danderino

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by danderino 9y ago
"EVs won't all charge at the same time, any more than all petrol and diesel cars are filled up at the same time. " This isn't really true. I imagine most people would put them on charge after coming back from work or at
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by danderino 9y ago
"Beepi guaranteed sellers a price, and if it couldn’t find a buyer in 30 days, it purchased the car. Beepi marked up the price and pocketed the difference. " Wait, am I understanding this correctly? They guaranteed high prices whi
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by danderino 9y ago
Yes I think so. Even if it isn't, I don't think there is any evidence to suggest that its actually true. The bit about emojis in particular however seems completely out of touch.
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by danderino 9y ago
"Many young people can read the face of their iPhone better than the face of the person sitting next to them. I’m not saying young people don’t understand emotions. Our digital world is full of emojis, and the term “emo” didn’t exist b
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by danderino 9y ago
Is there any evidence to believe the applicant had an "over-inflated ego"? I don't think there is anything in the review to suggest that and the only piece of evidence we have is the author's claim that the applicant &qu
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by danderino 9y ago
I think I agree with the glassdoor review actually. An unsolicited and unnecessarily harsh critique with language like "My English and history professors at Cornell would have ripped this to shreds (as I just did)" is not appropr
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by danderino 9y ago
- Not illegal obviously since they been able to stay around for a long time. - Their revenue comes from driver fare, and its actually in their best interest to increase rates. - Have the self driving cars been rolled out? And if they have,
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by danderino 9y ago
Cant find anything on taxes on personal aircraft (past purchase of course). Loan? Hangers are indeed expensive depending on the area, but tie down fees are like $60 a month
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by danderino 9y ago
Taxes for what exactly? Insurance is about ~600 a year from what I gather. So not sure how you go from 1k to 8k
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by danderino 9y ago
I completely agree with you. A simple conversation with someone is far more telling then having someone fixate on a single problem for 40 minutes
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by danderino 9y ago
>Why is being able to remove paying customers such an important right, but not getting what you pay for? Kicking out a paying customer who has committed no wrongdoing is essentially theft. No it isn't. The customer would have to be
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by danderino 9y ago
Theyre currently unmanned. Their plan according to the site is a manned flight in 2019
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by danderino 9y ago
10% is a shit load.
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by danderino 9y ago
Take a look at BDY Company. They already have electric trucks
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by danderino 9y ago
Might be some sort of a hybrid. Also, I am not entirely sure, but I would think removing an ICE and transmission would save a lot of weight.
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by danderino 9y ago
Oh cmon. Going by literal definitions, an officer tackling a man out of the way of a bus would technically be a "physical assault". But if your headline was "Officer physically assaults man", people are going to have a m
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by danderino 9y ago
I seen the video. They literally just pull him from his seat. I don't know how else you would forcibly remove someone whose resisting getting out of their seat.
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by danderino 9y ago
How was he manhandled? They used enough force to pull him out of the seat and stopped.
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by danderino 9y ago
Kicking someone off was the right decision if it meant another flight was cancelled/delayed. United didn't do anything criminal by asking him to leave. This is in fact the opinion of the article were supposedly discussing. >To
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by danderino 9y ago
How was he physically assaulted? He was told he'd be removed forcefully and the man said he didn't care. He was removed forcefully with adequate force.
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by danderino 9y ago
Boarding isn't defined in the contract of carriage. Most airline employees to use it as meaning until the doors are locked
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by danderino 9y ago
>What UAL did in this case was horrendous, Was it? All I see is that a passenger was asked to leave by an officer. He refused and was forcibly removed.
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by danderino 9y ago
I think this is a pointless figure for a number of reasons. 1. Their stock is where it was last Friday. 2. We don't know how much the stock dropping is due to the outrage or due to whatever else. 1-3% fluctuations in stock, even intra-
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by danderino 9y ago
Hindsight is 20/20. I am guessing they might have had to delay/cancel a flight if those four employees didn't get there, which could cost tens of thousands/hundreds of thousands
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by danderino 9y ago
This is just pure speculation on the authors part.