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901.
by deelowe 5y ago
If you are asking for my opinion, I'd suggest not going anywhere near PII without legal consultation.
902.
by deelowe 5y ago
I think the point being made is that the company shouldn't be making up legally binding agreements (the privacy policy) without consultation.
903.
by deelowe 5y ago
I believe it's both, but mostly accessibility. Access to internet is seen as limitation on growth for the large companies. Bandwith is certainly factor though when considering AMZN's media empire.
904.
by deelowe 5y ago
Diane is basically running the business now and the vision is fairly clear at his point. I doubt that will be happening for meet. Google is organizing itself around key verticals (websearch, cloud, media, office/collab, and devices). M
905.
by deelowe 5y ago
That would just artificially constrain supply, driving prices up and making other mining options more viable.
906.
by deelowe 5y ago
I think that’s maybe more due to the medical system though. Here, no one ties off and no scaffolding is used. I know someone personally who almost died not long ago. My father used to do commercial roofing and fell 30ft once as well.
907.
by deelowe 5y ago
Maybe this depends on the region? Literally zero concern for safety where I live. Framers especially get hurt all the time.
908.
by deelowe 5y ago
I'm sure it's quite good. I love a good ginger beer for example. However, when I'm in the mood for a good beer, this would be a woefully inadequate substitute.
909.
by deelowe 5y ago
As another commenter suggested, let's look at the data from the USPTO and see what the submission/approval ratio looks like for large cap, small cap, and independents before jumping to conclusions...
910.
by deelowe 5y ago
And a perfect example of how regulatory capture works. I don't have a solution, but I am convinced that over time this is the end result of ANY regulation. It doesn't matter what the original intent is/was.
911.
by deelowe 5y ago
Exactly. Plus, Apple wasn't exactly a market leader when USB became ubiquitous. I'd imagine the camera industry had a much larger impact on usb adoption and associated data rate increases.
912.
by deelowe 5y ago
I think things are a little more complicated now that we’re in a global economy.
913.
by deelowe 5y ago
The article is specifically discussing concerns with us funding of this sort of research. That is something that can change.
914.
by deelowe 5y ago
Once niche market familiar with is cigar humidifiers. Mold is a constant concern and all of the solutions on the market today either use ultrasound which works great, but causes the problems you mentioned or silca beads, which are much mor
915.
by deelowe 5y ago
That's not the full definition. This is: Strive to be Earth's Best Employer Leaders work every day to create a safer, more productive, higher performing, more diverse, and more just work environment. They lead with empathy, have f
916.
by deelowe 5y ago
So are tons of other companies. The largest battery plant in the southeast just went up near me. It’s not built by Tesla.
917.
by deelowe 5y ago
s/some/most
918.
by deelowe 5y ago
Tesla's stock performance doesn't justify the price unless they pivot hard into other markets.
919.
by deelowe 5y ago
It's pretty clear to me...
920.
by deelowe 5y ago
"The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent." And it will continue to go up until it doesn't. Maybe Tesla has a vault of unicorn blood and is just waiting for the perfect time to unveil it, but as a c
921.
by deelowe 5y ago
That quote is from the article...
922.
by deelowe 5y ago
ARM is making headwinds into server as well now.
923.
by deelowe 5y ago
You're using the wrong terms. Add "advanced manufacturing" to the query to get some idea of the current state of things. I toured a new automotive plant over 10 years ago and up until the final configuration stage, the only m
924.
by deelowe 5y ago
The issue with deflation (on a macro level, one sector isn’t relevant here) is that encourages hording money. To counter that, interest rates have to be lowered. Otherwise you have what’s called a liquidity trap. There comes a point where t
925.
by deelowe 5y ago
If you actually care and aren’t here to simply be a contrarian, the term is “deflationary spiral” and it exists because interest rates cannot be held below zero indefinitely. It’s very similar in concept to why potential losses on shorting
926.
by deelowe 5y ago
The reason why this is important is that deflation can lead to a vicious cycle that you cannot get out of so the preference is controlled inflation over time.
927.
by deelowe 5y ago
Maybe more? I believe the issue with the human race reaching the singularity point isn’t the world post singularity, but the transition period leading up to it.
928.
by deelowe 5y ago
Blogger wasn’t used heavily internally. What’s your point?
929.
by deelowe 5y ago
It’s all that’s used at Google. The office suite isn’t going anywhere.
930.
by deelowe 5y ago
There’s a difference between open source and counterfeit chips. If someone wants to make alternate parts with similar specs, that’s fine and a normal art of business. The issue here is chips that look genuine but aren’t.

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