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by marrone12 6y ago
I disagree. There is always a space for something bleeding edge. Your fatal flaw was not creating something "new" but the fact that you didn't actually build the product. A product that has no easy ability to integrate with a
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by marrone12 6y ago
Wow I've never even heard of these, and I'm subbed to many virtual reality subreddits. Edit: Upon further research, these are business/enterprise only, so they are not competitors to the Quest which is consumer first.
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by marrone12 6y ago
Would you mind sharing how much of this is cash comp or comes through in your standard paycheck?
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by marrone12 6y ago
Please leave these in r/gaming
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by marrone12 6y ago
That comment does not understand how pharmacies get paid. The patient pay amount is irrelevant to how much the pharmacy makes. Pharmacies make money from prescription dispensing fees, which are generally around 1-2 dollars. PBMs are the one
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by marrone12 6y ago
It's not much more data entry than entering in an insurance card. But yes, they are dependent on being accepted by large chains. I believe GoodRX was not accepted at CVS for a long time
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by marrone12 6y ago
And not just gross margins, actual ebitda profitability!
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by marrone12 6y ago
At the time this thread was submitted, Google had yet to ban Fortnite from the store.
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by marrone12 6y ago
I would hate to know that my feed is now prioritized by those with the biggest wallets.
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by marrone12 6y ago
There are two approaches to negative feedback: growth vs deficit. In a deficit mindset, the negative feedback is everything your report is doing "wrong". In a growth mindset, it is things your report can "improve". Subtl
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by marrone12 6y ago
Reuters used to have a short form news update at https://reuters.tv but it seems like they shut it down earlier this year.
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by marrone12 6y ago
Performance is much worse, but am I the only one that likes the redesign? Better fonts, better spacing.
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by marrone12 6y ago
There was an article recently in Bloomberg on the internal, political struggles the AR/VR team at Apple had with other executives. Seems like it is struggling. [1] https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-
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by marrone12 6y ago
I'm an American citizen with a Canadian wife and would love for more companies to have offices in Canada. We would definitely move if the job market was better compared to California.
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by marrone12 6y ago
Also didn't he leave to create his own design firm, whose biggest client is Apple? His influence will be all over their products for a while.
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by marrone12 6y ago
Yep, it's for this reason I had to turn off the pi-hole. Random sites that my wife or friends would use wouldn't work, especially log-ins or authentications for various sites, and there's no easy to surface bypass ability. So
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by marrone12 6y ago
Yes! I didn't need a case with my iphone 7 since it had a metal back that created friction in my pocket. My iphone x is glass and slips out of my pocket constantly so i had to start casing it.
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by marrone12 6y ago
Yes, I agree. I personally find the dac in the lightning connector to be pretty solid. Not as good as the interior one with headphone jack, but pretty solid overall.
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by marrone12 6y ago
There is an option inside of face id settings that says "require attention". This basically means it looks for your actual pupils to unlock. if you turn this off then sunglasses will start to work, as well as off angle unlocks wit
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by marrone12 7y ago
Hangouts is different than Google Meet, their premium product. But my big problem with them is that when screensharing you cannot see anyone's faces.
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by marrone12 7y ago
Glass seems really dangerous considering how much pressure there can be inside the Aeropress at times.
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by marrone12 7y ago
You likely could train it to learn about trends and certain contexts. But then you still have to think and enumerate all of these separate possibilities.
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by marrone12 7y ago
In what way is a sql db a poor choice for this? You do know that there are tens of thousands of businesses that run strictly on postgres/mysql with more throughput than that?
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by marrone12 7y ago
Same, in LA, I much prefer the Lime scooters to Bird
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by marrone12 7y ago
1Password works natively with iOS... In the standard iOS keyboard when you are in a password field, click on the key icon that pops up and you can select to fill the password from 1pass.
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by marrone12 7y ago
I live in one currently in Los Angeles and it's amazing. One of the best living situations I've had in a long time. I get to have a semi-private yard without the huge additional cost.
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by marrone12 7y ago
My 2012 macbook lasted me 6 years. Probably would have gone later if a water bottle hadn't leaked in my bag and ruined my logic board.
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by marrone12 7y ago
There is a selection bias in these studies as well -- that you are focusing on large, already established brands that have good brand recall and people who had intent to purchase there anyways. For smaller companies that are just starting o
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by marrone12 7y ago
So what do you say to all the people for who college will be out of reach while the market "equalizes"?
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by marrone12 7y ago
This is likely a New York specific thing, where Hertz is incredibly expensive in the city proper unless you go to the airport.

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