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dvdbloc
7y ago
Do you have an example of a “true tech company”?
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Not to mention the populations in Urban America that simply don’t have access to fiber.
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dvdbloc
7y ago
It’s all speculation but I wouldn’t be so sure about some negative press killing Libra. Thinking of another large platform where an algorithm determined a driver safe and then they perform a sexual assault on one of their passengers, it get
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Normally I’d agree with you, however when laying out things like picture quality between brand and cost, many times Samsung comes out on top and that’s why I end up going with them.
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Pro tip for other people with 2019 and 2018 Samsung Smart TVs, if you back out of the network config and never set it up during the initial config or after a factory reset the TV will never show any ads and will never have the annoying icon
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Does little to change the point, piracy still doesn’t have these restrictions.
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Tangentially related to salmon habitat destruction, if you live in Seattle know that there is an asphalt plant proposed along the Cedar river in Renton that is still in the permitting phase. It has some local environmentalists worried. I pe
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dvdbloc
7y ago
This is all speculation but it could be buffering or it was tumbling so quickly that antenna switching couldn’t keep up or worst case, a RUD
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dvdbloc
7y ago
I don’t believe you could apply linear depreciation to most buildings in a realistic sense when most homeowners live on average in their homes around 7 years.
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dvdbloc
7y ago
I wish we had a graph of their attrition rate since the incidents occurred
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Or easier, because the government can get away with a lot. Either way is speculation
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dvdbloc
7y ago
I know you are probably just speaking in jest but "faster" is all relative. If you put this Bugatti in an F1 race, it probably wouldn't win. They are both engineered to do their very specific things.
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dvdbloc
7y ago
In reality seems more like a 6-10 pizza team... /s
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dvdbloc
7y ago
I know this is just my experience but I can confirm the automated math scoring system I was using in a large US university in 2012 had bugs where many times I would enter a complex solution with fractions and it would tell me I was wrong an
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Free food always tastes better, right?
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Just wanted to share that I am a proud owner of a 2005 W211 E320 as well, gas however. 235k miles on the clock and it still starts up with the same 2 cranks and woosh as it did new and pulls on the highway just fine. Definitely a quality ve
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dvdbloc
7y ago
I’ve got imagine this is to make it appear friendlier. I think it’d be a bit more intimidating to have a person on camera telling me not to use the words “living wage”
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dvdbloc
7y ago
So I think this works for the 1% of people that are informed about the issue and the struggle but how do you convince that 99% of the population that frankly probably doesn’t even care? Andecdotal but I know personally that when I used DDG
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Does the Mac Mini not satisfy this need? At least for the desktop requirement, I’m aware it may not satisfy your driver requirements.
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dvdbloc
7y ago
In https://gist.github.com/paigeadelethompson/620192d8c4b344d24... Interesting note that she comments that they skipped 3 for the fan values. Seemingly an oversight for the fact that these fan values of 1,2,4 indicate
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dvdbloc
7y ago
I think it’s also interesting how a lot of very successful people in the field of engineering identified that they want to be engineers when they were very young and just started pursuing it.
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Anyone know why systems like this aren’t Linux based? Seems rather ironic when stack overflow seems to be a staple of the open source/sharing community.
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dvdbloc
7y ago
Is there even any evidence that this was an accident? From what I’ve seen, there is no evidence that this wasn’t on purpose despite everyone stating it was surely an accident.
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7y ago
I think it’s also proportional though. Like this amount of money isn’t even pennies to Amazon and I think people recognize that. If this was something much crazier, a mistake that could put Amazon out of business in the same way a financial
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I find this interesting because when I applied for a mortgage at Wells Fargo they asked me for my race in the application process.
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This has been covered so many times by so many different people that I’m surprised this is at the top of hacker news yet again.
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Is there any effort/motivation to change this? Not saying we should or shouldn't, just wondering.
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7y ago
Someone needs to send this to Kavanaugh
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7y ago
With that comes a large amount of verification scope and effort. It is much easier to verify inside and out a small, non complex design running on an incredibly well understood simple platform.
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7y ago
What would we write drivers in then if C was obsoleted?
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