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4y ago
Increasing sales by reducing the obstacle of not having all of the money now.
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4y ago
WeChat is almost entirely used by Chinese people. It doesn't have broad penetration in the US unlike TikTok.
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Name something that you find groundbreaking and I too can reduce it down to something mundane. Leaps in performance across all metrics in an existing thing is groundbreaking, especially when it’s just the beginning. On a practical level, it
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4y ago
If my 6 figure tax contribution is not worth much, can I keep it? I'll even go back to using debit cards to make it fair.
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4y ago
It's not a downside. The credit card didn't make you spend money you didn't have, you did.
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The taxes of those who are eligible for credit cards pay for the poor. So what?
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That’s why most innovation is coming out of the US. Gotta have consumers to be anti-consumer and to continue to have consumers you need products worth using. Europe has none. Just worse local copies of ideas that have been pioneered elsewhe
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4y ago
Your paid account has an agreement not to use your data to improve the service for others. This is an experiment the purpose of which is to collect usage data to improve the service. What's confusing about that?
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YouTube has a paid option and even here on HN, the mecca of anti-ad sentiment, people openly admit to using ad blockers there instead even though that means the creators they're watching do not get paid. Hint: People are cheap. They wa
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Waymo is far in the lead. Best track record, transparent reporting, and actually on the road driving passengers around without a driver in the car.
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Waymo is driving passengers around a real city without a driver in the car as a service. Automatically changing lanes is cute by comparison.
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What's stopping someone from exporting it?
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Ok, since they don’t care about IP, where can I find all their source code?
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Ok, where’s their source code?
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4y ago
European work culture is extremely weak. Where are all the European tech giants? The only reason American companies hire Europeans is because 1/3rd of the cost justifies the low productivity.
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Apple has a lot of contractors working in roles that companies like Google and Meta opt for FTEs instead so it's similar.
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But search wasn’t.
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4y ago
Because they have 1.4B people? China != people of Chinese ethnicity. Your name doesn’t change when you immigrate somewhere.
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4y ago
Generalizing millions of people makes you an actual asshole. Kindly leave, this place is not for you.
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4y ago
Someone tell the people working at startups.
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Canadian airlines are not special. Air Canada has a negative operating income. They don't make shit. Since you seem to be missing the point, let me make it simple for you. If you have 100 passengers and two plane types, one can seat 10
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4y ago
Pay for a lie flat seat and stop whining then. You have that option on flights that are 9 hours.
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You don’t seem to understand how this business works so let me explain. Air travel prices have been dropped significantly over the last few decades. What used to be a luxury reserved for the wealth can now enjoyed by folks paying as little
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4y ago
It is about cost to airlines but to call out the cramped conditions in the same breath as carbon emissions when the cramped conditions reduce overall carbon emissions immediately gave away that the OP doesn’t give one shit about climate c
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I get it, you were saying it for effect, but this statement: >if our descendants learn that we traded butterflies for 9 hour plane flights for business meetings Makes it seem like that's all flights are good for. It's not any d
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Doesn’t matter because he’s not the one making grand assertions. It’s ok to criticize research, especially when it’s limited.
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I can confidently say the majority of fliers are not traveling for work. This is a strawman.
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>Crammed between people and hardly being able to move for hours Do you know why it's so cramped? To maximize the number of people on the flight and therefore reduce the per-passenger carbon emissions and cost. I can tell you've
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Not caring what people think doesn't mean he can't communicate with others. Introvert doesn't mean asocial.
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>developer-unfriendly This is where you lose me. Go to any tech company with pockets deep enough to afford whatever hardware its employees want and the vast majority will have MacBook Pros running macOS.
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