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by fma 9y ago
Gotta correct you there buddy. GM sold 3,000 Bolts last month. 20,000 for the year (only started selling it nationwide recently) https://electrek.co/2017/11/01/chevy-bolt-ev-sales-record-us...
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by fma 9y ago
Source on your claim GM doesn't plan on selling many GM Bolts? GM has announced many more electric vehicles. Source on GM not selling many Bolts? Define "not many"... Definitely more Bolts are on the road than Tesla Model 3.
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by fma 9y ago
I get the impression that the Chinese government constantly violets intellectual property of American companies. I'd have no problems if the US government copies DJI designs for military purposes. Return the favor.
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by fma 9y ago
I work in a large manufacturing company that gets lots of data about the manufactured product...The business people received a single excel reports from a database. They wanted a fancy UI to export the data (more queries, pull from other da
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by fma 9y ago
Lawyers would like to have a word with you.
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by fma 9y ago
It's kinda why someone would buy a Harley Davidson...they have a distinctive sound associated with power.
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by fma 9y ago
The biggest criticism from industry analyst is that they don't consider all the problems before hand, and they were proven right. Your explanation is laughable when applying it to other companies. "Oh sorry, your iPhone X is delay
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by fma 9y ago
By solving their biggest problems first, rather than create new distractions? Kinda the same thing any company would do.
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by fma 9y ago
They might want to learn how to mass produce cars first, though...
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by fma 9y ago
If they need more cash then they can just have another investor round. There's enough fan boys that would invest. I would prefer that Ford and GM not do this... I don't see how producing a $250,000 car will help the common folk, w
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by fma 9y ago
When I was in high school, I had summers off. I volunteered at the "Main library" of my county...a huge library and volunteered in their computer lab. I also volunteered at the local science museum and continued to do so on weeken
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by fma 9y ago
I've purchased markers from Dollar Tree. I wish he had compared to those. For my purpose they work and a hell lot cheaper.
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by fma 9y ago
Another automotive company is way ahead of Ford. http://www.autonews.com/article/20171002/OEM06/171009988/ran...
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by fma 9y ago
Sounds like famous last words of the Mayans.
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by fma 9y ago
Yes, and toddlers (my 14 month old...) can see a cat in a picture, and recognize a cat in real life, even if it's different color.
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by fma 9y ago
My interpretation is how he will keep kicking forever was from this... He hasn't been idle this decade. Idle is not one of the speeds in Jackie Chan's gearbox. "Sometimes I look at some other actors, famous actors," he s
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by fma 9y ago
I agree with you. Everyone has their own hobbies. But certain people believe that in order to be a good coder, one of your hobbies MUST be coding.
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by fma 9y ago
Me either. It's become cool to work 60 hours a week because you like your job, and then go home and do more programming because you like programming. Why it's cool... I don't know. I agree it helped me in the early days of my
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by fma 9y ago
I bought my glasses from Costco, even though it's "out of network" for my vision insurance. Still a hell lot cheaper than Lenscrafter, etc. I imagine the same applies for hearing aside
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by fma 9y ago
You would need to know what to buy. Helium balloons...$1. Greeting cards, $.50, there are certain things that are much cheaper at Dollar Tree than else where. There are some items that they get you to splurge on impulse on that have a highe
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by fma 9y ago
Neither is the postal service, yet most of my mail is spam.
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by fma 9y ago
It's not really "their dealerships". A car dealer is an independently owned franchise. None are owned by the car manufacture. Of course, the manufacturer can say "we will give you $x off your car purchase if you let us u
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by fma 9y ago
Also people use their garage for storage, so not so the space will be recuperated. Hell, some people have so much junk they can't even park their cars in their garage.
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by fma 9y ago
You'd have to find a pretty stupid home owner to agree to let a stranger mail stuff to their address...you know mailing contraband and all that. Better idea is to find a home for sale without a tenant and claim that as your address and
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by fma 9y ago
I think vkou is implying you need to do this every 90 days (which from my understanding, is what Life Lock does).
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by fma 9y ago
Walks are very productive in exercise and clearing head. I often try to take a walk with some people on my team. We just talk about whatever comes into our head - life, hobbies, etc. Sometimes it's work and we end up brainstorming. We
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by fma 9y ago
I had read that their intent is to mean both...10 for 10th year, and X for experimental/new...
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by fma 9y ago
Well, this is why most people (including myself) put rental property under an LLC. I wouldn't let a tenant sign the lease as a corporation unless they were a legit corporation - you know, companies rent houses all the time for executiv
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by fma 9y ago
I hope their executives get criminal charges. Credit Reporting Agency has a huge responsibility to keep this data safe. Lets charge with their CISO...you know, the one that graduated with a degree in music composition and just recently took
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by fma 9y ago
I live in Atlanta. I was hopefully it would be the final pick...but when I got down to the section about being able to move around the city easily, I knew we'd be cut. Not going to complain about traffic/mass-transit here...but it

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