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by caprese 8y ago
The housing is cheaper currently, the food is/can be cheaper. More transportation options exist. Taxes are mostly the same. Activities within city limits are much more numerous, varied, and unique than SF or any city in the bay area. T
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It took a little re-learning for me, since the aughts had so much furor and exuberance for multithreaded possibilities, as a holdover from using the newly abundant computational resources as efficiently as possible. The reality is, or has b
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I wonder how his documents would compare to listings on Oasis and Alphabay these days.
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by caprese 8y ago
Plane tilts down due to erroneous inputs. Pilot solution: A) turn off autopilot B) learn how to play MCAS override, current high score 6 minutes. Plane maker solution: Get rid of MCAS and deal with the fallout that will broadcast, and stop
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I've never had these kind of issues. The article I'm waiting for is how everyone leaves each other good reviews even though some shit went down. It's kind of a code.
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by caprese 8y ago
Seriously? Why you gotta ruin a good hustle? I usually just give an upward head nod to lobby staff and its all good. +5 Charisma They know whats up.
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> It would be unprincipled and ideological if people complained about tech salaries in NYC simply because tech is widely disliked, even when there's a bigger target to go after. Target bingo is uncoordinated and dilutive. > this
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> Walmart competes with local businesses. Gucci does not. Sure, lets go down this rabbit hole separately. What about the Target locations, the massive multi-story Home Depot on 23rd st taking up half a block, Bed Bath & Beyond, Ikea.
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by caprese 8y ago
Where there is a will there is a way
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by caprese 8y ago
My observation is the most suicide discussion has greatly reduced suicide to the point that there isn't a discussion. On Quora I once explained to a perplexed Chinese poster that our culture aims to avoid suicide and views it as a non-
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by caprese 8y ago
Yeah would like to add that asylum applicants are given very limited work privileges limited to a specific area within a country, where the countries try to distribute the load quite a bit. But it's also easy to just keep walking to th
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by caprese 8y ago
Exactly, I think of them as exhibits. I've looked at brick and mortar as museums for a long time and I'm not the only one. My wonderment and praise for the gallery curator shattered by the clerk trying to upsell me on a store cred
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> an amount that dwarfs the subsidies offered to Amazon one thing I really love about NYC is how easy it is to deflect attention and get what you want exhibit A: "tech workers" make the same amount in NYC as they do in the Bay
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the pension is older than inflation based monetary policy in the United States
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Heroku's $7 instances and the $25 instances are not very different. There is also the free instance that sleeps for 6 hours. You have to factor in that you get free tiers of many things, all managed together like docker would help with
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One yield curve inversion and everyone rushes to press submit on their draft S-1
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Right I wasn't talking about just gold. Bitcoin is held to a higher standard than actual currencies with regard to how much or little of it is used for purchases, and it is held to a higher standard than precious metals like gold with
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by caprese 8y ago
Traditionally bitcoin has been held to a new higher impossible standard than other asset classes, when put on the same level of them it functions similarly. For example, when looked at as a currency it acts similarly. Where the small tiny f
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by caprese 8y ago
Only an edge case because: There are more and more reasons to VPN through different countries. There are more and more teams using A/B tests and completely removing the human element from their UX design process. A human would say &quo
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by caprese 8y ago
Why does "check out premium" go to a memoir of their design career - with a call to action basically hidden at the bottom - instead of straight to the subscription page? I read the first two sentences, then scrolled a little faste
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by caprese 8y ago
someone seriously took a twitter meme reposted to instagram and made a website out of it? mumble cringe
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by caprese 8y ago
Maybe you were primarily trying to access services outside of China? Within China things can be decently fast and low latency - from what I hear - and it is a large place with a lot of compute infrastructure. You have to treat it as its own
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> Most of the time it's what people want. It really sucks being a frequent traveller, and frequent VPN user and having to REALLY go out of my way just to get some useful default behavior. VPNing through Iceland and now all the Googl
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Yeah its a game changer. Marriott brand is rolling them out, and Hyatt has them too. These are massive portfolios now, and will save them from getting screwed over continually by Apple changing the docking station ports. For now Chromecast
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> I don’t believe you have any idea what you are speaking about. You are gatekeeping based on irrelevant details when my point is that prior entrants had higher or untenable costs and Google might not, which I think you agreed on. Google
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Onlive - required other people's infrastructure and a hardware play, and a software client. Playstation Now - required Sony to buy/use a cloud service, maintain it, and expensive Sony hardware just as a force of habit. Google - ne
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> TELL YOUR FELLOW AMERICANS that you plan to cross the United States by train, and their reactions will range from amusement at your spellbinding eccentricity to naked horror Its not just that its the train use, its the fact that you wa
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alongside the potential distractions when different preoccupations are available
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European Commission anti-trust rules are stricter and have more teeth than other large market's 100 year old laws. They don't borrow from their case law either. Its current embodiment is only 10 years old so they are at the stage
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Informed consent and revokable consent are not novel concepts. The ability to prove consent is novel.

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