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by jdhn 6y ago
I can't see any major phone manufacturer doing that, although it sounds really cool. Too much room for error in both the manufacturing and user stages.
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by jdhn 6y ago
Whenever I read something like this, I think how despite the rise of the smartphone camera that's good for 99.9% of people, it still seems like there's still a lot of opportunity to improve traditional point and shoot digital came
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That's a completely separate issue from what I brought up. The fact is that EV owners don't pay maintenance taxes that are captured through gas taxes, and are complaining when they have to pay additional fees at other times such a
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by jdhn 6y ago
I don't understand the opposition to this. These vehicles continue to use roads but don't pay any taxes that would help maintain roads if they were gas or diesel cars. How is that fair?
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by jdhn 6y ago
>From what I've seen, South Dakota is nearly out of ICU beds Do you have a source for this?
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by jdhn 6y ago
Nowhere in that article does it say that he went to urgent care insisting that covid isn't real. The link that the OP posted says that dying patients are insisting that covid isn't real. Your own link says that the kid thought tha
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by jdhn 6y ago
I feel like I've seen versions of this story pop up throughout the year, and it seems that others have too [0]. I guess I remain skeptical as to whether this actually happened until more proof can be provided. [0] https://tw
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by jdhn 6y ago
>along with the growing economic competitiveness of renewable energy sources I feel that this is the key sentence. Solar panels are getting better every year, batteries are getting better, and in the meantime we have natural gas replacin
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by jdhn 6y ago
This is my biggest issue with the whole "full self driving" thing. As far as I can tell, it's tied to a vehicle and not a person. I could almost see this being worth it if you believe that level 5 driving is coming in the nex
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by jdhn 6y ago
Who determined it was misinformation? Nobody on the Biden campaign has said that the emails are false. The media has just decided that it's "Russian misinformation", which is increasingly looking more like a justification for
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by jdhn 6y ago
I hate to say it, but this is what the future of crypto is going to look like. The signs were there ever since Neo & Bee spun up back in the mid 2010's (and then promptly blew up).
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by jdhn 6y ago
>I really don't like the idea of non-fixed desks/hotdesking. Ergonomics and having a correct desk setup up for your needs is incredibly important and something we don't value as much as we should. Someone who gets me! Hotd
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by jdhn 6y ago
I think that the pandemic really accelerated this. Our team uses Sketch, but we're quickly coming up on a project that'll involve a lot of collaboration, and Sketch simply won't be able to handle it. If we were in person, tha
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by jdhn 6y ago
The WiFi thing is definitely an issue. I've found good results on AirBnB by filtering for business reviews. I figure that business travellers are going to hold a quality WiFi connection in higher regard than someone who's just tra
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by jdhn 6y ago
I would like to do this, but my big (and therefore slow moving) company didn't release any guidance on when we were coming back to the office, so I just renewed my lease for a full year. That being said, when we're scheduled to go
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by jdhn 6y ago
I wonder what this means for the Midwest. I'm near Ann Arbor, and despite the pandemic, it seems that the rate of people moving here hasn't picked up. In fact, the housing market seems to be letting up a bit.
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by jdhn 6y ago
The hybrid F-150 is coming out in 2021, and more news about the electric F-150 is coming out in 2021 as well for a 2022 release. Ford definitely wants to move on this, but traditional pickup owners are slightly resistent to change (see the
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by jdhn 6y ago
It couldn't be due to a decade of easy money trying to chase yield, no sir, couldn't be that at all.
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by jdhn 6y ago
Would be? Look at the manufacturing sector in the US since outsourcing started. It's an absolute shadow of its former self in terms of people employed and salaries.
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You're right, I just didn't read the title. In that case I feel bad for Detroit, as people must be ending their leases there and simply not reneweing.
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by jdhn 6y ago
Wayne, MI studio rents are down by 23%? First of all, I wonder if they mean Wayne County, MI, or actual Wayne, MI. If it's the former, that almost makes more sense because Wayne, MI has a total of 17,000 people. The only thing I can th
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by jdhn 6y ago
> or put the coats on too thick, to the point where I rub paint off if I brush up against the wall How many coats are they putting on the wall, 5? I've never heard of paint rubbing off because there's too much of it.
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by jdhn 6y ago
This is very belated, but thanks for the answer. I only asked because I lived in Nevada only to move back to the Midwest for a job opportunity. I kind of miss it, as it is much more scenic than where I am in the Midwest, but at the same tim
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by jdhn 6y ago
It is, but due to a quirk in the law if you have a vehicle that takes diesel you can pump it yourself.
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by jdhn 6y ago
>The best overall quality of life I've experienced has been in Nevada. As someone who lived on the East Coast, the Midwest, and Nevada, I'm surprised by this. Could you elaborate further?
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by jdhn 6y ago
California has registration fees on top of the high gas taxes? I thought they just rolled the registration fees into the gas tax.
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by jdhn 6y ago
>Fewer than half of HR leaders (38%) think that building a more inclusive culture is an effective way to retain and advance women. This is a really interesting stat, I wonder why that is.
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I just looked at taking the train from Ann Arbor to Chicago, and the times that it leaves are all super early in the morning. It's very much tailored to business travelers instead of people who just want to go to Chicago for pleasure.
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By this logic, they should be focusing on higher income people if audits of lower income people are automated and therefore require drastically less manpower.
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by jdhn 6y ago
>even my work place shocked a lot of people with a declaration that anyone looking to continue remote work post pandemic will need VP approval for three days a week Soemthing tells me that if your competitors start offering 3 days a week

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