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kss238
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I don't see this as conclusive at all. I tried it out on my macbook air in chrome and did not get any ads for the item I talked about.
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As long as Musk's companies accurately disclose what the money they're raising is going to be used for, I don't think there is any issue. Shkreli was convicted because he claimed to investors that he was going to invest in x
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It's one specific type of cancer (although it is for the most common subset of the most common type of cancer), not a panacea.
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Autopilot apparently can't
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Glasgow is tiny compared to NYC, SF, LON, etc. In an equivalent sized city in the U.S. you could easily find a house for $200k.
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Not in terms of price. HEVC can cost more than $1 per unit. To high for things like rpi.
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No, but I browse HN on a cell phone.
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*Plenty of lucky people got rich in China.
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A government website with a decent mobile version. Is this a first?
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Do you think mandating minority majority districts is unethical?
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And don't forget to only compare against 2012+ luxury sedans. The median age of U.S. passenger cars is nearly 12 years. There are exactly 0 autopilot equipped 12 year old cars. As vehicles have become significantly safer in the past 12
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Shareholders aren't debtholders.
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The debtholders entered a voluntary contract. They knew the risks. No one forces them to invest into Remington.
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Sharply swerving at the last minute would probably be more dangerous than simply slamming on the brakes.
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I'll take one of these, please
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The comment was about mines left behind from the Vietnam war, not present day.
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Answering their calls make them more likely to call you the future. I don't answer any calls I don't recognize.
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What do you use your 5X for though? I couldn't get more than 2 hours of video streaming on mine in a single charge and it was less than 1 year old.
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Why does a retirement calculator need that functionality? Its for retirement savings, not savings in general.
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What does the "new brand of patent troll companies" gain from this? Patent trolls exist today because of the monetary gain, why would those exist for no monetary gain?
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Yeah I was, so that was probably it.
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In Krakow? Has it changed a lot in the past years? I was there in 2014 and the air was great.
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> His manager, Allison Alogna, informed Wilberg and his colleagues that they were to “only accept” a certain rank of engineers (“Level 3”) if they were diverse.
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Dick’s, Major Gun Retailer, Will Stop Selling Assault-Style Rifles
(nytimes.com)
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Although this poll wasn't really about data protection, the U.S. definitely needs its own GDPR.
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IANAL but I would presume the same as when a human is driving a car.
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So how does that stop economic growth of areas outside of the city? Sounds like it would ignite economic growth as smaller cities have to create their own services.
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A city ban on cars would effect areas outside of cities?
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decentralized
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How did you get that at all from what I wrote? All I'm saying is when you have a problem with bank transfers you have to go through a centralized authority.
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