ivl

35 ms·

121.
by ivl 8y ago
No, with taxes they lose (typically sub) 30 % off the top of profit , not revenue. This is 30 % off the top on revenue.
122.
by ivl 8y ago
A minority of the people won. Let's be clear there. Due to the House being capped, the GOP can hold 55.2% of the seats with 49.9% of the votes. Talking purely votes, not population. And that's even ignoring the snarky comment a
123.
by ivl 8y ago
> despite having little-to-no empirical testing on comfort or speed Although it's not empirical, I think there's a pretty big consensus that not having to bottom out on the keystroke is a pretty big benefit in terms of comfort.
124.
by ivl 8y ago
I think you'd get a fundamentally different market segment, though. The pros of virtual golf are for swing analysis. I definitely wouldn't call it 'fun'. It's just that you can get the numbers and better understan
125.
by ivl 8y ago
Regenerative braking is using the electric motor as a generator for a time during braking. So you're not dealing with pads and rotors wearing down, at least not as much.
126.
by ivl 8y ago
I'm not sure it matters, so much as do people in the West have the option to vote it down. Seems that's been slow to happen.
127.
by ivl 8y ago
What do you mean 'meddle'? GitHub was looking to sell. Pretty badly by the numbers, considering how much money they were burning. GitLab has the issue of slowness, as their free service just isn't as good, because they can
128.
by ivl 8y ago
Sounds like quite an overreaction to the MS purchase of GitHub. Good for GitLab, though, they certainly deserve the extra traffic.
129.
by ivl 8y ago
Trogodyte really reminds me of the word troglodyte. I have to wonder if it was a dismissive term for a language spoken by a people considered primitive that she was said to speak.
130.
by ivl 8y ago
I was lucky to very early on have one of those Voodoo cards, so it's kind of amazing how far we've come. Unfortunately, it's a true pain to determine whether or not a card matches reference. The reason is simple: if the layo
131.
by ivl 8y ago
I believe Nvidia is purposely discouraging OEMs from altering their stock clocks. At least that was true for the 1070 Ti. The big thing I usually look for is if the PCB layout matches the reference layout. Else liquid cooling (mostly for
132.
by ivl 8y ago
Purely clarifying. It's kind of a unique tax incentive for the states isn't it? I'm not sure of other legislation that works under the same principles.
133.
by ivl 8y ago
> drinking ages The federal government used a bit of a loophole here. Instead of regulating individual states, they simply set a drinking age of 21 as a requirement, else they'll lose 10 percent of their federal highway funds.
134.
by ivl 9y ago
I'm fairly certain they were including that in the media's reaction and participation in this.
135.
by ivl 9y ago
Not at all. You had mentioned military testing, which is safe in early stages, and I addressed that first: the testing process does follow through into live environments. Where things can go wrong. But no, medical testing doesn't kil
136.
by ivl 9y ago
Military testing is typically done by putting a few pieces of tested equipment in the field. Russia is doing exactly that in Syria with their new Su-57. Pretty sure it's where a few other of the planes got a first taste of live comba
137.
by ivl 9y ago
Reading that headline it took me a moment. His books shaped my interest in science, and were wonderful to read and enjoy, even to push on family members. A monumentally inspiring person, not just for his scientific accomplishments, but als
138.
by ivl 9y ago
And spend much less money on commuter infrastructure. If a highway can realistically be cut down to two lanes per direction instead of three, there's less to maintain.
139.
by ivl 9y ago
Ticks too, please?
140.
by ivl 9y ago
Right? Ops, but an ops team you'd trust touching the code. I feel like devops to most just means "ops but closer to the code now that there are so many code/release management tools and someone has to manage it all".
141.
by ivl 9y ago
The company I work at did this. The CTO and I even joked about it being "DevOps in name only". It's gotten better, but they're really still an ops team.
142.
by ivl 9y ago
Do you disagree that American police are more prone to violence, and perhaps more eager to apply violence than other police around the world? I actively avoid American police. Unlike in other developed nations, they treat civilians as the
143.
by ivl 9y ago
District 9, perhaps? It's not a non-violent movie, but it's not quite as simple as 'alien menace ru n!'
144.
by ivl 9y ago
So does France.
145.
Biologists create beetle with functional extra eye(sciencedaily.com)
1 points by ivl 9y ago|0 comments
146.
by ivl 9y ago
Traditional dealers push back against anything and everything, so, that can only be expected.
147.
by ivl 9y ago
Sure you can: the methodology is to not hire them in roles they can micromanage.
148.
by ivl 9y ago
I was under the impression among people with undergraduate degrees it was closer to 110-115.
149.
by ivl 9y ago
I don't think this is meant to affect how apples look initially, only once they've been bitten into/cut so that the white part is open to the air. Lemon juice used to be the trick, but if this does the trick then cool.
150.
by ivl 9y ago
Because workers being super special is not what has driven productivity gains.

More ›