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by dave_aiello 6y ago
Yea, sorry. I was trying to highlight that automotive tech arrives on expensive models and is driven down to the entry level vehicles as the component manufactures are able to ramp up production volumes.
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by dave_aiello 6y ago
> I also assume a system like that would probably be very expensive.... Couldn't that also have been said about anti-lock braking systems (ABS), if you go far enough back in automotive history?
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by dave_aiello 6y ago
There is some really good history of the Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States (CFIUS) found in this Foster Garvey Cross-Border Business Law Blog post from 2018, https://www.foster.com/cross-border-business-la
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by dave_aiello 6y ago
In an era marked by renewed interest in vinyl records, shouldn't there also be a corresponding interest in slide rules?
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Dog from Olathe, Kansas Makes 50-Mile Trip to to Former Home in Lawson, Missouri(apnews.com)
4 points by dave_aiello 6y ago|1 comments
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by dave_aiello 6y ago
My thought after reading several paragraphs is that the author may have chosen women's tops for analysis because that's the group of items where the greatest depth of data exists across all of Goodwill's categorized SKUs. The
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by dave_aiello 6y ago
The author apparently saw comments that the article is dated 2013 and updated the date at the top of the page to 2020-06-22.
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by dave_aiello 6y ago
I have no love for Google Analytics, but as a small-scale publisher, I have serious questions about what tools can replace it: 1) Which analytics can a website employ that is not geared toward enriching the analytics platform developer by v
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by dave_aiello 6y ago
I think Apple hasn't made payment on the App Stores nearly flexible enough. For instance, why should there be one and only one payment method supported? I run a small business, and I have to keep a running total of App Store purchases
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by dave_aiello 6y ago
I think sideloading of apps on iOS would end up being a disaster for third-party developers and the platform. Some of the most pervasive hacks on the Android platform begin with a sideloaded app.
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by dave_aiello 6y ago
GitHub isn't fun or not fun for me because of the presence of a Trending page. I didn't know about the Trending page, so I never considered using it. For my personal developer literacy and understanding of the Open Source Communit
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by dave_aiello 6y ago
Think of this essay as a barbell, in the investment sense of the word. The beginning and the end of it have some really good insights that can be generalized to a lot of technical / development work. The middle of the essay (Rules 4-16
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by dave_aiello 7y ago
Is this what is called Grapher in macOS Catalina?
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by dave_aiello 7y ago
If this article is correct, it's such a huge problem that health systems are likely to hesitate to take steps toward basic imaging security, because they won't know what to do first.
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by dave_aiello 7y ago
I could make the argument that this article makes it clear that Apple's move in 2003 to set a price of $0.99 per track for recorded music was an act of cultural salvation, https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2003/0
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by dave_aiello 7y ago
There is no question that pattern recognition is important in financial markets, as similar market conditions frequently cause participants to employ similar strategies in an attempt to get good trading results. Having said that, U.S. busin
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by dave_aiello 7y ago
Good call. At 33:30, John Foley and Guy Raz start talking about the Kickstarter and how it didn't achieve its goals. At 35:00, they talk about the the initial pricing for the bike being breakeven ($1,200) and how that didn't work.
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by dave_aiello 7y ago
What an incredible story. I wonder why it was shared today, but thank you for doing that. I had a great aunt who died and left my siblings and I a small amount of money. Her death was my introduction to wills and estates. The people who fol
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by dave_aiello 7y ago
I agree. I can't get to any more than the first two paragraphs of the body of the article.
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by dave_aiello 7y ago
Was this article written before or after the Kyoto Animation Studio fire, https://comicbook.com/anime/2019/07/18/kyoto-animation-studi... ?
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by dave_aiello 7y ago
Victor-- you've done the community a service by showing us that There Is More Than One Way To Do It, (TIMTOWTDI) even in the 2019 world of web services. Don't let the nitpickers who don't like affiliate links get you down. Ju
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by dave_aiello 7y ago
Exactly. If some users perceive Google News as somewhat biased, it's likely to be self-reinforcing-- by nature of how Google's algorithms evolved over their corporate history.
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by dave_aiello 8y ago
When I asked the same question, I got a series of web search results, not Wolfram Alpha results. The top result was Wikipedia's entry "List of Lakes in California" which contains a big list alphabetized by name, not sortable
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by dave_aiello 8y ago
SiriusXM is more than a music service that competes with Apple Music, Google Play Music, YouTube Music, and Spotify. It is currently the only streaming service where I can get news and a wide range of live event programming via one app and&
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by dave_aiello 8y ago
I don't know exactly what the demographics of Hacker News are. But anything that's Android-only is likely to get a look from me and no install-- because I am an iOS user.
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by dave_aiello 8y ago
What's great about this post is that he told the important points and ended it quickly. Too many articles like this go on for a lot longer.
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by dave_aiello 8y ago
TTT = Team Time Trial, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Team_time_trial
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Tour de France TV Broadcast from Denmark Used Augmented Reality for TTT Analysis(twitter.com)
1 points by dave_aiello 8y ago|1 comments
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Are some school-issued Google Drives storing personal info without consent?(missourieducationwatchdog.com)
4 points by dave_aiello 8y ago|0 comments
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by dave_aiello 8y ago
Cord cutting began when people who didn't love U.S. pro sports balked at paying their cable system for the so-called triple play. I love ESPN, but their revenue model was built on the belief that it would have extreme pricing power to

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