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by beaner 13y ago
They will have them make the robots produced by the other 7 companies they just bought look pretty and operate simply. At least, that's my hope. Nest team + hardcore robotics teams = potentially awesome stuff.
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by beaner 13y ago
Bitcoin is automatically exchanged to USD for them by coinbase at the time of the transaction.
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by beaner 13y ago
There are a lot of people in the world who see every action that others take as some kind of personal statement on the world, instead of just seeing those choices as people doing things for themselves out of natural interest. You eat meat?
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by beaner 13y ago
The people who make the most noise about the American Dream failing them are mostly young whites who've chosen personal, liberal arts pursuits as a career, with the expectation that society should support them at it. Comparisons to ric
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by beaner 13y ago
"Rational" has never meant that people know what they need, only that they know what they want. And people can "want" things for any number of silly or rational reasons. In the case of Dogecoin, it may be silly to you,
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by beaner 13y ago
They actually do do business with you in the form of a 10 btc limit at ach transfer speeds. For most people this is annoying but sufficient. They're just not willing to, you know, give a total stranger on the internet access to $5,00
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by beaner 13y ago
This is negative commenting. A new awesome feature came out and you said you don't really care about it unless they also provide X features. But then you gave no argument as to whether or not they already provide X features. This le
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by beaner 13y ago
> Well they refunded the BTC. In order to get a response, all I had to do was post on several BTC related forums and chat, contact the founders on Twitter, LinkedIn, and Facebook, and file a complaint with the government. Note that the u
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by beaner 13y ago
> I love the fact that Mozilla keeps pushing javascript to its limits. You make it sound like they're the only ones doing this kind of thing. Anybody remember this? www.findyourwaytooz.com
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by beaner 14y ago
Yeah, that's suspicious. On my Macbook Air, which is noticeably weaker, I don't experience any of that with Chrome.
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by beaner 14y ago
Actually it seems a large part of the expectation is that many slackers will prefer quitting to commuting. This would allow Yahoo to get rid of the unproductive and/or hire actual productive people in their place, with little effort. I don
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by beaner 14y ago
Goliath is probably Luxottica, who owns a lot of other companies and sells a large share of high end eyewear. 60 Minutes did a piece on them: http://www.cbsnews.com/video/watch/?id=7424700n
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by beaner 14y ago
Maybe someone here will know - is Firefox OS going to be customized by manufacturers like Android, or the same everywhere like Windows? I know it's open source so manufacturers could do whatever they want, but maybe there's some agreement
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by beaner 14y ago
No reason it can't be both.
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by beaner 14y ago
I disagree. I have had success in tech twice. Trying to talk about it usually bores my dates. I could talk about it all day with someone who was interested, but for some strange reason the topics of web development and working from home
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by beaner 14y ago
I would say that even that isn't reality. I'm a rich startup guy in NYC and I can't get a date. City and status aren't enough.
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by beaner 14y ago
I know. I thought I wasn't supposed to have introspective life crises until middle age. At 27, this wave of 20s themed self improvement/"watch out" articles are making me feel like a failure the same way Calvin Klein ads make me feel like