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781.
by cududa 7y ago
$500 doesn’t get you very far on an opioid addiction.
782.
by cududa 7y ago
Correct. It’s a quick jump from one to the other. I suspect most people disregard that by saying “well I’d never sink that low if I were homeless.”
783.
by cududa 7y ago
Charlie Ergen has always done this with every expense over $10,000. He personally signs each check
784.
by cududa 7y ago
Blocking someone on the internet is not tantamount to capital punishment. Get help.
785.
by cududa 7y ago
The guys a wind energy lobbyist. Dunno why WaPo would even publish this
786.
by cududa 7y ago
Wrong. Microsoft perfected this years ago with their Azure hosted desktop product. They’ve been working on high-res compression of GPU frames before Google even put a dedicated GPU cluster in their data centers
787.
by cududa 7y ago
Absolutely not. Game developers have deep deep knowledge in making games for Windows and PlayStation type OS’+hardware. Studios aren’t going to spend years having their devs relearn nuances specific to Google’s Linux implementation
788.
by cududa 7y ago
Microsoft has been working on this ~2008. Google only started a few years ago.
789.
by cududa 7y ago
Because they’d eventually have to disclose when the vulnerability was discovered and that’d be extremely obvious what they’re doing?
790.
by cududa 7y ago
Boeing was allowed to act as the FAA’s contractor in certifying the plane.
791.
by cududa 7y ago
Which will never happen
792.
by cududa 7y ago
I believe the NES classic and Switch use open source emulators?
793.
by cududa 7y ago
Hard agree. If an engineer asked me for this I’d assume they have no concept of how an actual business operates and likely be a hard pass on them
794.
by cududa 7y ago
Yes
795.
by cududa 7y ago
Most billionaires funding anti-aging are primarily focused on using anti-aging to increase quality of life during those 90-100 years
796.
by cududa 7y ago
They can’t. There’s a 90 day lockup period
797.
by cududa 7y ago
What in the world are you talking about? They have 3 business units they report earnings for. Which one is the “data mining business”? If you need help sourcing this assertion, here’s their quarterly SEC 10-k filing. I look forward to under
798.
by cududa 7y ago
...you seriously thought this?
799.
by cududa 7y ago
I don’t think a juries are known for valuing statistics over gut feeling, and something tells me technophobia will win here.
800.
by cududa 7y ago
Given their current tensions with Pakistan, that seems like a horrific idea
801.
by cududa 8y ago
Microsoft is a good example
802.
by cududa 8y ago
Not really. Before Uber I’d say ~50% of the drivers I ordered never showed up. Missed tons of flights this way
803.
by cududa 8y ago
Your imunorespknse to a modern diet is one example of what triggers a cycle of inflammation. The diet isn’t necessarily good for you, but isn’t inherently bad. A 70,000 year old metabolism treats food the same way it did 70,000 years ago -
804.
by cududa 8y ago
Boeing 737 Max MCAS comes to mind...
805.
by cududa 8y ago
...you’ve never had an all night argument with your partner?
806.
by cududa 8y ago
Slight modification to your narrative here (mostly all right) Intel through it in once Apple signaled there was a minuscule likelihood they’d go with one of their 5G modems anytime soon
807.
by cududa 8y ago
...wood
808.
by cududa 8y ago
That’s discussed in the article
809.
by cududa 8y ago
Ive heard from reliable sources 10% of Uber Eats revenue goes to McDonald’s (not promotionally, in revenue)
810.
by cududa 8y ago
Probably completely non-existent and shut down. Both Ballmer and Gates have commented that it would’ve been a monumental mistake

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