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by eclipxe 7y ago
That's not true. New hire offers are roughly around these numbers.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
These numbers are roughly around what I've seen for new offers.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
This is for real.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
Of course you can.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
I mean, yes? People want free stuff. The cost has to be paid somehow. If that is eyeballs and data then so be it.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
It can take decades for a competent company to migrate database systems. What you're describing is migrating every car on the road, everywhere to self driving/communication tech. That will take 50-75+ years IMO.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
The Quest can play this - Oculus Link, ALVR, Virtual Desktop, etc.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
Yes.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
>Besides the advantage of an already established network - what are facebooks other advantages? Other than that Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?
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by eclipxe 7y ago
How does Google manipulate people through advertising?
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by eclipxe 7y ago
I'm not the only one that noticed that!
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by eclipxe 7y ago
Selection bias.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
I use summon every night to pull my car out and it works flawlessly. Based on that damage it’s not clear how that could be caused by anything in a garage.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
There’s literally only two examples in the post and one is an example of the car stopping before a collision. The other example is another car backing into the Tesla.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
I’m in Orange County and I usually see 8-12 on a short drive. Easily 30-40 across a normal day with a 15 minute commute.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
>One day the chickens will come home to roost. Will they though?
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by eclipxe 7y ago
Loved my GSX.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
Nice article. I just signed up as I've been having a heck of a time with my time machine backups just failing. Great timing!
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by eclipxe 7y ago
How did you draw that conclusion?
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by eclipxe 7y ago
I hate this.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
Thank you for taking the time to reply and explain, I appreciate it. I was incorrect.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
You're connecting several tangential points at the margins and trying to make a larger argument, but you are missing several key components of the early history of the Sherman act. Maybe I missed it, but I'd love to understand how
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by eclipxe 7y ago
>imagine if a train company, that owned all of the train tracks in the US, decided to retaliate against it competitors by banning some people from using their trains. This is anti competitive. No it isn't. As long as the train compa
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by eclipxe 7y ago
You're connecting two very different things. Disallowing a third party client to connect and use your infrastructure for it's own purposes is not anti competitive.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
No, it is absolutely a matter of opinion. This is your opinion. Doesn't mean that it is fact.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
That's your opinion. Not everyone shares that opinion. Advertising has its place in society - as a revenue stream for publishers, as a way to build awareness of a product or service. Just because you personally don't like somethin
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by eclipxe 7y ago
That’s the point.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
I read all of the docs. Every last one of them. There is nothing there. This whole thing is ridiculous.
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by eclipxe 7y ago
The US Government telling Google what to post/recommend on the platform they run and pay for can be a violation of Google's first amendment right to Freedom of Speech. "[Marsh] iwas raised in the somewhat high-profile 1996 cy
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by eclipxe 7y ago
The content is not damning at all and the "2016 situation" is clearly taken out of context - it is referring to Russian manipulation and fake news.

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