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carlivar
8y ago
Where does your "almost ready" quote come from?
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Red Ink: Housing Inflects Further in Bay Area’s Sonoma County
(wolfstreet.com)
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Spotify activity in the early days was super prominent in the Facebook activity feed and that weird mini feed they used to have. So I think they probably got more new customers from that angle as they might have lost from the login limitati
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Not really half-thought. I think she fully thought. She thought half the content was bullshit. "The swamis were right: You and the voice in your head — whatever you want to call it — are pretty much all you have in the end. You have to
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Yes, this is a good point. DHH had some rants recently on Twitter about Brian Acton selling out his company to Facebook. I found it interesting that the lifetime financial security for all WhatsApp employees wasn't mentioned. It's
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8y ago
So, Dunbar's Number
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8y ago
I don't think they will be profitable enough to pay back the staggering loans coming due. Even if they manage, I fail to see why they should be priced much differently than GM, Ford, BMW, Mercedes, Toyota as far as long-term stock valu
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It's offered by my work in their small list of "approved" hardware. I do most intensive things on remote servers. In a laptop I mostly care about keyboard quality, weight, and battery life.
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So for those that don't do cpu intensive tasks on their laptop, there is no performance difference? Works for me.
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I think the excitement in the negativity is because Musk behaves like a petulant manchild. I like Tesla and want them to succeed. I don't like Musk and don't want blowhards like him to succeed.
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Just making profitability is irrelevant if they can't pay back the enormous loans coming due over the next year. (Also I don't think they'll be profitable)
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We would have come earlier but your husband wasn't dead yet.
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8y ago
The thing that made NT4 still "super uncool" for me was needing to reboot when the IP address changed. Back at that time of NT4 & Linux 2.2, I'd argue Solaris was the best option.
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When was it cool?
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Seattle weather.
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Where do you work? I've rarely experienced this. Current and last company, both fast moving adtech firms, we are always desperate for good managers. BUT the key is only to have managers with, well, management skills. That does not mean
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8y ago
That seems really passive aggressive. Why not just ask them to have their conversation elsewhere?
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8y ago
Sort of. They need good search results so users return and have a probability of ad click again.
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8y ago
Yes, and then they bought inktomi.
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Financial education in schools hardly applies to this situation. As the article states, much of this is helping out people that are extremely distracted by their careers and are on the road constantly. Even with the motivation, I bet the ti
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Deflecting the analyst's question about Model 3 reservations was the opposite of blunt and direct.
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8y ago
It. Is. Not. Self. Driving. It has a fancy cruise control.
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The only problem is that Apple products have been printing money for the past 15 years while Tesla products burn through money. The argument against Tesla isn't about their products, it is about the economic valuation of the company ma
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8y ago
That exec was probably the SolarCity CEO at the time, who is Elon Musk's cousin, so that might be a little awkward.
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Probably referring to the Black Forest of medieval Germany.
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> Why don’t you get an Android phone, to which I reply: I’m not turning my texts green. So the author is complaining about proprietary tech on his iPhone (Lightning port analog audio adapter) when open alternatives exist (3.5mm jack), wh
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To be fair, a major reason they are expensive to insure is because parts and labor are in low supply and high demand, thus high repair costs.
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Extremely visible. You can create one yourself via many free web tools. Just Google it.
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Are you aware of the amortization schedule? Interest portion of the payoff is front loaded. It is a very good deal to write a mortgage no matter what the rate is, assuming default risk is low.
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8y ago
Hacker News commenters seem to be a poor representation of the average population.
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