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by heimatau 10y ago
Maybe if Cable is free but...most places it's ~$50 a month[1]. Which means the cost of entertainment is closer to $.53 per hour[2]. Which isn't cheap as cheap as you say. [1] - http://electronics.costhelper.com/cab
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by heimatau 10y ago
This is from early 2015. Should be noted in the title, since it more than 18 months old.
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by heimatau 10y ago
A taxi costs money and I doubt they'd take on that liability. Not all friends are ready to drop things on a hat. But...those are possible, cheaper options but not as cheap as free with purchase of a car, which was my point.
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by heimatau 10y ago
I know Tesla is a premium car but...image if the masses had access to an autopilot like this, or better. Many can't afford the ambulance costs. Autopilot can change this excessive cost on the market.
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by heimatau 10y ago
Great quote. I call it corruption, self-preservation that hurts the masses, and status quo thinking. Technology is going to hopefully disrupt all of this.
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by heimatau 10y ago
Tidbits (stars for the top two ideas): * -* "Or, more accurately but less evocatively, “find gravity inside quantum mechanics.” Rather than starting with some essentially classical view of gravity and “quantizing” it, we might imagine
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by heimatau 10y ago
I think she's trying to buy more time with this decision. Think about it, she's not stupid, nor blind. She knows what she's doing and she screwed up with Starboard. She's trying to buy additional time with a rough contra
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by heimatau 10y ago
Some big takeaways: "Meanwhile, rates of suicide deaths are rising in the U.S. The rate jumped 24% from 1999 to 2014, from 10.5 to 13 per 100,000 people, according to an April 2016 report from the Centers for Disease Control and Preven
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by heimatau 10y ago
I'm not a fan of the public just repeating talking points. Namely, you are doing this as well because Mavens wasn't in existence pre-Mayer [1]. Maven IS a new product, you're very misinformed to think anything else. Yahoo isn
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by heimatau 10y ago
> It seems to have already stopped growing. Did you even look at the graph I cited? Creating 1.5 billion in revenue in the past 3 years...how has that stopped exactly? If you're talking about the past 4 quarters in the chart, I&#x27
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by heimatau 10y ago
> Yes, she wasn't able to save a sinking ship Why do you think this? Based on the WSJ article [1] she created a mobile ad revenue (non-existent before Mayer) of 1.5 billion. Mavens is a huge success. She does need a little more time
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by heimatau 10y ago
I felt this way too but...this WSJ article is indirectly [1] confirming the success of Mayer's turnaround. Mobile is where the AD revenue is since there are very few iOS/Android AD blockers like uBlock Origin (and other desktop&#x
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by heimatau 10y ago
This idea is too simplistic. Although I used to support it. I've changed my position from yours to 'retrained and demotion' position. Since people make mistakes, I think being 'barred from further work' is counter-p
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by heimatau 10y ago
It would need to be a concerted effort, imo. Not just one or two actors. But if enough market share made the move, the benefits? Numerous. As I already outlined, in my OP. In addition, to what I said, the (new) market would cut out all midd
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by heimatau 10y ago
For some reason, this question triggered an idea. Why not create a 'gift card' system that...uses RPOW/Blockchain/Bitcoin tech, that replaces whichever currency that was used? I know money and currency is tough to replac
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by heimatau 10y ago
Also, if you have been a customer with Tmo for less than 5 years you can only get 80 shares (limited to 20 shares/refs per 3 months). And if you've been with them longer than 5 years, then you'd only need 50 refers to get 100
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by heimatau 10y ago
Yes, here is more info on SHA1 being broken. https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/3690/no-sha-1-col...
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by heimatau 10y ago
Sure, it may be expensive but it would be good to ensure those that paid for it receive it.
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by heimatau 10y ago
I know many may disagree but I'm curious about this movement of 'publicly funded should be publicly available' wouldn't this infringe on national competitiveness? Like India nor the USA didn't funded these studies b
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by heimatau 10y ago
It looks like it has potentially some nice social features but...I like the control and that seems to fit Zotero better. Thanks for the suggestions. Pretty neat that there is software that is specific to this field. As I said, it's a h
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by heimatau 10y ago
Hmm. That's bizarre. Heck, innovation isn't stagnant. Maybe they did do this. Could become bad PR for FB, if proven.
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by heimatau 10y ago
This is a solid example, in relation to the OP comment. Since you didn't know her name. But...there is still a possibility that you had mutual friends and her face popped up. I used FB a lot and FB cycles many friends multiple times, i
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by heimatau 10y ago
I research as a leisure activity. Thanks for the Zotero mention. It fills a need of mine. I appreciate it!! :)
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by heimatau 10y ago
I agree based on my post but...I've also read many 'stats' about this issue of US personal debt and have seen various figures range to what the OP wrote to adding a ZERO to each figure. 2.24 >> 22.4 cards. 7,000 debt &g
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by heimatau 10y ago
I'm fairly green thumb when it comes to bitcoin's interworkings, so please inform me if something I say is terribly off. I'm of the perspective that Ethereum is the next evolution of Bitcoin/Blockchain/RPOW. In my r
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by heimatau 10y ago
I sadly think those numbers are low-balled. But also, everyone complies their stats differently. I have 10 credit cards. I find it strange the average is barely 2. Most people I know hold ~5 but only use 1-2. But I also think the average de
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by heimatau 10y ago
Solid find. I haven't seen them yet. They may interest me for my personal needs. Thanks!! I'm looking for a rubber tire long board, looks like they have a decent model. Woot! :)
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by heimatau 10y ago
Damn, they haven't tweeted since Jan [1]. And their last FB post is the same time/related [2]. Seems like they went AWOL. [1] https://twitter.com/RideMarbel/status/693081497264373760 [2] https:/&#x
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by heimatau 10y ago
I agree the $1800 price tag is a bit much. Not only that, if it truly were a 'commuter solution', it wouldn't need new wheels so often. I don't think this company is thinking about long-term and sustainability enough. Wh
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by heimatau 10y ago
Very very true. I'm doing research on this. Chart 3 demonstrates this clearly. Non-management workers are receiving less compensation. http://0-search.ebscohost.com.skyline.ucdenver.edu/login.asp... - Note, sorry it&#x

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