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by creddit 8y ago
Provided a significant headwind? Tesla financials don’t look great.
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by creddit 8y ago
I’m not familiar with this. I have a X and haven’t noticed any flickering of the screen and really love it generally. Can you expand on this?
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by creddit 8y ago
WRT the cluttered results, at this point I pretty much refuse to use Google search on mobile because it's so often that the results are presented on the most useless, cluttered web page I've seen from any major internet company. A
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by creddit 8y ago
That's in SF, a tiny portion of the "Bay Area housing market". Additionally, of those thousands of HQ employees, relatively few of them are going to gain the wealth needed to purchase SF homes. Consider how many of those in
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by creddit 8y ago
The number of Lyft and Uber employees is minuscule compared to the size of the housing market.
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by creddit 8y ago
Exactly. His argument would make sense if there were ONLY supply side differences but there are clearly HUGE demand side differences with Chrome making up a large majority of internet traffic.
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by creddit 8y ago
What makes you so sure the perspective in the article is the more scientifically accurate one? It was written without almost ANY opposing research being quoted. I found it very hard to come away from this article wholly convinced it had fou
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by creddit 8y ago
Yes, this is correct. Apple doesn’t make money from HomeKit directly. That’s just a feature of their ecosystem: not a product within it. Currently, Apple only has the HomePod which is frankly quite weak relative to a Google Home or Echo. Th
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by creddit 8y ago
Smart speakers and possibly smart home in general. They won't/haven't missed entirely, but they are quite behind Alphabet and Amazon.
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by creddit 8y ago
Saying "You can see it here for yourself" and then posting a single JPG of hand selected screenshots that show your point is not even remotely reasonable evidence of your black and white claim.
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by creddit 8y ago
So while I agree the Twitter post about toxic masculinity is both a HUGELY weird leap and a further sign of the times, Kotaku's take on the situation seems (at least the quoted bit, I didn't read the whole article) a perfectly rea
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by creddit 8y ago
So did you just not read their post at all? They're saying exactly the same thing as you.
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by creddit 8y ago
> I'm inclined to think that the general public underestimate contemporary art and the art world overestimate its superiority over the more conventional works. I really like your framing of this and agree wholeheartedly. I think it
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by creddit 8y ago
Boy did I enjoy that! Beyond the enjoyable tale of his love of steel and how it has influenced his life, reading between the lines you can see just how being from certain backgrounds can really make a path like this challenging. He had chal
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by creddit 8y ago
I think if the parent knew it to be debunked, they certainly wouldn't have made that claim. This was a fact (AFAIK) that I was aware of before as well. A quick Googling provides large amounts of resources suggesting it's true. Art
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by creddit 8y ago
Is that true? Why not get a bail bond??
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by creddit 8y ago
It's probably exhaust from starships.
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by creddit 8y ago
Threadripper is the broadest point of topic in the thread. Down here, the question was about if Apple actually charged $20K for a particular computer. They don't and given the particular hardware choices, the iMac Pro is a great deal.
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by creddit 8y ago
Yeah, it's like $500. Of course there's a markup on it. Apple doesn't make money by assembling parts at stock prices and then sending it to you. It's the case that building a comparable computer (in terms of the specific
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by creddit 8y ago
He made that number up. The most expensive possible iMac Pro is ~$13.5K (see here: https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac/imac-pro/3.2ghz-1tb ). Note that most price comparisons show that the iMac Pro is actually
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by creddit 8y ago
"I think 95% of industrial espionage effort yields zero if not negative benefit" Citation needed. That makes extremely little sense.
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by creddit 8y ago
That's not true. The bit64 package works just fine for 64 bit integers. Also, for most use cases in R's domain, it doesn't even matter.
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by creddit 8y ago
Which aren't in laptops anywhere so it's pretty irrelevant in this instance. It's also the case that the T2 chip is running real time encryption/decryption on reads and writes.
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by creddit 8y ago
And as a privacy engineer you're unaware of anyway to maintain your privacy and remain anonymous in order to provide constructive additions to the conversation? You don't fear firing due to stating your dislike of the former exec
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by creddit 8y ago
I see no indication that the parent would refuse to provide reasoning behind their statement.
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by creddit 8y ago
Then why mention it at all? If you're not willing to back up such a statement like that with any kind of reasoning and state so explicitly, why bother telling anyone? This is a forum ; implying a place for discussion. If you don'
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by creddit 8y ago
Yeah I’ll dig up he bugzilla link and add to this comment.
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by creddit 8y ago
Especially on YouTube where I believe there’s an issue with Firefox not using the most efficient encoding on the videos.
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by creddit 8y ago
Having been both clinically depressed and just generally negative and miserable, I think there's a large difference. This article addresses the latter of those two situations in a way that resonated pretty deeply with me. Clinical depr
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by creddit 8y ago
Large investments in all the major ride sharing companies + large investment in Cruise, Softbank is becoming, in the background, the future of transportation. By networking all these companies together, preventing cross-market competition a

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