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Ask HN: Is this a bug in HN?
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14y ago
" The US government is increadably well run when compared to just about every government throughout history" Do you have anything to back that claim up? I have quite a few friends who go on rants about government inefficiency and would be
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Troll much? I'd assume it got on the front page because people thought it was good advice and/or interesting. I've been told that's how HN works (snark).
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Google’s Problems With Its Self-Driving Cars
(finance.yahoo.com)
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Anybody else notice the three tents they have one of the grass covered roofs? Easter egg or nice place to catch a nap?
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14y ago
Classless and pointless. At this point I think rapgenius is just using this as a way to get attention/traffic.
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14y ago
"Share economy" is getting a lot of buzz these days. What percentage of people are actually willing to share? and what percent is needed for these business to be viable? Using airbnb as an example, what percent of the population is actually
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"Thousands of newspaper are going to write an article everything that happens." Thousands of newspapers writing about this is exactly what Musk shouldn't want! Thanks for making my argument for me. :)
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Am I the only one annoyed by the whole A player, B player, C player mini-meme? It's really, really hard to tell the difference between an A player and a B player unless you've worked with them or have known them a long-time. Even then, the
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Hope there are some Boeing battery engineers out there getting a kick out of this!
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Curious. Is this logical: cruise control ==> less (speed up / slow down) ? So: no cruise control ==> more (speed up / slow down) ? Do you believe the Tesla advice was to turn off cruise control to conserve battery? or do you thin
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I get why Musk feels like he needs to defend his company but I think he may be doing more harm than good on the PR front. Do you think the average Tesla customer is going to want to wade through a bunch of plots of battery charge vs distanc
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Went to see one of the Boeing leaders talk specifically about the dreamliner's development a few years ago at a Georgia Tech symposium. He made a point to mention how many different international suppliers were involved and how that was a h
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slashdot seems like it is exactly what OP is looking for.
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Interesting read. Realistically, to "know all the cards in online poker games" wouldn't you also have to reverse engineer how they map the random number to a card? You would get a jack of hearts, not an integer between 1 and 52, right? or
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that's a lot of significant digits :)
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I haven't tried out Joyent, but I've tested out Linode and Storm-on-Demand and they easily beat Amazon EC2. My benchmark was running our production image processing algorithm that utilizes OpenCV via python on Ubuntu Server (definitely CPU
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Examples like this makes me scratch wonder about the sky-high valuations for Dropbox and Airbnb. Kudos to Dropbox and Airbnb for executing on great ideas and building awesome companies. Kudos to YC and other early investors for finding a di
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I'm sympathetic to Sergey's views but I'd think he of all people would understand the utility of political parties as huge marketing machines. The DNC and GOP have a) eyeballs/audience which leads to b) donors/money. Although imperfect, th
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Great guide! I've often thought about trying some DIY resin castings and this is by clearer and more thorough than anything else I've found online.
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For the impatient jump to the 3:00 mark to see the cockroach leg dance.
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Backyard Brains: iPad control a cockroach leg
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Which is why California is such a startup magnet...cause of those high state taxes in Nevada, Texas, Oregon!
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"Countries with much broader safety nets for entrepreneurs are not producing the risky innovative companies that America is." I was wondering whether this was the case. Is there actual data to back this up, or is it just anecdotal?
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Jon Stewart: Lower entrepreneurial risk
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So by wirelessly docking your smartphone you've basically turned it into a hyper-portable desktop, right? So now the only difference between your smartphone-desktop and your traditional-desktop is the OS it runs, right? So which OS do you w
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Steve Blank would say get out of the building and talk to customers.... let them decide. Pounding the pavement is a lot of work, but you are actually passing the buck to the people who will ultimately decide the fate of your business.
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H/W Hackathon this weekend in SF
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Congrats! Could probably use some screenshots and a blurb explaining what your product does. At least 1 killer use case.
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"we just initiated a group policy 13 months after our doors opened" Doors opened means started development or launched? If after you started development, how long were you in development? "Regardless, I don't see the need to 'scratch your
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