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by jjeaff 3y ago
This does seem to be the pattern. I was a technical cofounder in one startup (not YC), even though I do have the chops and experience as a startup CEO. You have to focus so much on the tech and tech hiring early on that you are left out of
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I've been filling up with e85 gasoline for $2.99 a gallon in California. not sure how common vehicles are that can run on e85, but mine is a 2007 model.
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in my experience, this is basically how all podcasts and documentaries seem to be made.
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hmm, are you sure about that? the whole reason I use the linuxserver offerings is that they all follow the same pattern of not using root privileges in the container and also factoring the uid and group id out as compose variables so you ca
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I agree, it wouldn't be the best to handle all json edge cases, but it would be a super easy way to quickly get data from a big chunk of simple json and you could just use subqueries or query chaining for nested results. For anyone who
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Nice find. I think I'll try it out. Although I was hoping for a real SQL type experience. I don't understand why no one just copies SQL so I can write a query like "SELECT * FROM $json WHERE x>1". Everyone seems to wa
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Kirk gave his crew a vote or a choice. I don't recall getting my ballot about whether we should launch chatgpt.
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True that both battery systems and, more surprisingly, automatic transfer switches are pretty expensive. But I think a lot of that still has to do with lack of demand and competition. There are literally only 2 or 3 providers that I could f
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So... they both need freshwater. I agree that there is plenty for residents. and I'm annoyed at the silly stuff they ask people to do, like lather up in the shower with the water off. but agriculture is pretty important for everyone.
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I don't think customers mind segmentation at all. Just, as you said, when it's a purposely crippled, identical product, they hate it.
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if you add all those things together, they don't even come close to the increased cost of housing. My middle class parents had one TV and entertainment center growing up and it cost around $2k and that's early 90s money. we have 3
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by jjeaff 3y ago
Normally, that is the case. But the tax code is riddled with special exceptions and carve outs for all kinds of special interests, so I wouldn't be surprised if there was some kind of special tax credit or write off of unrealized profi
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I assume the script they provide downloads it then uploads it to the archive.org site and then deleted the local copy.
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Ha, yes, I noticed those. I would prefer something a little more like a laparoscopic tool, but I might look around for one of those.
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I highly doubt that most of Disney's fan base is actually fed up because their movies aren't "edgy" enough. Perhaps some of the Lucasfilm fans, but Kathleen Kennedy (the target of the South Park ribbing), seems to be doi
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by jjeaff 3y ago
I could see why they might blame piracy for faltering Blueray or streaming sales. But piracy rates for movies still in the theater must be quite low. At least, I assume most people are not watching Cam footage of the screen with its terribl
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I like the "Grabbers" section. I'm always on the lookout for different types of grabbers or long cutters. I find that no matter how esoteric, the tool will end up being invaluable on some little project in the future. Lately,
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Last time I tried to set this up, I think I was unable to get it for the super low advertised price, because they require you use an ec2 instance in order to skirt their minimum monthly charge and you can no longer get free tier ec2 after t
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It's not worth much. Because they don't actually claim that. They may claim interference or cheating, but they don't claim it was totally rigged. And they don't refuse to concede the election. Sorry, it's just not e
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No, it wasn't cost "from" the middleman. I said cost "to" the middleman. The middleman was just passing along the higher cost.
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Minimized yes, but stopped, no.
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There is an immediate conflict of interest. Because one should immediately start to wonder if Sam is holding back the company from making their own chips or perhaps avoiding partnering with another supplier because he wants to funnel future
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No, it runs the process anytime and saves the data to be sent when on WiFi later.
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Very few tech startups are working with bank loans. Banks in the US will almost never loan to a new business without a personal guarantee and collateral.
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how much does a 72" OLED monitor go for these days?
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unfortunately, some deadly pathogens are not alive and can survive a standard 120c autoclave treatment. Prions being one of them.
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ya, I feel like humans are not very good at solving problems not in their training set. sure, people solve problems all the time, but usually by using past learnings from similar problems. when someone is able to solve completely novel prob
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When you say persuasion, are you referring to fact based, logical argument? Because there are lots of other types of persuasion and certainly some work very well. Lying and telling people what they want to hear without too many details whil
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I see no reason that Google, seeing as they control the whole phone OS, couldn't provide the benefits of local processing and still send all the data back to themselves, perhaps when on a charger and with WiFi.
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quadrillions (a quadrillion is 1,000 trillions) seemed a bit high to me, so I looked it up. it's actually about 2 Billion Trillion a year.

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