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by dnissley 9y ago
Reminds me of John Boyd's call "To Be or To Do". https://www.myosynthesis.com/john-boyd-to-be-or-to-do
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by dnissley 9y ago
Love the material, but the book is sooo long and full of filler. I much prefer the article version: http://tguilfoyle.cmswiki.wikispaces.net/file/view/What_work...
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by dnissley 9y ago
Googling around I see rumor of a 10-15% take rate on the camry v6. Toyota sold about 430k camrys in the US last year, so that would mean about 43k - 65k. Which is 3-4 times the number of EVs sold that year.
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by dnissley 10y ago
That's an advantage that's being eroded day by day. At some point they have to give up on trying to capitalize on that advantage and compete with those who have been chipping away at their market share.
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by dnissley 10y ago
Yes, but what is the other in this case?
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by dnissley 10y ago
If you use that $6 to get 6 $1 McDoubles (are they still $1?) then you can get 2280 calories at 380 per burger.
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by dnissley 10y ago
What's the use case? Recording over the air programming?
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by dnissley 10y ago
Looks like the US government makes widescale use of Google analytics, so it's hardly inappropriate: https://analytics.usa.gov/
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by dnissley 10y ago
According to Intel, Kaby Lake mobile processors support a max of 32gb of ram. http://ark.intel.com/products/95451/Intel-Core-i7-7500U-Proc...
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by dnissley 10y ago
Lots of people seem to be complaining about the lack of a RAM upgrade to more than 16gb, and lack of an nvidia GPU for cuda.
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by dnissley 10y ago
True, but then you can sell it and potentially have enough money to live out the rest of your days (or a significant portion of them). There was a comment I read here recently about how a mortgage is in some ways a vehicle for forced saving
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by dnissley 10y ago
I get where you're coming from. Here's how I see it: No one's really invested in keeping Mars a wasteland, and there are a lot of very powerful people invested in activities that are destroying Earth.
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A Coming Crisis in Teaching? Teacher Supply, Demand, and Shortages in the U.S(learningpolicyinstitute.org)
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by dnissley 10y ago
Just curious, what is FIRE?
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by dnissley 10y ago
Not sure what counts as an "established link", but that doesn't mean there is no evidence, or that such a link is a "myth". Check this out: http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/exd.12
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by dnissley 10y ago
These days there are workarounds to avoiding a lot of xml configuration in the java ecosystem (although you end up with a decent amount of annotations). Spring boot is a great example of this.
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by dnissley 10y ago
Looks like this project predates the Gates foundation initiative: http://www.mensjournal.com/health-fitness/articles/lelo-hex-... Lelo is already an established player in sex toys.
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by dnissley 10y ago
They could've been in Samsung's place if they hadn't bet the farm on Windows Phone.
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by dnissley 11y ago
Angie's List | Onsite (Indianapolis, IN, USA) / Remote (Worldwide) We're a home services company that's still a sales organization at heart but we're making a hell of an effort at upping our technology game. We rece
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by dnissley 11y ago
Macbook Air 11": http://cdn.cultofmac.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/skitched...
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by dnissley 11y ago
Bingo. And the calculation just gets worse when you include expenses for a family.
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by dnissley 11y ago
Why deduct the whole cost of childcare from her salary? Why not split it and deduct half from each of your salaries?
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by dnissley 11y ago
Full Article: http://scottbarrykaufman.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Fran...
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by dnissley 11y ago
Looks great! Is this open source?
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by dnissley 11y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Green_Revolution
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by dnissley 11y ago
I, for one, do not provide dates on my resume. I state the length of time I was at a particular job, descriptions, and my title, but never dates. It seems irrelevant.
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by dnissley 11y ago
At least here in the US, my perception has been just the opposite. VWs not only cost more, but are less reliable than comparable vehicles. They seem to have the street price of a Honda/Toyota, but the reliability of a Nissan/Chevy
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by dnissley 11y ago
And still no black keys option :(
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by dnissley 11y ago
I've always heard this but anecdotally I've never experienced any difference -- it all makes me want to fall asleep. Is there any legitimate research into this? How do you know which is which?
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by dnissley 11y ago
But until we know something provable about genetics and mathematical aptitude this line of thought is just hand-waving. You still don't know any better than anybody else why somebody is having a hard time with math.

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