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by gomox 5y ago
The basic United lounge is called "United Club", it's a much worse offering than the Polaris lounge you are referring to.
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by gomox 5y ago
There's one interesting thought in the article: that financial markets could be correctly predicting the end of the Covid pandemic phase. The unwinding of the Covid trade doesn't necessarily correlate with that, but it's a re
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by gomox 5y ago
That's not a wok, its just a wok shaped braiser. Woks are supposed to be thin and light for fast temperature adjustment and ease of tossing.
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Has Anyone Summited the 14 Highest Mountains?(nytimes.com)
9 points by gomox 5y ago|3 comments
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by gomox 5y ago
I mean, Google is big and it has that advantage like any big enterprise, but the search engine market is very permeable compared to what people traditionally refer to as a moat (say, trying to compete with YouTube as a video hosting platfor
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by gomox 5y ago
The way I see it that's only a problem if you want to be bigger than Google. But you can get to $1B in revenue with just the deliberate adopters (i.e. under 1% of the market).
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by gomox 5y ago
I believe that the only moat protecting $100B of AdWords revenue is the quality of the Google Search results. There is no meaningful switching cost to using a new search engine, and the spend inertia in ad spend is not very significant (i.e
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by gomox 5y ago
You should probably google "Decentraland".
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by gomox 5y ago
The 1 in 107 number you seem to be alluding to from the link is the odds of dying in a car crash in your entire life, not in any given year.
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by gomox 5y ago
Is the control group composed of fully (2 dose) vaccinated individuals only? Or do they put non vaccinated people in there as well? I couldn't figure it out.
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by gomox 5y ago
Actually with gas costs being what they are, wash trading is extremely costly on Ethereum DEXs, which makes their volume much more reliable. Wash trading relies on low/nonexistent fees to be cost effective as a market signal.
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by gomox 5y ago
I think he meant its easy _now_. Once you are 10.000x on your investment your perspective drastically changes.
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by gomox 5y ago
It's not even remotely close to how it works for currency.
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by gomox 5y ago
I was replying to the comment of a person that "never used the function keys" (in non-touchbar macs).
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by gomox 5y ago
How did you change volume or brightness?
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by gomox 5y ago
Well, they know they're not getting anywhere anytime soon, so why rush? :)
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by gomox 5y ago
In our case its not shaming you for speeding or anything specific, it just displays every plate that it scans to advertise the scanner. Also in a not very surprising turn of events, a lot of the screens just show a fixed plate these days wh
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by gomox 5y ago
This is a country where when they installed license plate scanners on highways they accompanied them with large screens that show the plate that was just scanned. So as to... I don't know, brag that you're collecting all this info
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by gomox 5y ago
*win a lack of touchbar :)
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by gomox 5y ago
The "tramite number" mentioned in the article is quite funny. "Tramite number" translates loosely to "filing number". When national IDs were issued each one got a "tramite number" that I'm guessi
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by gomox 5y ago
It depends on what you mean by "stereo setup". In the extremely common scenario of you having a 5.1 amp with just 2 speakers plugged in, it's your amp that's doing the downmix for you.
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by gomox 5y ago
It might very well be his setup that's causing the problem.
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by gomox 5y ago
Probably not, or the mix might be off. It's worth checking. Your experience seems consistent with a missing center track (which contains most of the dialogue sound).
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by gomox 5y ago
Do you have a center channel?
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by gomox 5y ago
Doesn't work (cloudflare error)
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by gomox 5y ago
In Spanish web browsers are called "navegadores" (navigators, no doubt inspired by Netscape's product). This coming from Latin America it's an understandable translation quirk.
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by gomox 5y ago
Taken out of circulation? The money will surely be invested into the economy where it will very much fund (profit motivated) initiatives.
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by gomox 5y ago
I find it interesting that you consider the mob-like behavior of Google forcing everyone to bid on their own name "not efficient". It seems to me like they are really efficient (at their goal of extracting tons of revenue from eve
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by gomox 5y ago
The deep dives don't work anymore on Google search. It's all content spam.
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by gomox 5y ago
I couldn't agree more. More and more lately I've felt like the Altavista days. I know the information I'm looking for is out there, it's just not in the Google results page, which is plastered with unreadable stuff (payw

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