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by canes123456 8y ago
People do try to use therapy as an urgent care center. People go to a therapy for help not committing suicide or harming someone else. It is a terrible idea. They can and should go to an actual emergency room.
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by canes123456 8y ago
Palmetto high school is one of the better public schools in Miami but Miami public school are pretty bad and under funded. Palmetto is far from an elite high schools where only rich people go.
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by canes123456 8y ago
History told backwards makes events seem more inevitable and not less. You are looking for the cause of what will happen instead of wondering. Knowing the end colors how you read all the events leading up to this. I believe this is the prob
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by canes123456 8y ago
Leather soles don't last forever, unless you only ever wear them indoors. If you live wear it rains or walk on sidewalks a lot, nice leather soles will last less than rubber soles. Also, you probably won't want to resole more than
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by canes123456 9y ago
You say three times as if that is more valuable than paying every month . I paid $35 in 2014 for both the Mac and windows version. I might have upgraded the Mac version once, but anyway you calculate it, I paid way less than subscription p
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by canes123456 9y ago
Yes but malintent is much rarer than oversight. Even for actions that hurt customers, are not truly a choice. Save for Google and Facebook, even CEOs that hurt the bottom line for a minor moral victory will be replaced with other people.
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by canes123456 9y ago
They were never the good guys. Apple is not the bad guys. They are both huge corporations with tons of people with varying motivations and goals. You were and are creating a narrative about intentions that probably does not exist.
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by canes123456 9y ago
I am saying there is no connection between the two. You don't need a single complete formal system for a useful model of what is occurring. Godel was saying there can't be one true complete set of axioms for mathematics. This does
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by canes123456 9y ago
> what if there is no good formal theory to explain how it works? We don't need a theory that is perfect. Each theory was partially wrong but still lets you make useful predictions about the world. We need useful models that let you
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by canes123456 9y ago
I don't care one way or the other but I don't see 'crypto' being that widespread yet.
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by canes123456 9y ago
I don't think so. They want to be the only middleman. Suppliers can buy shelf space in Amazon stores but I don't think they will help retailers. They want to make a small percentage of every sale.
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by canes123456 9y ago
Are you a subscriber? The weekly articles are not bait. They are longer about bigger theories and trends. The emails are shorter and more focused on news. He just applies and develops the same theories to the daily news. Both are very good
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by canes123456 9y ago
"And whether cutting out the variable costs of a cashier etc is really worth the trouble in R&D and systems." No, it is not worth it... for a retailer. This is what makes it an effective moat. Fast forward 10 years and Amazon
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by canes123456 9y ago
Security is a hygiene feature. You spend time to avoid negative PR not to sell more phones.
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by canes123456 9y ago
I wondered about this. I have some Indian coworkers who make a lot more than me who rotate between a tiny amount of clothes.
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by canes123456 9y ago
> We did this in Clicker Heroes, and I don't like that we did. But I'm learning more and more that it's hard to compete against scummy tactics. Props to for going against the HN hive mind. F2P is successful because most pe
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by canes123456 9y ago
Is this serious question? Yes, people are still saying the same thing about test-driven development.
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by canes123456 9y ago
SV might be going too far in the other direction but the market inefficiency for rest of the world is overpaying old white guys. The people younger than me are smarter, harder working than me and underpaid. They lack a bit of experience but
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by canes123456 9y ago
Yeah but if it falls to 2016 levels it will spike and fall many times as people try to get it back to 2017 levels.
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by canes123456 9y ago
I think I understand the point you are making but this is way more confusing for me. Partly this can be blamed on imperative lanuages and = vs ==.
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by canes123456 9y ago
App Store search is a disgrace. At least the apps in ads are still being developed. Google search has ads taking up the whole page preventing you from seeing actually good results
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by canes123456 9y ago
Not if the government already pays for it. Why open up self-funded slots and show that the government doesn't need to pay for it? If you make a small profit, you are just putting the other pure profit slots at risk...
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by canes123456 9y ago
Whatever you think about Facebook, it is not irrelevant to the vast majority of people. What was the pressing issue it was solving? Even the personal computer was not solving a pressing issue at the time. New products create the demand for
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by canes123456 9y ago
I don't like any of these ideas but dismissing only the most pressing problems is a silly way to judge ideas. It is easy to pick apart ideas, look: - cost of housing in cities: Convince home owners to vote against their own self intere
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by canes123456 9y ago
I agree with you and are suspicious of the power of increasing raw data in the near term. I think there are a few dumb things we can do that have a chance at being useful. The usefulness of something like this would have to be extremely nar
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by canes123456 9y ago
This article is biased nonsense. Gruber is a smart guy but his biases blind him to nuances way too often. Apple is talking about the spec for face id but clearly said nothing about the specs for each part.
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by canes123456 9y ago
Did you notice the hypocrisy of your comment? I need to be more careful because my cable frayed but MagSafe is amazing because of all these people are so clumsy that they are tripping over the cable and launching laptops onto the floor. If
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by canes123456 9y ago
My experience could not be more different from you. My cable started fraying badly after 1-2 years and finally died after 3.5 years. I have only used it at home and a handful of trips where it been packed most of the time. I tripped on a la
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by canes123456 9y ago
Read this: https://stratechery.com/2017/the-uber-disaster-round-up-waym... There many links to more information on why it might be winner take all and the upside of Lyft.
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by canes123456 9y ago
Google business model is advertising. The number of devices it sells is a rounding error.Google is good at services like search, maps, gmail etc.

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