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by mtw 7y ago
I like the story. What about product development though? If you come up to athletes, head coches and parents in track events with an average shoe, I don't think this would have worked. I'd love to hear the story how he developed a
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by mtw 7y ago
The startup claimed they had all their backups on digitalocean, which contained data of Fortune 500 companies. A startup who has fortune 500 clients must have history. I don't get then why digitalocean says they do not have payment his
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by mtw 7y ago
How much would all this cost in 2019? I'm wondering because I see many more people turn towards solar panels, or alternatively windmills. First time I see a hydro plant of this size.
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by mtw 7y ago
It's because Lenovo don't dominate their market as much as DJI dominate the drone market or Huawei the telecom.
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by mtw 7y ago
There is no wholesale theft. Theft is getting something against their will or them not knowing. China offered foreign corporations to open factories in China, under the condition that's it's done with a local partner. Western comp
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by mtw 7y ago
Was Huawei explicitly named in the executive order? To my understanding, no, so I don't get why the story focuses on Huawei. For example, Motorola, owned by chinese company Lenovo, One Plus, Xiaomi or Oppo should not use Android either
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by mtw 7y ago
To be honest, last time China accepted major trade deals from the West to fully open their market, they got their cities flooded by opium and got land ruled by foreign law, and then got their government toppled. The lessons learned from tha
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by mtw 7y ago
The article takes the example of airport pickup. Traditional rental companies pay for a premium space, staff. With Turo, most people agree on a precise time and location pickup. For example, I'll be outside gate XX at 4:15pm, meet me t
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by mtw 7y ago
There's an ongoing PR push to paint anything from China as unsecure, cheap or untrustworthy. Now I see regular pieces on Bloomberg or popular sites like theVerge, and all those pieces have no substantial facts in them. I know reporters
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by mtw 7y ago
What does this mean for Boeing's responsibility? Is there a case that they were negligent for this plane and partially responsible for the crash?
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by mtw 7y ago
Can this do voice calls? I'm in Canada where every cell plan is more expensive than any other in the world. I have friends who purchase plans from Europe and then use the SIM locally with roaming - turns out it be 10x cheaper, the only
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by mtw 7y ago
The public repo is here https://github.com/microsoft/terminal for those who want to try
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by mtw 7y ago
By stating they're just a platform, Amazon is decreasing the quality and trust of their brand. 3 to 5 years ago, Amazon was the place to find the best product in any category. Just put in a few keywords, make sure to restrict by 5-star
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by mtw 7y ago
Hmm I was not asking what this is, I was asking what they do specifically now? where's the official announcement?
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by mtw 7y ago
I don't get it, does it support Unix commands as well as traditional Windows line commands in the same tab? Is there a description or product specifications?
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by mtw 7y ago
imo It's the best place to find interesting gifts for family and close friends in my city.
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by mtw 7y ago
I was positive on crowdfunding but cases like this show that giving teams money before they deliver is not good for consumers. It gives an advantage for marketing-driven teams while there's no accountability and no hard reason to deliv
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by mtw 7y ago
It's more like Huawei and Oppo are winning vs Apple https://www.cnn.com/2019/02/14/tech/huawei-smartphones-china...
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by mtw 7y ago
Another reason to have a personal web site is that it allows you to define your digital identity. If you don't, other people or worse, corporations, can easily publish documents, texts, tweets or something else that will make you look
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by mtw 7y ago
Changing to Firefox worked. It seems Philly is able to work around privacy mode in Safari.
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by mtw 7y ago
I'm seriously contemplating cancelling my cell plan. The annoyance I get from robocalls spam (plus monthly cost) is far greater than the utility. Relatives and close friends can always send messages through other services
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by mtw 7y ago
does everyone has a subscription to Philly? I've never been to the site and wants me to pay to read 1 article
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by mtw 7y ago
I bought an Intel Realsense last year (2 generations ago) and this is much more powerful, esp. in localization . If you buy this, expect it to be obsolete in about 6 months
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by mtw 7y ago
In the article: > I can't tell other people to go off Gmail I disagree. There are reasons to switch off gmail. Not just Google eating mail but also for privacy reasons. Google knows all about your banking, eCommerce orders, your med
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by mtw 7y ago
If his dream is really to have the world switch from ICE to EV cars, then he should consider this. That would be an engineering and laudable feat, and he would be in the annals of history. He can then focus on SpaceX and go to Mars. But if
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by mtw 7y ago
Toyota and Tesla merging would be great. Toyota masters scaling and world-wide logistics but doesn't have EV technology. Their software is also very basic. Tesla doesn't control logistics but master EV and autopilot. Them merging
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by mtw 7y ago
Im pretty sure this is for type 2 diabetes. To reverse, you have to loose significant weight which is at least -20%, sleep well, exercise regularly, and eliminate stress
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by mtw 7y ago
I think SoftBank has too much money either don't know how to do with it, or don't know how to do money management.
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by mtw 7y ago
From an outsider point of view, why aren't there any high-rise residential buildings in that area?
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by mtw 7y ago
But currently all phones have an exposed screen ??? You have to go back to clamshell phones or blackberry designs to have protected screens. If you don't buy a shell or screen protector, your screen gets rattled by coins, keys, and var

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