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14y ago
Knives are a lot less lethal than guns.
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Glad I'm not the only one who feels the same way about it. Even if it's only a couple bucks difference, the uncertainty adds a whole layer of anxiety for me.
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14y ago
One thing that a lot of tech people forget (including, frequently, myself) is that there are reasons systems are the way they are. It might be inefficient, it might be stupid, it might waste everyone's time, but if they wanted to change thi
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14y ago
But there were government plans to create telecom networks that ultimately led to the internet.
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How Twitter Knows So Much About You Before You've Even Signed Up
(sfgate.com)
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14y ago
That said, at least you got to keep the extra money.
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14y ago
A general recommendation: make sure your specs are very explicit about what you want and how it should work and think through the edge cases beforehand.
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What Entrepreneurs Can Learn From Frequent-Flyer Programs
(forbes.com)
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14y ago
Or harvested, bottled, whatever. Freshness isn't just important for meat.
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Probably better for you as well.
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14y ago
I really like it! Definitely works out well although it seems British- and maybe Australian-centric. Is that just based on who is using the Scoopinion now?
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14y ago
I agree. Having worked in great offices, not-so-great offices, and currently working on my own (i.e. from coffee shops, coworking spaces, and at home), working with other people at an office isn't horrible. Not something I always want to do
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How does this work?
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14y ago
Seriously?
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14y ago
I'd recommend charging real estate agents (either per lead or listing). They have the money and are used to spending it.
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14y ago
This actually sounds like a new device. I'm not an espresso expert so they might actually be patenting something that already exists but it at least sounds significantly different from the espresso machine I have.
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14y ago
Who do you think appoints those people? It's all about politics, either directly or indirectly.
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Why "Hire Slow, Fire Fast" Is A Bunch Of BS
(fastcompany.com)
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14y ago
I've actually seen this on a few friends' posts linking to Amazon or Living Social. It's weird and annoying (and I thought Facebook just settled a class-action suit for including people in ads without their permission?)
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14y ago
Anyone know if that's typical for batteries in cold weather or is Tesla's exceptionally bad?
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14y ago
Anyone who has driven a similar car. Priuses do the same thing and I think other hybrids do, as well.
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Do they get paid when something they write gets incorporated into the law?
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14y ago
> No Content Found > Quite flummoxed. Terribly sorry. I assume that's not what I was supposed to see?
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14y ago
Pretty cool. Wish I could print it, though.
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14y ago
What's it for?
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14y ago
Good point but I don't think this is entirely right. Startups are a gamble because businesses are a gamble; most fail very quickly for a variety of reasons. I'd guess that product-market fit and poor management are the two biggest failings
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Some companies are cash cows and don't have to worry much about huge new innovations. Think of Coca Cola. Sure, they have to compete with Pepsi and are probably investing in new equipment but at the end of the day, they aren't entirely rein
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Not always. There are always disagreements on teams; generally they can be resolved among the participants but not always and especially not on issues where everyone has strongly held opinions.
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14y ago
Is there any science on this? I've had a similar experience but have no idea if it's just a placebo effect.
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YouTube does have a process to appeal complaints, though I've never had any success with getting them to restore a video.
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