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cco
8y ago
Protip if anybody wants to talk sports at a tech company and is finding the technical teams lacking, head on over to the Go-to-Market teams; knowing what's going on in whatever sport is in season is basically in their job description.
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cco
8y ago
So if Apple relented and added a touchscreen to their laptops you'd be all set?
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cco
8y ago
>First, you need to factor a cost of living adjustment. Oregon seems a bit more expensive than the Netherlands. Bay Area is a lot more expensive than Oregon. This doesn't gel with my experience at all and the numbers don't bear
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cco
8y ago
I'm curious where he drew that number from.
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cco
8y ago
This doesn't appear to be inflation adjusted, at least I saw no mention of it. Quick math below based on BLS's inflation calculator. Year Starting $ Inflation Inflation adjusted to 2018 2000 $48,000 1.50 $67,500 2001 $6
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8y ago
I have to know which city this is, I need details on this proposed pet cemetery!
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cco
8y ago
I definitely notice it's a bit slower to load new pages of emails, never noticed any laggy scrolling though.
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cco
8y ago
Which parts get in your way? I much prefer the previous gen to current default settings but I've found that you can largely emulate the previous gen even if it's not perfect.
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cco
8y ago
That's awesome, I didn't know WeChat already had this. Just gotta wait for Square to catch up!
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cco
8y ago
Could you clarify this comment? It doesn't immediately make sense on the surface. Who's being racist and why?
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8y ago
We need to first make sure we're all talking about the same problem. When people complain about the homeless of San Francisco it is not the people Doreen is taking about. The people in question are severely mentally ill, addicts, likel
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8y ago
Depending upon the state a few ounces of weed could get him locked away for far longer than it would take to get his mental illness under control. That to me starkly calls out the hypocrisy.
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8y ago
Almost, but go further. QR code on your table, open Square Cash app and pay directly from your phone and automatically divvy up bills between guests.
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8y ago
Completely agree that the lack of easy repair is a valid criticism of the Essential phone.
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cco
8y ago
The Essential phone handily beats OnePlus at $500 or $450. It was priced at $750 I believe on launch and failed completely there. Essential also seemingly spent a lot of time, money, and internal phone volume on their add on feature. A comp
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8y ago
That's an interesting opinion that differs from my item. My impression to all software costs, not just this one, is, "Wow, software is just so damn cheap!" Compared to any physical project or product software is by comparison
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cco
8y ago
Do you have any examples? I'm always curious for counter points.
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cco
8y ago
Ah interesting, I didn't know!
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8y ago
You have to pay them as much as it would cost to manufacture in the Western country doing the out-sourcing...so unless the cost of these extra quality checks outweighs the cost of on-shoring you might as well measure angular momentum. Madne
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cco
8y ago
I would also support drone manufacturers self regulating via GPS deadzones in designated no fly areas. Nearly all drones of a meaningful size are GPS enabled and could be disabled in range of a no fly zone. Yes it could be spoofed, yes it w
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cco
8y ago
Sorry for the confusion, I was recently in Athens and saw the Antikythera mechanism in person. That said I'd love to see ClickSpring's version in person once it's completed!
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8y ago
Won't this rapidly become beside the point? With text to speech software becoming so amazing, see Google's Duplex, I'm not that concerned with caller ID and am massively concerned for aging boomers who will have to contend wi
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cco
8y ago
If anybody is interested in the construction of this device, definitely check out ClickSpring on YouTube. He's doing a full build and also exploring techniques and materials that might have been used way back when. Just saw this device
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8y ago
Exactly correct, I have similar issues to your girlfriend but continue on with my personal machine on Linux. However these driver issues prevent me from ever recommending Linux to anyone else, it's a very poor UX.
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8y ago
What were you trying to advertise out of curiosity?
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8y ago
I don't think you've been to or are aware of Macau. What you are describing is certainly at play in America but it's by no means exclusive of or born in that country.
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8y ago
>pressing problems Which pressing problem is this solving? I agree with the rest of your statement for the most part but I disagree with your initial framing that all of this is the result of governments trying to solve "pressing pr
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8y ago
Physical access is always the single most important aspect of your security stance. There is almost no technical safeguard that will stop someone with physical access and time.
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8y ago
Are you salaried or are you paid per hour?
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8y ago
I presume you'd be lying with your feet pointed towards the front of the plane and the bunks would have a solid footboard. Perhaps elderly and disabled people might have an issue during braking but most people wouldn't have any is
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