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by gibolt 6y ago
Alibaba and Tencent would be great candidates. There is no chance China will do anything though, as these companies are their best chance to compete on a global stage. The EU could make a case against them that actually has legs, rather tha
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by gibolt 6y ago
To play Devil's advocate, how many of those would exist if they had been separate. How much innovation is restricted by splitting entities. Android was motivated to compete with Apple. The Play Store and Chrome Web Store required platf
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by gibolt 6y ago
I literally had found it just a month prior to shutdown, and finished a show a few days before. Extremely disappointing news
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by gibolt 6y ago
Don't forget the literal Trillions of dollars big oil gets annually, just from the U.S. Take that away and the wells lose their competitiveness really quickly
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by gibolt 6y ago
Hire outside your bubble. Hire someone from non-elite schools who have amazing/interesting projects or clear success in spite of struggles or poor odds.
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by gibolt 6y ago
Eggs would be much harder, simply due to numbers. One extraction generally results in around 12 viable eggs. Even if she went through that process multiple times (not sure what repetition limits are), only 1-3 of them really have a chance t
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by gibolt 6y ago
The context used within a single species seems like a reasonable application
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by gibolt 6y ago
Alexa is mostly good with timers/alarms, but occasionally will swap 15/50 or 8/80. If you miss hearing the distinction in the confirmation, you'll miss the scheduled event Edit: They also have distinct classification of
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by gibolt 6y ago
A button/option named Rules and Type that scrolls to the right place might be nice. Also didn't notice the flower until it was nearly complete.
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by gibolt 6y ago
Will it? AWS is the mort reliable service, and even it has outages. Then there are the thousands of other internal service dependencies. Any third party IoT device relies on those and then their own awful software stack and silly putty + pa
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by gibolt 6y ago
These insights are a snapshot, not a trend line. Java can be in rapid decline and still be at the top of the list. Changing acceleration, not position, is how you make a comeback. Java is currently losing Android devs to Kotlin. That could
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by gibolt 6y ago
How would they know the laws of federally managed public lands on other planets?
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by gibolt 6y ago
They have two options under the triple dot menu (at least on Android feed) that you are not interested in this video or this channel. May help curate once you start getting those recommendations.
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by gibolt 6y ago
Trees outside were moving in the wind. Wasn't clear to me when the effect stopped... This is crazy. Feels like it was revealed that my brain is no different than the AIs creating trippy art that Google made a while back. They just had
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by gibolt 6y ago
Great 'Review' of an old Microwave loaded with features. https://youtu.be/UiS27feX8o0 Why can't we have nice things by default, especially with appliances like microwaves, toasters, printers...
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by gibolt 6y ago
Calls in cars are a nuisance. They are extremely loud for some reason in a way that music rarely is, piercing through a car's exterior.
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by gibolt 6y ago
Changing the UI would raise so much uproar. Millions of workflows would have to change. In addition, it just does so much that changing it would be a very costly task likely to break a lot of things and end up removing features that some ti
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by gibolt 6y ago
Probably updates center and zoom, to make it shareable.
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by gibolt 6y ago
Plants don't use most of the sunlight that hits them, and too much will cause heat stress making them less efficient. The right tarp or net that lets through the most useful wavelengths seems to help more than hurt. A lot of places are
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by gibolt 6y ago
There are plenty of clones. MegaBlocks has been the most visible for a long time. I believe Lego owns the exact dimensions and ratios of their bricks. I recently got into NanoBlocks, which are about 1/4 the scale and different dimensio
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by gibolt 6y ago
Tonal here is very different. The tone in Chinese is a completely different word. Multiple words have the same tone and thus pronunciation with different meaning (and character). Tone usage on one word would not change the interpretation. T
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by gibolt 6y ago
No, but it does show how significantly unlikely things can happen given enough time and billions of moving variables.
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by gibolt 6y ago
There is a difference between knowing the difference and admitting it. When you run a business from start to scale, you likely know the main failure point, and it is probably a few simple variables.
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by gibolt 6y ago
I would guess that just the shiny skin tone curves are enough. Or maybe this is just a a weird niche that Facebook is correctly blocking. /s
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by gibolt 6y ago
Vacuum salesman used his vacuum to reduce friction
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by gibolt 6y ago
A stylus that works with your existing device (phone or laptop, assuming touchscreen) works as well. Plenty of cheap ones out there that work with most touch sensors
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by gibolt 6y ago
Mouth liquid fowl sounds quite appetizing
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by gibolt 6y ago
The entire new annual fleet will have to hit 100% electric before that, which is a massively steep curve. I recently started https://tryelectricnow.com to connect EV owners with car buyers to try to have a larger, distributed im
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by gibolt 6y ago
1 for 10 seems reasonable, assuming there is also a strict academic requirement for that privileged student. Even more points if it supports their housing and food plan.
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by gibolt 6y ago
For anyone unaware, bunker fuel is an absolutely nasty mixture. Ships are able to do anything they want once in international waters, which means it just gets dumped on the regular only to then follow environmental rules when at a destinati

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