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by mrep 7y ago
Wait until europe wakes up. A karma system based off of time zones would be super interesting even if it just a post statistical analysis.
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by mrep 7y ago
> Is everyone just putting up with the shitty built-in smart interface, but then switching inputs to their separate unit of choice? I frequently use hdmi but I still use the my tvs smart functions as it has dedicated amazon and netflix b
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by mrep 7y ago
What other low cost options are there and do they work with cell phones so that they get dual usage and thus the costs are amortized over more devices? The verizon 5g home looks pretty good [0] if your current options are only dsl or cable
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by mrep 7y ago
So put the base node somewhere high like a water tower, hill, or really tall pole and then put your home modem on the telephone pole or your chimney to establish line of site. They can even use beam forming to bounce their signals against
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by mrep 7y ago
Doesn't 5G solve that problem? Lay fiber to a bunch of 5G nodes and then you can service hundreds of customers who only need to install a wireless modem to get fiber speeds and latency.
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by mrep 7y ago
> Consumers don't have 'contract support' unless they have cash. So what do you propose then? Every website have a paywall and block poor people?
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by mrep 7y ago
Wow! You could buy an ounce of weed for 25$ on 4/20 this year in washington state versus 360$ it cost for an ounce back in the midwest when I was in college a few years ago when it was illegal and they managed to lose money. Despite
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by mrep 7y ago
Google earth VR does have a VR mode which I have heard is amazing [0]. Their maps platform is also part of cloud and you can use it for gaming [1]. [0]: https://vr.google.com/earth/ [1]: https://cloud.googl
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by mrep 7y ago
That's to insure we aren't undersupplied on food and famines caused by a bad season/trade with another country are absolutely terrible. Seems like a cheap insurance for a terrible possible outcome especially considering that
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by mrep 7y ago
They totally could but for some reason no state does... Instead, I only see senators, representatives, and potential presidential candidates trying to force it upon the entire country. We are the united states, let individual states start
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by mrep 7y ago
Most agriculture markets are extremely competitive such that they are basically perfect competition.
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by mrep 7y ago
It looks like a gated community so it probably cannot get in there.
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by mrep 7y ago
At which company? I work at one of the big companies and undergrads come in at around 150k and phds around 250k. Facebook will give 100k signing bonuses to their top interns but that's a 1 time bonus so it shouldn't be factored
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by mrep 7y ago
I don't work in the healthcare industry so I have no skin in the game, but in what situations do you consider labor cartels ok because unions are exactly that and many people here seem to advocate them. Becoming a doctor from what I h
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by mrep 7y ago
How would they lose liquidity? Authorized participants [0] are always in the market for ETFs. If an ETF share price is crashing out of line with the index it tracks, they will step in and buy shares, swap them with the ETF issuer for the s
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by mrep 7y ago
> Jack Bogle's view was that if the market is 50%+ passive indexed that would be bad news. According to this source, it already is [0]. HN discussion at the time [1]. [0]: https://qz.com/1623418/index-funds-now
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by mrep 7y ago
I fail to see how that would ever happen. Authorized participants [0] are always in the market for ETFs. If an ETF share price is crashing out of line with the index it tracks, they will step in and buy shares, swap them with the ETF issu
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by mrep 7y ago
206 points and 287 comments yesterday: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=20857465
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by mrep 7y ago
Maybe ask your local whole foods to add some Amazon lockers? They added those to the whole foods next to me.
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by mrep 7y ago
Wouldn't it make it better? It seems far more efficient to have 1 car drive an optimal route to 500 houses delivering items than have 500 cars all drive to 1 store to pick up their items.
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by mrep 7y ago
> So do what? Contact her local police? > With a written accusation from a child? Is that enough to get a warrant to force the company to release the demographic information? Absolutely! My girlfriend works as a counselor at a school
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by mrep 7y ago
Pretty much everyone on Reddit is [0]. [0]: https://www.reddit.com/r/teslamotors/comments/cwpl34/introdu...
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by mrep 7y ago
I just checked my 100 person orgs code base and we have 5000 files so him stealing 14000 files was almost certainly written by hundreds of engineers.
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by mrep 7y ago
Total red meat and poultry shows 2020 and 2019 as the 2 highest estimates though and the rest of the data shows a pretty clear trend line going upwards. I'm guessing it has more to do with doctor recommendations to limit red meat for h
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by mrep 7y ago
> Globally we are going through a period of deflation. What? Pretty much every country has inflation [0]. > BOJ can print money ( yen ) and flood the world and the value of the yen would still go up ! That is definitely not true. If
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by mrep 7y ago
I cannot find a source for this outside of HN, but I have read here that R&D costs to build the next generations fabrication plants double each iteration which limits the total number of sustainable independent chipmakers. Currently, o
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by mrep 7y ago
> The long term stability of those buybacks isn’t taken into account with valuation models. Really? The money that can be made in finance results in billions of dollars of wages and you think the PHDs they can hire with that money cannot
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by mrep 7y ago
> Companies exploit this relationship now by destroying their balance sheets and using buybacks to boost their relative market caps vs other companies. Buying back shares doesn't increase your market cap, it increases the value of e
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by mrep 7y ago
> We could stave off the coming recession if we had another Dotcom-type bubble, but market corrections are inevitable so it would just be a delay. Recessions aren't some magical part of economies that are required to happen every so
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by mrep 7y ago
Lol, let me guess, you are citing glassdoor which still uses data from a decade ago in their average. 150k is new grad rates these days and senior engineers are making on average 350k [0]. [0]: https://www.levels.fyi/salary

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