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by cdolan 8y ago
Glass bottles are only valuable if they are not broken. However a lot of bottles break as part of any recycling or reuse process.
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by cdolan 8y ago
Play balzebub it’s awesome. I grew up on D1 and it’s my favorite
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by cdolan 8y ago
Are you advocating for zero money down mortgages? That’s what causes market crashes.
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by cdolan 8y ago
What I find most interesting is that none of the top rivers are North American - which to me says that while the North American method of waste disposal is still not as efficient as Europe’s, it does seem to work. I wonder what the consumpt
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by cdolan 8y ago
You should code from an RV. Not kidding
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by cdolan 8y ago
I second the motion.
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by cdolan 8y ago
So in addition to a pack of dongles for basic connections, do you carry a can of compressed air in your pack as well? Give me a break, Apple
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by cdolan 9y ago
Why
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by cdolan 9y ago
A technology/IoT solution to a problem that should never exist in the first place, brilliant!
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by cdolan 9y ago
Devil's Advocate argument here, but have you read books on our space race in the 60s? Should NASA have been bankrupted by penalties and lawsuits when Apollo 1 had its accident?
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by cdolan 9y ago
People are surprisingly heavy per square foot - multiple times the weight of a car PSF.
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by cdolan 9y ago
It’s not uncommon, from my understanding, for founders/families to have almost all of the voting control in a public company. I think it’s a misplaced assumption that the public has a proportional interest in voting equal to their amou
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by cdolan 9y ago
This is the worst and I see it often enough to want to respond to your gripe with support!
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by cdolan 9y ago
I have always wondered - is there someone you can chat with or call for GSuite?
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by cdolan 9y ago
Can we get a before/after with a new battery vs a battery with 1k, then 10k, cycles on it?
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by cdolan 9y ago
Really great company from what I know, glad to see them get acquired in a positive fashion. I'm also based out of Pittsburgh and have met some of their team members over the years, seems like a solid business with a strong product&#x2F
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by cdolan 9y ago
Steep incentives for corporate takeovers is a bad idea IMO - that lack of option in a liquidity event would make less companies receive funding. It would be even more risky to our venture capital behind a new idea.
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by cdolan 9y ago
Also from pittsburgh - can’t wait for the 3 rivers to be a real delta to the Atlantic!
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by cdolan 9y ago
@JulienHamilton (author at bottom of page), why would you share this with others? If arbitrage exists, there is not benefit to you allowing others to profit, as it eats into your profit. So what’s the reasoning behind releasing this?
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by cdolan 9y ago
Wait they had UBER eats/post mates way back then?
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by cdolan 9y ago
Is this not similar to the diminishing release of bitcoins?
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by cdolan 9y ago
Man the 17" pro was like a table lol. It was a beast though, the screen at the time was top notch
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by cdolan 9y ago
That may be true, but what about the millions of laptops Apple sells to other professionals? Limiting the scope of Apple's pro laptops to developers is really excluding a big part of the pie. Google, Tesla, Facebook, and tens of thousa
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by cdolan 9y ago
Perhaps, I grew up on them though and have only ever owned an Apple computer (starting with iBook clamshell in like 2001?) Edit: And in reality how do you like the USB C ports? What headphones do you use? Did you have to buy $500 of new cab
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by cdolan 9y ago
and good I/O ports. I can't hook these new things up to a TV or projector without a fleet of adaptors.
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by cdolan 9y ago
I assume you aren't kidding and I'm curious to hear why you like it, as I personally do not like it and its very unpopular.
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by cdolan 9y ago
I happened to write an email to Tim & Phil today (or whomever reads those public addresses) saying: - My maxed out 2012 rMBP is going to be obsolete soon. - The laptops available have unsatisfactory trackpads and keyboards. - T
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by cdolan 9y ago
What I find most interesting is that how this entire time, most headlines have reported a $600+ million number as fact . What is frustrating about that is to the uninformed, it reads like a cash available on hand, in these people's ba
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by cdolan 9y ago
Something interesting not discussed thus far: Most glass that is sent to recycle, if broken and not directly re-usable, is used as ‘daily cover’. That means they grind it up into bits, then spread a 1” layer on top of the landfill each day
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by cdolan 9y ago
Search for CleanRobotics, they are building one in my city

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