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by everly 11y ago
I suspect that the data they possess on usage rate during surge pricing will be extremely useful for making those projections.
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by everly 11y ago
If you've not read any of Murakami's fiction and are interested, check out "Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World". I think most HN readers would enjoy it.
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by everly 11y ago
I agree with you but still see it as a net positive for the employer, even if none of those hours are spent on work. Perhaps it's a stretch, but I think that 250 hours of potentially stressful commute time being allotted to more fulfil
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by everly 11y ago
True, and I wasn't necessarily advocating that point of view, only trying to clarify what the OP might have meant. However, I'd also add that immortality being an option doesn't necessarily mean that the death rate would beco
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by everly 11y ago
I think he/she might have meant that immortality isn't really sustainable because of overpopulation concerns unless population growth rate is negative.
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by everly 11y ago
The 'radio on the internet' bit seems to point to Mark Cuban being at least a partial inspiration.
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by everly 12y ago
"When the press writes about a topic you know well, you realize every news article you've read could have been equally mistaken." -pg
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by everly 12y ago
What is the benefit over an existing SF delivery service like the Green Cross? They have better rates and I can have up to an ounce delivered within 90 minutes. They also have 'top-shelf' product and an itemized list of strains av
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by everly 13y ago
WordLens, which translates printed text, is pretty amazing on Glass.
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by everly 13y ago
"Some people die at 25 and aren't buried until 75." Benjamin Franklin