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by fma 8y ago
IMHO it's easier to bring a high end retail down to the common folks than to take a low end retail to the rich folks. That's how luxury goods..Couch, Michael Kors work...become a luxury good, then reduce price/quality for com
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by fma 8y ago
So that's why I can't buy books on the app... Even though I can find it. Always confused the hell out of me but makes sense now.
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by fma 8y ago
Same...they'll ask me to open in their app...I hit the back button and read reviews elsewhere.
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by fma 8y ago
Former South Floridian here asking any current South Floridian. Thoughts on Tri-Rail Coastal Link? Yay, or Nay?
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by fma 8y ago
How does a train that has 3 stops in south Florida going to solve the problem? People will still need to move east/west. At least tri rail has more stops, so you don't need to move north/south as much. Additionally Brightline
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by fma 8y ago
If someone is making minimum wage, I doubt they are commuting from Palm Beach to Fort Lauderdale in the first place.
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by fma 8y ago
I don't understand it either. I'm originally from Fort Lauderdale. The Fort Lauderdale stop is in downtown Fort Lauderdale. If you work there you probably live in Broward. I suppose it gives people waaay in the future to live near
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by fma 8y ago
I did that - then I researched all the candidates and they are trying to one up each other on who is more conservative. The guy trailing behind for government just started a "Deportation Bus" and driving it around for publicity. I
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by fma 8y ago
I see students that graduate with degrees in CS/IT to fill the demand. Quality has declined... Translating to AI/ML I would assume the same. I think CMU would retain quality, but the local universities will start churning out AI d
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by fma 8y ago
You'd have to in good faith submit disputes. If they fix it then it's all good. If they don't fix or, it comes back again later, then they just violated your rights under the FCRA ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wik
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by fma 8y ago
I remember watching TV growing up... Full house or whatever family sitcom. The kids laid the bed with their shoes on, school clothes. My mom comments on how dirty that is. Additionaly it seems like only textbook are Americans using paper to
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by fma 8y ago
Cambridge Analytica is going to love to get their hands on the questionnaire you'd fill out for your dating profile.
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by fma 8y ago
I think the solution to this is...classes have homework assignments throughout the semesters, but your final paper is one that you write in class. And it's like 50% of your grade. The purpose of the homework assignments throughout the
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by fma 8y ago
Besides all the other arguments made in the comments about other solutions for user id's... This code is so easy to write a unit test for. I hope it didnt even get committed, let alone deployed to prod.
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by fma 8y ago
When Microsoft treated their customers as beta testers... It was a bad thing. When Tesla treats their customers as beta tester... It's a good thing?
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by fma 8y ago
How can they be certain the improvements don't have side effects or downsides. If every iteration of software is an improvement, we would have bug free software!
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by fma 8y ago
I'd prefer my car not to be broken, even at the cost of innovation. This is a product that protects my family going down a highway at 70mph, not an electronic device used to play candy crush.
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by fma 8y ago
Reminds me of GATACCA where the woman kisses a man and the goes to a booth to submit the DNA to make sure he is a 'good catch'...
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by fma 9y ago
Ironic given that their Fremont plant was used by Toyota. You'd think they would have gotten some knowledge transfer on car assembly 101 when buying the plant.
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by fma 9y ago
Volkswagen Beetle is a classic with a frunk.
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by fma 9y ago
I wouldn't even give Tesla the credit of revolutionary for connected cars. On Star has been in GM vehicles for a very long time (1996 says Wikipedia), offering various levels of connectivity.
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by fma 9y ago
NY Times and Washington Post were breaking a lot of important stories. I decided to subscribe to NY Times - because Washington Post has the backing of billionaire Jeff Bezos. I felt NY Times needed the $10 a month from me more. I really wan
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by fma 9y ago
The previous link I read from HN talked about how Pulitzer prize winners left journalism, and people speculating it's due to low revenue in journalism due to....tada, people not paying for quality journalism.
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by fma 9y ago
Think they'll keep the free 1TB per user? It's what I use to backup and share photos from my phone.
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by fma 9y ago
But....but..we got Martin Shkreli in jail! /s
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by fma 9y ago
For what it's worth...taxes for C-corp are due March 15th. https://turbotax.intuit.com/tax-tips/small-business-taxes/s-...
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by fma 9y ago
You need to postmark your forms by the due date, not have it in the hands of the IRS. If it takes a few days to get in the mail, a few days (weeks?) for it to be scanned and OCR...that's less days left to audit you. That is one of my u
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by fma 9y ago
If your income is below $66k you can file for free. If you just need an extension, extensions are free too. H&R Block wanted $20...others are free. https://www.irs.gov/filing/free-file-everyone-can-file-an-ex... I
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by fma 9y ago
Yeah...I may just suck it up and create the captions myself, put the videos on USB and play it through USB. We don't need to mess with YouTube and we can cancel the Youtube Red account, and be 100% accurate on the closed captions. That
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by fma 9y ago
Yes, actually you can do it on a computer easily. You can even use like ListenOnRepeat.com and control the playlist. The problem is when she opens her retail location she wants to do it from the app on the tv, or app on her phone and do a C

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