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Star Wars in your living room? Magic Leap is making it happen
(techradar.com)
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10y ago
I just think ubi is a panacea when we are really headed towards a cyberpunk dystopia were powerful corporations hold all the cards and the workers are reduced to a form of neo feudalism
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Trent Reznor says YouTube is “built on the backs of free, stolen content”
(factmag.com)
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The idea that there is an ideal place for everyone in capitalism and be able to pay for all the costs of day to day life is some kind of libertarian hacker news delusion.
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Is 2015 a worthy tag? This is from October.
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China will need this to prevent civil unrest, so it will probably be sooner
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League of Legends admits to using chat-log analysis in employee reviews
(arstechnica.com)
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Eh, I'd assume different pistons and camshafts, but googling doesn't return any definitive answers. Could be wrong. Maybe I'm giving BMW too much credit.
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this isn't true. you can barely get any additional power out of naturally aspirated engine with software tuning, and sure you can do this for a short while on turbo engines but good luck running it reliably without spending money on va
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Is there supposed to be a /s at the end? Isn't the price kind of arbitrary? Would you accept this with any other product? Like buying a cheaper house because some of the rooms are walled off, or a hard drive that has a few GB of u
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this is very different, the closes comparison i could think of is bmw selling a 320i and 328i which both have basically the same engine running different amounts of turbo pressure, but EVEN THERE the engine internals have the be quite a bit
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DHS Quietly Moving, Releasing Vanloads of Illegal Aliens Away from Border
(judicialwatch.org)
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Credit Suisse Warns That Workers Are Gaining Ground and U.S. Equities May Suffer
(bloomberg.com)
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One-Minute Plunge Sends Chinese Stock Futures Down by 10% Limit
(bloomberg.com)
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VW may challenge Tesla for who has the largest advanced battery factory
(qz.com)
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We must weed out ignorant Americans from the electorate
(washingtonpost.com)
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Suppliers question Tesla's goals for Model 3 output
(reuters.com)
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also, it conveniently explains/justifies PAST events but is useless for predict the future
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Lockheed Martin Wants to Send Humans to Mars in 12 Years
(popsci.com)
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Tesla Announces $2B Public Offering to Accelerate Model 3 Ramp Up
(bloomberg.com)
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Chicago Airports Recommend 3-Hour Cushion for Security Lines Tuesday
(chicago.cbslocal.com)
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HP begins selling its Jet Fusion 3D printer
(computerworld.com)
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The future of fast food: KFC opens restaurant run by AI ROBOTS in Shanghai
(dailymail.co.uk)
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so is participation rate
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Saudi officials were 'supporting' 9/11 hijackers, commission member says
(theguardian.com)
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State of emergency declared in Baghdad as protesters take Iraqi parliament
(washingtonpost.com)
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U.S. Puts China, Japan on New Watch List for Unfair FX Practices
(bloomberg.com)
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The Fed, by it's own admission, saved the world from financial Armageddon during the last crisis by acting as a lender of last resort to many a large financial institutions. They also had private meetings with banks to try and stabiliz
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What do you think about the rally now? I too have been following the site since it started. Around 2011 or so I realized I was missing the greatest rally, possibly ever, but I was an unemployed millennial with no money to invest. In the pas
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I meant around the time of the flash crash and in them making hft more mainstream
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