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by jdhn 7y ago
Just put a lightning link into your AR style rifle, and voilà, you have a full auto gun.
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by jdhn 7y ago
I'm willing to bet that even if farm subsidies went away, the price would at most double. Milk is really popular, and there's no way that supermarkets would let one of their highest volume products soar up in price like that.
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by jdhn 7y ago
>It should cost about 8 dollars 8 bucks? I know that farm subsidies drive down costs, but a 4x increase seems quite high to me.
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by jdhn 7y ago
I honestly think that Disney is going to clean house. The amount of IP that they have is just staggering, and for some reason my generation (millenials) absolutely love everything that they put out (Avengers, Star Wars, etc). Disney also se
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by jdhn 7y ago
I do think that there's a correlation, but I don't think it's done out of malice. I believe it's not due to walking/public transportation directly, but because housing and office density doesn't go up enough to
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by jdhn 7y ago
I bet it's due to the heat island effect due to the proliferation of roads and parking lots.
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by jdhn 7y ago
1. People want to move back to the city. I live near Detroit and you can't go a week without hearing as to how people are moving back into the city, and subsequently driving up housing prices. 2. The Federal Reserve's quantitative
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by jdhn 7y ago
As someone who leans conservative, it's interesting to see anti-monopoly ideas starting to come back in from the cold. However, as we all know, talk is cheap and action isn't. I guess I'll start believing that this isn't
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by jdhn 7y ago
5G is the reason I'm hoping my iPhone 6 holds out until next year, which is when the iPhones with 5G are rumored to be released.
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by jdhn 7y ago
>we should not let it attempt to displace the financial system Why do people think that this will shove our existing financial system aside? The second something comes close to having too much of an impact (stepping on the toes of banks,
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by jdhn 7y ago
Smokers, as in cigarette smokers, or as in e-cigarette smokers? I thought all the candy flavored tobacco cigs (minus menthols) were blown out of the water back in 2011 or whenever the new tobacco act was passed. Interestingly enough, the la
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by jdhn 7y ago
This just screams of a moral panic that's no different from when Congress held hearings about how violent music lyrics or violent video games were corrupting the youth.
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by jdhn 7y ago
I don't mind it, the biggest issue for me is finding parking as I always seem to hit crowds of people whenever I go. I also like the idea of going around and picking out specific fresh produce. I like looking at the apples and bananas
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by jdhn 7y ago
From what I understand, mewing only works in adolescents and younger children due to the fact that they're still growing and their skulls are more malleable, correct?
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by jdhn 7y ago
I'm betting the latter. If you click on the HM Bradley logo it takes you to their homepage where it says that they're building a bank for the "next hundred years". I'll hand it to them, this is a pretty good way of
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by jdhn 7y ago
Obviously they can be made outside of China. What Wall Street would care about is whether or not the assembly cost would be raised, and how Apple would deal with that (pass the additional cost onto the customer, or take the hit and absorb a
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by jdhn 7y ago
>things like the Charger RT and Hellcat challenger are loss-leaders How is FCA not making a profit off of them, especially the Hellcat? The platform that they ride on has to be paid off by now due to its age, and the Hellcat sells at a p
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by jdhn 7y ago
I feel like HN is filled with people who couldn't care less about NASCAR. That being said, crowdfunding racers isn't out of the question, look at Josh Wise and the Dogecoin car.
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by jdhn 7y ago
>Unfortunately, iOS 13 drops support for iPhone 5s and iPhone 6. That really is a bummer, I have an iPhone 6 and it's still alive and kicking.
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by jdhn 7y ago
There may be more job openings, but based on my admittedly small sample size of one (myself), it appears that companies aren't acting like there's a lot of positions to be filled. The vast majority of my applications go unanswered
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by jdhn 7y ago
Based on the .ca domain as well as the fact that they talk heavily about Alberta, I'm betting that they're targeting the Canadian market. While Canada can get warm in the summer, it's no Texas, and it's markedly colder d
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by jdhn 7y ago
The Jones Act should have been repealed a long time ago.
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by jdhn 7y ago
This is my biggest complaint with Trump's tactics as well. If he didn't view EVERYTHING as a zero sum game, he and whatever coalition he could assemble would be much more credible when it comes to tariffs and threats. It's a
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by jdhn 7y ago
I believe that this was done on purpose. Elon clearly wants the driver seat to really be a passenger seat, in the sense that the buyer of the Tesla would simply pop on Autopilot and then be able to focus this attention on the screen. I pers
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by jdhn 7y ago
I had a chance to drive the Model 3, and it threw me off that users have to swipe up on the music player to view additional functionality. In fact, swiping on a touchscreen when your main focus should be somewhere else just doesn't mak
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by jdhn 7y ago
Where do you live, the Bay area? At what point do you say that enough is enough, and you move to a location that even though you'll earn less, the COL adjustment will more than make up for it?
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by jdhn 7y ago
>Most of them have engineering background: electrical engineering, civil engineering, petroleum engineering. That's great, but what about the people who come from a non-engineering background? I feel like people with a technical bac
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by jdhn 7y ago
Fewer and fewer cars have clutches anymore, but if the car does have a clutch, then yes, the left foot would be for the clutch.
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by jdhn 7y ago
This is what should happen, but doesn't. It could be that this is specific to my company, but it's quite rare that this actually happens. There are people who have been contractors for 10+ years.
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by jdhn 7y ago
His paragraph about jobs is spot on. I've seen this in my own workplace on a team that is 75% contractors and 25% full time employees. Contractors are seen as completely replaceable, and if one leaves they'll be replaced with anot

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