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Most liberal places are hell holes ? I mean Marin County is 80% Democrats is one of the best places to live in the world. In fact the entire coast of US from San Diego all the way to Washington is all blue. What about huge cities like LA an
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8y ago
So blue cities and states continue to become richer and income inequality will continue to grow. Austin, Seattle, San Diego, LA, NYC.. unbelievable Also, kind of disappointing how low the job numbers are. 5000 in Austin over the next severa
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8y ago
China also federally funds them. But God forbid if the US Federal govt spends some infrastructure money on the coastal elites. That will be blasphemy
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8y ago
You nailed it. If the HSR was viewed as a SF and LA to Central Valley connection, it would have been much easier to implement. Also, they could have taken a typical MVP style product launch and only completed a small section such as between
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8y ago
Will the individual be cap subject if they stay more than 1 year abroad ?
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8y ago
What a clickbait headline. The trashing is...wait for it.. because of the name Autopilot and because it is too good. Saved you a click
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8y ago
I hope multiple US executives now get arrested in other countries for supporting a US regime that breaks human rights and ignores international everyday
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8y ago
How is life in Amsterdam for non-white engineers ? I am genuinely curious as I am considering a move from the US, but Europe has some history with brown folks. Is it possible to be fully integrated into the society and not stick out like a
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8y ago
Is language a barrier in both personal and professional life ?
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8y ago
As someone who lives in the SV suburbs, life is freaking AWESOME. My wife and I both work and we have a small kid. We make a lot of money so that I never have to check my bank account. And we are just mid level managers. We own two houses t
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8y ago
More than the lack of headphone jack, I actually hate the lightning / usb-c / 3.5 mm inconsistency between the iPhone and Macbook. I mean, I usually would keep the dongle on my headset. But when I need to get on a Webex call or li
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8y ago
This is a terrible article and should be downvoted to death. Maybe Jalopnik should have accompanied their thoughts about Musk's comment with, I don't know, some cash flow analysis from their income statement ? And pointed to what
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8y ago
California is NOT the "#1 poverty state". - California is #10 when it comes median income (which is really remarkable as the 9 other states are tiny and CA has 40mn people) [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_
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8y ago
As someone living in the bubble, Silicon Valley felt way too real. Does this apply to tech company culture outside of the valley ?
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8y ago
I sincerely doubt it. This "driverless" program will still have a back-up driver and thousands of dollars of additional equipment on board. Along with, I am sure, several limitations on which specific locations this can work. Uber
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8y ago
I don't want to berate the fully remote work culture, but $10.5M is small change. Unless we have a multi billion dollar company proving this working model at scale, I will remain skeptic. Also, it is hard to know whether being remote i
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8y ago
This is exactly right. It is a sattelite office. And I am very skeptical of the 25k jobs number they are putting out. Especially if these are technical roles. This would amount to hiring 2k engineers a year.
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8y ago
Hot take: none of these are headquarters. These are just big sattelite campuses that every company has. I will also predict that hiring in these offices will be far lower than projected, especially engineering hires
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8y ago
Yeah, it is greater than Ancient Rome, with a richer history than Paris, and more people than Tokyo
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8y ago
I worked at one of those you mentioned. SAP let us run and grow for 2 years and then came down hard as SAP stock is a margin play and not a growth play. Our entire salesforce was gutted and SAP sales teams were now responsible for selling o
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8y ago
Having worked previously at another SAP acquisition, this is pretty much the beginning of end for Qualtrics
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I mean they officially communicated their emission standards
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8y ago
I own a Tesla. It is by far the best car I have ever owned. This is the only car which actually gets better over time. My Tesla now is actually 10x better than the one I bought.
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8y ago
Amazon is playing cities like chump. I had a sense in the beginning of this process that Amazon doesn’t really want to build a HQ2. They just want to open another office. Most large tech companies have large campuses across multiple cities.
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8y ago
I just browsed Apple's site to compare the models and it confused the heck out of me. https://www.apple.com/mac/compare/ The MacBook, new Air, and 13 inch Pro are roughly priced the same with very few discern
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8y ago
It is interesting that the #1 story in HN is decline in FB and the #3 is growth in Reddit. Personal anecdote, I have shifted all my FB screen time to Reddit. Not out of any agenda, but perhaps to interact with a more diverse group of people
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8y ago
I read yesterday that Uber will be valued at $120bn during its IPO. That will mean (1) will be met pretty easily.
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There are some similarities, but there are VAST differences between China and Saudi. In China, women's rights and conditions are far better than Saudi. There are no restrictions on women driving or taking the subway or wearing whatever
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8y ago
Exactly. An engineer with 10 years experience, will usually be an EM who probably earns more or equal to a PM
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8y ago
Should bring positive Tesla coverage in WSJ at least. WSJ has been hammering away at Tesla for the last 10 years.
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