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by dougmany 9y ago
I wonder if good a VR headset would some day change this.
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by dougmany 9y ago
Drivers, Insurance adjuster, body shops, and parking valets.
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by dougmany 9y ago
Curious how they used gpkit for the design, I found this: http://gpkit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/examples.html#simple-w...
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Ask HN: Organizing six developers across several applications
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by dougmany 9y ago
Coming 2020, the great Oprah vs Zuckerberg debates.
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by dougmany 9y ago
A few links later and I found: >So here's raising a glass to our kind. We have done a remarkable thing ... to set our craft on a long-distance mission in search of lovely blue oceans like those of Earth, and have it answer us with s
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by dougmany 10y ago
How many times more effective? As the difference between what humans can do and what computers can do increases, we become relatively closer.
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by dougmany 10y ago
Me too. I thought I was going to be reading about tulip bulbs.
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by dougmany 10y ago
Interesting though on the supply side question. I remember reading some comment here that basically said, People do not build low income housing, they build high income housing that then gets old and becomes low income housing. That means
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by dougmany 10y ago
I think at the 1000 charge cycle point, the batteries degrade but are not useless. There is an idea that they can then be used as grid tied storage or in places where AH/Kg does not matter as much.
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by dougmany 10y ago
I thought it was funny that the only place his book is sold in on Water St. The place to buy the book is a logical starting place. And there is a Canyon St not too far.
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by dougmany 10y ago
I think the point the OP is making is that nothing last forever. Yes it is great now but the times they are a changing.
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by dougmany 10y ago
>Securing raw materials could also be tricky as hedge funds have recently accumulated a big stockpile of cobalt in a bet that the scarce metal, which boosts the power of lithium-ion batteries, will increase in price. Has the bet on price
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by dougmany 10y ago
I think they meant half day for a traditional slow cooker (most recipes say low for 8 hours).
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by dougmany 10y ago
There is a candy store near my house that has a bowl of mixed candy near the register. You can take a piece from the bowl if you pay in cash.
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by dougmany 10y ago
I see the makings of a great story. In 300 years, treasure hunters search for a lost data-center that drifted away in a storm.
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by dougmany 10y ago
My first thought was that they were trying to get around those pesky fact checking media and serve "The Message" directly to the masses.
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by dougmany 10y ago
>see what(read who) works and what doesn't. And then throw both out and start again.
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by dougmany 10y ago
Yes, especially considering it sounded like they were a paying customer. Yes they were paying with fraudulent cards but they were still paying. Wasn't the real Arbitrage here that the textbook money company knew where to get the data
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by dougmany 10y ago
It is more then just "Have french bakery". Culture is fitting because it is not just the bakery that makes the bread great. Farms, delivery, trade schools, customers all are required for french level of quality.
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by dougmany 10y ago
He might have to wait in line though. Which really touches on what the Amazon service is good for. They should be focusing on putting their technology in gas stations and convenience stores, not supermarkets. It would be great to just go
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by dougmany 10y ago
Sorry you did not get your Time 2. I got my Pebble 2 and I really like it. I am sad the core I ordered will not ship as my pebble is not connected to my Windows Phone and GPS would be nice when I run. The pebble 2 does compete with the fi
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by dougmany 10y ago
So what is the middle ground between these two absurdities? Parent said it does not matter. I am saying it is possible that it does matter.
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by dougmany 10y ago
If the news said this person murders puppies for fun, most people would close their mind to the possibility of voting for them.
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by dougmany 10y ago
I typically go to the state registrar of voters for official vote counts. Aggregating them over multiple states is hard though.
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by dougmany 10y ago
I am surprised nobody mentioned > cancel all federal funding to sanctuary cities >Some of the 31 American cities are Los Angeles (the first since 1979); Washington, D.C.; New York City (see also Illegal immigration in New York City);
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by dougmany 10y ago
Some people say your attention is your most valuable asset. Stealing ones attention is unethical in my mind.
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by dougmany 10y ago
Rolled up into a 30 year loan that turn into a few hundred a month. Much less if you can subtract your electricity and gas bills from that. I remember the biggest turn off for me on the original iPhone was the $70 a month data plan contra
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by dougmany 10y ago
I have looked at it a few times and the lease payments are pretty well correlated with the expected depreciation over that time period. Cars loose a lot of value in the first three years. If you plan to sell the car after three years, lea
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by dougmany 10y ago
Well those roundabouts do give them an unfair advantage. All joking aside, that video was of a research vehicle. The article above is for a car you can buy right now.

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