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Or just reuse the bottle
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Why not clean then reuse the glass bottles (skipping crush, melt and fabricating)? This is what was done up until the 80s.
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> just not connect it to the internet Wait until they have TVs that connect to cellular which doesn't need your consent
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Every tech company that I’ve worked for in the last 10 years issues laptops to their SW engineers
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> No audiophile will ever use bluetooth That's because audiophiles are more about the equipment and less about the actual music.
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What is it that you can do with 200Mbps that you can’t do with 50?
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A lot of the interview process is luck - the questions they ask, the person interviewing, and their mood/interest.
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The point is that "if" branches based on a boolean value. A comparison is just one way to produce a boolean value. There's nothing explicit by adding "==true". It just show a lack of understanding of "if".
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For strongly type languages (like Java), how can ==true make it more clear?
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Misleading title, it's not a $1300 LED but rather a panel of many LEDs
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I ran the math a while ago. If Uber CEO worked for free, the salary saved amounts to 1 or 2 cents per ride.
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> If we're going to subsidize unprofitable activities I must be missing something, how is Uber,Lyft being subsidized?
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> If you employ people for more than 40 hours, you should owe healthcare and benefits, period Why? Why should personal healthcare be coupled to employment? You are responsible for your health, not someone else.
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Seems like an expensive way to workaround a weak port
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More engines means more to fail
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Japan went with the 777 for their replacement AF1s
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Yup https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UUmJ9rSVrKQ
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Renewables also requires digging stuff out of the ground
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FANG recruiters will even give and encourage these study aids to candidates before their interview.
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> Y2K20 It’s 2020. Why use a cryptic abbreviation with more characters? If they want to use the SI “k” prefix shouldn’t it be Y2.02k?
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Java to Swift is also very straightforward. Most of the learning is with OS’ API. It’s nothing a competent software person can’t handle.
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Rumor has it that the Air Force temporally turned off SA so that civilian GPS receivers used by US military forces could get high accuracy positions.
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It’s not clear in the video that it was him
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How does excess electricity impact the frequency?
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That article is just an opinion piece by self proclaimed expert who is just a recreational pilot.
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> last 1M miles It sort of depends what type of vehicle is attached to it
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With petrol’s energy density, why not make gas powered drones? Gas engine → generator → small battery (backup power) → electric motors. This is what manned drones (still in development) do.
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Yes but the TSA isn’t in the business of enforcing local laws
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There’s a ban on fake laptop? Why does the TSA care if they are real?
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Do you have a source for this?
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