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by gcheong 4y ago
Depends on who and how rich: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0342143/
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by gcheong 4y ago
That's cool, hope you're still sleeping well!
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by gcheong 4y ago
Gotta pay for those textbooks somehow!
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I'd continue at the current college then, if it seems right, consider a trying to get into a graduate program at the top college which is really where most of the difference really becomes evident between 10 and 1; if there is any (US
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by gcheong 4y ago
Yes. I grew up in a fairly small town. If you wanted to get anywhere you basically needed to drive. Even today there is little public transportation in that area and only between a few key places. Once I got my driver’s license I was expect
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by gcheong 4y ago
If the campus has one, look into joining a student co-op living arrangement where the students have responsibility for running the household. You'll have an instant group of people who overall are more mature, easy-going, and welcoming
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by gcheong 4y ago
12% faster with Literata.
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by gcheong 4y ago
One of the first things we bought when the pandemic hit was an ice cream maker.
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Apple's Backup Plan to Stop Antitrust Legislation(mattstoller.substack.com)
2 points by gcheong 4y ago|0 comments
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Apple's Backup Plan to Stop Antitrust Legislation(mattstoller.substack.com)
1 points by gcheong 4y ago|0 comments
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by gcheong 4y ago
Because Apple developer documentation in its current form sucks so the best place to learn some library or framework is now the WWDC videos.
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I think the lesson is, if you can get past that, you can get past anything.
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by gcheong 4y ago
I have an Apple II+ and an Amiga 500 sitting in my parent's basement storage.
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by gcheong 4y ago
Was it a case of betting everything on black so-to-speak? Otherwise having an extra 25+k to put in MSFT back in 1986 probably meant you weren't too bad off to begin with. Still, excellent move regardless!
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“ But this new cohort of recyclers doesn’t have to wait for electric vehicles to hit critical mass. They’ve got plenty to hone their techniques on with existing consumer electronics waste, plus the scrap from new battery manufacturing. ” So
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by gcheong 4y ago
Depends on the relative replacement rates. Could be a while.
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You Can Draw in 30 Days by Mark Kistler is a good, very basic, instruction book I think.
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“ The problem perhaps is that the DA's methods would require decades to show some results, but they aren't going to be given that much time.” Or they may not take that long to show results but if we simply allow people to swap out
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by gcheong 4y ago
If you listen to the recall pushers it doesn’t sound like much of a straw man to me and the idea that the DA isn’t doing enough to prosecute isn’t a new concept here but if you actually look into the details of what Chesa is trying to do th
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by gcheong 4y ago
All politics is ideological but to blame a single progressive DA for the entirety of the current crime problem in SF without realizing that much of what is happening today is more likely the result of past decisions than one guy actually do
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by gcheong 4y ago
Being too “progressive” hasn’t been the problem. Politicians claiming to be be progressive then pandering to corporate interests has.
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by gcheong 4y ago
There are already plasmalogen supplements on the market.
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The mice were fed supplements so it would seem that eating the real thing isn't necessary at least if you're a mouse.
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by gcheong 4y ago
Quit smoking.
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by gcheong 4y ago
But if it's just a sensor, couldn't it be possible that sensor generates an erroneous signal such that it tells the car to accelerate when nobody actually pressed it?
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They're not selling it as far as I know, but you're essentially providing them with free training data for their autopilot/self-driving AI which they do/plan to make money off of. In that respect it seems odd that they w
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by gcheong 4y ago
Probably hard to justify spending the time to pursue it in most cases.
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by gcheong 4y ago
Well you haven’t quite sold me on writing my own book but I’m looking forward to reading yours!
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The difference is there is some regulation around it because they are all metered so everyone is charging the same rates and I suspect it’s a better deal for the drivers and customers overall. Btw I didn’t use the app once as it was just ea
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by gcheong 4y ago
But what makes them so awful? Most likely it was the medallion system that limited competition in the market so maybe there is a system somewhere in-between that and the unprofitable ride share systems that work well for everyone. I just go

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