6y ago
I'm running a 2011 MBA with way less than 8 GB RAM and the web is perfectly usable. Why wouldn't it be?
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Wave was an awesome product too. It's really a shame it succumbed to the fickle and careless whims of Google's upper management. They've had so many solid products that didn't get a properly good push, and instead push
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6y ago
> He is not a master hacker Those who have watched his reverse engineering malware live streams would beg to differ.
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6y ago
Nonsense. https://www.crustkingdom.com/pizza-oven-cost/
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6y ago
CDC says it's still rising. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/cases-updates/case...
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6y ago
I've eaten there, it was pretty good. If you're going for that kind of dedication to pizza however, breaking off the lock on the cleaning cycle of your oven is a wonky way to go about it. You'd be better suited building a w
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6y ago
Source ingredients that are only available in one location on earth, and cook using a device which is very uncommon in most households. Sure, easy.
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6y ago
If a phone is designed so the screen always breaks when it hits the ground unless it's protected by a case, it would make more sense to manufacture the phone inside a case already, no? I.e. make a raised rubber bezel around the screen
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