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by jdhn 7y ago
What a horrific dark UX pattern.
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by jdhn 7y ago
This is already happening, and in return is causing a massive drive up of housing costs in the areas where the Californians are relocating to.
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by jdhn 7y ago
There is no 4 cylinder F-150, but there are 2 V6 engines of various size, and the 5.0L V8 for the purists. The hybrid and electric versions of the F-150 are also coming within 2 years, which is exciting because if Ford pulls it off, then th
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by jdhn 7y ago
I'm betting that they're aware of this, but are restrained by some arcane federal employment rule that says that butts have to be in seats within the DC area.
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by jdhn 7y ago
I love how the author broke down the user journey for capturing images with a smartphone vs a camera, seems like there's still a lot of room to improve the UX of shooting with a dedicated camera. I wonder why camera makers haven't
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by jdhn 7y ago
Is this a symptom of one party governance? It's certainly not because of a lack of money or progressiveness. If anything, I would expect that the California state government would be leading in all of these issues.
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by jdhn 7y ago
To paraphrase James Carville, "It's the people, stupid". It seems like there's a lot of Californians who talk about sustainability, but then turn right around and vote in people who continue to promote suburban sprawl, s
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by jdhn 7y ago
Saying that California is a low tax state is completely wrong. The state is known for high taxes even when compared to other liberal states in the US.
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by jdhn 7y ago
I believe that Medicaid, Medicare, and Social Security make up close to 50% of the government's budget. Put military spending in there, and I'd be surprised if it didn't go over 75%.
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by jdhn 7y ago
As a designer who makes nowhere near $300k, please tell me where these jobs are that pay that much and let you break things.
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by jdhn 7y ago
>Am I the only one that thinks Blizzard is in the right here and they are being made into a scapegoat due to the political climate? I feel it'd be one thing if they had just asked for no politics to be brought up on their official c
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by jdhn 7y ago
I hear this repeated a lot, and I'm not so sure I buy it. Yes, Prop 13 limits how much taxes can go up, but if that's the case, then why wouldn't you try to build more to capture more tax? I'm willing to bet that easing
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by jdhn 7y ago
The NPC meme originated on /pol/
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by jdhn 7y ago
I lived in an older suburb near Detroit that was a mix of single family houses and duplexes. It was fairly walkable, but that's because the houses were built on small lots with very little space between the houses. I had 2 bus lines wi
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by jdhn 7y ago
Ironically, this could potentially help Trump due to the fact that some manufacturers might say "Screw this noise", and attempt to use more US based sources in order to avoid more trade uncertainty.
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by jdhn 7y ago
While I agree with you about the interior looking rather spartan and the superiority of physical dials and knobs, one nice thing about the Tesla touchscreen is that things are laid out in a somewhat intuitive feature. I had the experience o
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by jdhn 7y ago
Geology? What does that person do in a tech company?
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by jdhn 7y ago
Like others have said, this oil would probably be run to refineries by train. This is inefficient, but until new pipelines are built, it's the best way to get oil from the field to the refinery.
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by jdhn 7y ago
>There was talk of changing that under Bush 44 I wish it had, I'd love to dedicate X% of my SS check to investing in the stock market.
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by jdhn 7y ago
I honestly believe that this is how QE will be reintroduced. The article even mentions that a "solution" to the repo squeeze will be for the Fed to begin expanding its balance sheet in order to create more bank reserves. My questi
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by jdhn 7y ago
Let's say that it passed. Is Chevron now legally obliged to actually limit their methane emissions, or can they ignore it if they so choose?
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by jdhn 7y ago
If they're banning flavored cigarettes, why not ban sugary/flavored alcoholic drinks (alcopops) as well? As others have said, this seems like a shakedown and/or a bit of an overreach.
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by jdhn 7y ago
When you say isolationist, do you mean in terms of projecting force through military means, or by promoting and upholding trade liberalization?
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by jdhn 7y ago
You're absolutely right about the financial aspect. Once EVs hit a certain percentage of vehicles on the road, governments are going to notice that their tax revenue from gas powered cars will be in freefall due to loss of VAT on new v
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by jdhn 7y ago
Did he say what areas Tesla was ahead in?
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by jdhn 7y ago
I've heard the exact opposite. A friend of mine is getting his PhD in the US, and he had to present a paper at a conference in Scotland. According to him, getting the visa to even get into Scotland took months, while his US visa took l
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by jdhn 7y ago
>Is all this money that's being parked in almost no-yielding bonds just going to stay there forever, never to be used? The money can come back out, however it seems very difficult to see when that'll happen. That being said, if
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by jdhn 7y ago
SAP is a prime example of how attempting to be all things at once can make a program ridiculously unusable.
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by jdhn 7y ago
I remember when AMD's stock was a running joke on WallStreetBets. Doesn't seem like much of a joke now.
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by jdhn 7y ago
I believe Sketch is coming out with an online version later this year or early next year.

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