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by drozycki 7y ago
Isn't the bedsheet heist just as plausible with a human behind the wheel? There's a chance he won't see the people in the road or will choose to run them over, but if he does the decent thing then he's a sitting duck.
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by drozycki 7y ago
I am not an expert, but it appears there are two different "types" of "B corp". One has a standard corporate charter but is certified annually by a nonprofit called B Lab. The second has a special charter which frees its
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by drozycki 8y ago
I think many people will agree with me that this kind of data collection is creepy and unfortunate, but if it's the world we live in then we should try to use it for good. I'm struggling to think of a way that a non or for-profit
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by drozycki 8y ago
Will it work with frozen chicken?
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by drozycki 9y ago
The execs probably hope to leverage irrationality around games of chance. This will provide net morale at a lower program cost. It's good that this innovation will be nipped in the bus before it spreads across corporate America.
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by drozycki 9y ago
How you define intelligence? The person who knows their audience and speaks in a way that connects with them is more intelligent than one who does not. And this is not measured by an IQ test.
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by drozycki 9y ago
Maybe it would help to think of the credit as benefiting the solar industry more than wealthy people. It's a long road for new tech to reach economies of scale. If society has an interest in reaching that inflection point than the subs
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by drozycki 9y ago
Not an expert here but a couple things come to mind. From an environmental perspective, it is better to use surface area which is already built up than pristine natural desert land. The house itself already imposes an ecological cost. A sol
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by drozycki 9y ago
I wouldn't underestimate the need to associate positive emotion with AR in the early stages. Technophobia is a natural reaction when technology can alter our relationship with our environment. The opposite of silly can be unsettling. T
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by drozycki 10y ago
Oh the humanity. Seriously though those scenes seem fine except for the one with the big pile of bikes. That is avoided by having a credit card on file and charging the user who couldn't be bothered to lock the bike when he was done. T
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by drozycki 10y ago
Can you speak to how much the authorities in China care about bike theft?
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by drozycki 10y ago
Parents put "Drive like your kids live here" signs in some parts of Palo Alto. I think the clever phrasing makes it more likely to be taken seriously by a driver.
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by drozycki 10y ago
Uber already charges a cleaning fee of $40-150 at the driver's discretion. There's margin there for the cleaning cost, opportunity cost of the vehicle time, and a credit to the reporter for the trouble of seeing vomit and waiting