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by charliemil4 6y ago
Man, if that’s really the case, the only screwup in the first principle thinking is relying on downstream habits to adapt to solar vs traditional shingles. Working with traditional materials is a completely different building flow than the
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by charliemil4 6y ago
This type of agreement is best pursued as a non-technical, non-legal endeavor. There’s a book “Never Split the Difference” by Chris Voss that will get you up to speed. His videos on YouTube are also potent. Ideally, you want to avoid the “I
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by charliemil4 6y ago
That’s also a case for reopening - or better never closing the economy - an abrupt stop and socializing losses will leave scars for decades.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
Thanks for the data. I don’t doubt units will be sold - but when viewed as the search for the next personal computer, these embodiments fall woefully short. There are very interesting use cases in ‘perspective collaboration’ - as in, ‘do yo
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by charliemil4 6y ago
I don’t know why you’re down voted — until we fully appreciate how the sense of smell triggers stronger memories than spatial representations of place, VR will continue it’s glorious march off the cliff.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
I’ve read your comments and am floored with what I read - if you’re up for making an acquaintance who has 1/10th your expression but knows what you’re doing is real... shoot me an email in the bio.
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by charliemil4 6y ago
I forget who said it - and it's probably somewhere tucked in these comments, but paraphrasing... If one were to simulate every drop of rain, gust of wind, and tidal current of a hurricane, to ultimate perfection, would you say the proc
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Damn that was absolutely beautiful
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by charliemil4 7y ago
First, let me say this is an awesome conversation, and it really sucks to have it over comment threads. We should have a drink sometime. This may be what people say now adays (the price going up is the reason for buy backs), but when I went
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by charliemil4 7y ago
The shares purchased in a buy back go on the corporation’s balance sheet (sometimes to be retired) - it’s a way to control float along with other things. This is the crux of the issue - you are increasing a liability (debt) to shift another
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Conflating buy backs with dividends is hazardous reasoning. Dividends are direct payments to investors who will presumably stay investors — the buy back is a ‘buy out’ of existing shareholders. There are quite a few more reasons a buy back
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by charliemil4 7y ago
This is how you 'do Coronavirus' - no 'abundance of caution,' no fear, just 'this is going to be new and awesome. We are excited to try this new format.' Everyone knows the underlying reason, but it's less
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by charliemil4 7y ago
*This is the way.
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by charliemil4 7y ago
For everyone else, this is pegging Covid-19 deaths to ~36,000 [0] (was curious) [0] https://www.iihs.org/topics/fatality-statistics/detail/state...
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Thank you for this - stay safe and healthy.
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Based on your experience, are people fully recovering from Coronavirus? How long does that take usually?
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Asking the question implies you have an answer ... I’d love to know what you see
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Friendships are everything — keep them close and cultivate them. If it’s through investments, building tech, do it. The market is a beautiful thing; it will quickly and swiftly tell you if you’re right or not. No need to fret over any apolo
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Hacking with Swift has been a life saver for me; I'm still in UIKit land (only because MacCatalyst didn't like SwiftUI to begin with) -- but these guys are amazing. They get you to the point where you can actually read Apple&#x2
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Forgive me, what’s LW?
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by charliemil4 7y ago
When did you know you had to make a change? And how did you give yourself the framework to enact that change?
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Does anyone know the extent of the symptoms of 2019-nCoV? Does the virus get fully expelled from a person when they are recovered? Or is there a secondary effect / reemergence?
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by charliemil4 7y ago
https://www.amazon.com/Salt-Fat-Acid-Heat-Mastering-ebook/dp... !
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by charliemil4 7y ago
"The Grammy is still sitting on my recording console. The money doesn’t suck, but the best royalty is that I’ll be in the supermarket and meet random people who tell me the song has affected their lives in a positive way. It’s helped p
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by charliemil4 7y ago
On the surface, 'user experience' is a good starting point to align Tesla with Apple. However, I look at the underlying product / service being offered to see if their trajectories should strongly correlate, and when analyzin
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Solid — thank you. To me the visual modulation (shape and contrast) is a clever ux work around. Definitely great for a glasses first environment
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Super cool and well played making it difficult on the duck hunt... Question: In the duck hunt video, I don’t see a noticeable “flicker” that’s normally associated with visual bci inputs... were the flapping of the wings the stimulus <&gt
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Don’t own a vehicle — have driven and “been driven” by one
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by charliemil4 7y ago
I really want to agree with you — and I do to some extent, but I’ll counter with what made the iPhone: It did a cell phone absolutely right. - Visual Voicemail; Full internet browser; Music player; Fluid, Threaded SMS conversations; Contact
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by charliemil4 7y ago
Would you think measuring general alertness / focus would be a close proxy (or accurate derivative depending on how you frame it) to what you propose?

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