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61.
by mpg33 10y ago
What? That's seems absurdly high..
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by mpg33 10y ago
> Isn't this chip made on 14nm FinFET 16nm FinFET. AMD's current gen of cards are on 14nm FinFET.
63.
by mpg33 10y ago
I'm going to go out on a limb and say this has many more implications than just food related memories..
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by mpg33 10y ago
Emulators/knock-offs is probably a large reason why Nintendo is releasing this. Just wished they had went a little step further and released a version that came preloaded with every NES/SNES game. They probably could have gotten
65.
by mpg33 11y ago
I think is South African-Canadian-American.
66.
by mpg33 11y ago
Starts at 830PT correct?
67.
by mpg33 11y ago
I think a lot of banks are reluctant to let google and apple in on transaction fees so they are reluctant to help make it successful.
68.
by mpg33 11y ago
"Disorder"...Dis-order...I think the word used is telling
69.
by mpg33 11y ago
"Basic Income" is wrong idea imo. I'd rather see something like a "Public Dividend" that would redistribute corporate income tax revenue.
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by mpg33 11y ago
+10C in St John's, NL right now.
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by mpg33 11y ago
Yahoo is one of those companies in which I don't really know what their core product is anymore. Similar to Blackberry.
72.
by mpg33 11y ago
Most millennials will end in the same boat.
73.
by mpg33 11y ago
I actually find Apple's charging cables to be pretty flimsy and not very durable.
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by mpg33 11y ago
Instead of cycling on and off it completely cycle between 1 cup/day for a while then back up to several a day.
75.
by mpg33 11y ago
It's a form of real time "keeping up with Johnson's".
76.
by mpg33 11y ago
uhhh Apple?
77.
by mpg33 11y ago
Actually thought about an app that would do this on a smartwatch. I would definitely buy a smartwatch if I could have this level of accuracy of body movement tracking.
78.
by mpg33 11y ago
"Get rid of all distractions, to be distracted."
79.
by mpg33 11y ago
This assumes no advances in medicine though...correct?
80.
by mpg33 11y ago
Startups solve new problems. Large companies refine and scale the most popular of those solutions.
81.
by mpg33 11y ago
So Android TV...
82.
by mpg33 11y ago
> How did the Fed push these reserves into the system? Easy. It created them out of thin air, and used them to buy government securities from banks. This type of economic wizardry can't be good...
83.
by mpg33 11y ago
A little surprised apple didn't create they're own game controller...I think it would make Apple TV even a bit more compelling overall.
84.
by mpg33 11y ago
> The Nordics especially have built up enormous bureaucracies that in themselves cost a lot to administer various handouts and benefits. It might make more sense just to cut a cheque to everyone. Not only that you could argue that it is
85.
by mpg33 11y ago
It's not so much the case that I am more productive when working in a private space as it is I am less productive working in an busy open space...if that makes sense.
86.
by mpg33 11y ago
As an introvert 3 hours in a private office or even cubicle is probably equivalent to working 6 hours working in an open office space in terms of productivity.
87.
by mpg33 11y ago
I think since the ideal solution is to have both open and closed type areas available and let the employees pick. You probably get more productivity by letting the employee choose their optimal working space.
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by mpg33 11y ago
I get the free trial.. but not paying the artists? really? This feels very high and mighty of Apple. Hate to break it to you Apple but you are not changing the music industry like you did with iTunes. Streaming music services have been aro
89.
by mpg33 11y ago
ssri's have done more harm than good for me. I simply feel numbed out...have little emotion and a poor memory. It basically kills the emotion -> memory feedback loop that you need to learn and grow. In my experience I felt more s
90.
by mpg33 11y ago
Ruins the experience. Fake followers. Fake tweets. Just don't understand how it hasn't been fixed yet.

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