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pcurve
3y ago
you can, but it defaults to percentage... and that sets the expectation.
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pcurve
3y ago
I blame this partly on tipping culture. I just do not understand why the tip amount is proportionate to the value of food being delivered. The fee should be set based on factors that impact LOE and time that impact delivery. That's it
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pcurve
3y ago
yup. Without the 'reddit' suffix, the search quality is borderline garbage.
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pcurve
3y ago
He could use it as an excuse to restructure the Mod authority, flagging it as shareholder risk. And that will kick off the slow demise.
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3y ago
Of course, the two day blackout will not have huge revenue impact, but two week one will. And if it goes on beyond that, those who will have the most to lose will blink (i.e. Spez and investors) If Spez doesn't blink, the investors wi
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pcurve
3y ago
Well, in the exchange, Jobs says "Fecebooks". I wonder if that was a Freudian slip. :)
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3y ago
MTA costs make the Boston Big Dig look like a bargain, even at $22 billion. I'm convinced, if they contract this out to first-tier construction firms from oversea that specialize in underground infrastructure (e.g. Europe, Japan, Korea
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3y ago
partly optics, but mainly loss of confidence, not just by the users, but Reddit's employees. It may be an OK business decision (though I personally think they didn't think it through), but he handled the aftermath in an extraordin
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3y ago
Spez... then Yishan Wong... then Ellen Pao... Then Spez. Not sure if I recall Wong or Pao did things that seemed overtly business / investor motivated? I know there was the controversial firing of Victoria Taylor by Pao that eventual
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3y ago
I think the CEO will have to step down in a few months. It's difficult to survive this level of cluster.
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pcurve
3y ago
$32 from Zoom settlement $4 from Udemy settlement $7.70 from Google settlement Hey, happy to take 'free' money. :)
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3y ago
The chemicals in question are of type PFAS and believe it or not, they're still legal to use today, though they're being phased out and banned in a few years. The problem is 3M scientists have know toxicity to human and have withh
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pcurve
3y ago
Wow....... I'm speechless. I wasn't expecting to see actual working software like Infini-D. This is the real deal. It brings back so much memory.
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3y ago
Article gives two reasons: " 1. in the presence of someone with whom they feel safe ... because they associate the behavior of treading their paws with the comfort they felt when they were nursing 2. It's possible kneading can be
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pcurve
3y ago
I wonder why they didn't update their product order page if they moved away from exoskeleton. https://www.tesla.com/cybertruck
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3y ago
https://archive.is/rBadP
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3y ago
"expensive novelty bullshit for rich people." Yes. Then it will will turn into moderately priced novelty bullshit for normal people in a few years. At lower price, I'll be buying it just for the immersive FaceTime and Photos
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3y ago
I've been shopping Dell.com for 23 years. They've been doing fake discount for 23 years. Price delta isn't as big as it used to be, but they make it hard to do comparison shopping even within their own site. https:/&#
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3y ago
"But this is another moment where we need to recognize that isn’t true, and we do have the collective power to stop technologies that don’t serve us" ??? I'm not a fan boy, but if there's a market with unmet needs that c
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pcurve
3y ago
Yep. Most people don't even like wearing eyeglass. I feel like we're going backwards from Google Glasses.
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3y ago
Here's 25 year trend chart. https://www.imf.org/en/Blogs/Articles/2022/06/01/blog-dollar... The only way the ratio would change meaningfully is if the current emerging countries dependent
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3y ago
As a shareholder of WBD, I wish I had kinder words to say other than he's grossly incompetent and negligent. Considering how fragmented and diversified the WBD divisions are, I really question the need of this guy's role altogeth
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3y ago
lol oh the good old days. The funniest part is, it would take screenshots of desktop periodically, but I would know when it's happening due to micro lag in mouse movement as it happened. It was so hilarious. I didn't give a cra
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3y ago
Target range of 110 miles by 2030. Then 220 miles by 2040. I'm not familiar with global sea route, but I'd imagine use cases for <100 mile route by small cargo ship is limited? Unless the energy density multiplies quickly, it
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3y ago
Bless you for having the courage to go through with it at 40+ age. I admire you. That must've taken guts.
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3y ago
1. Gmail automatically classifying emails into 4 Tabs 2. Google shortcut tiles on launch.
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Netflix shareholders reject sky-high executive pay packages
(cnn.com)
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Doesn't look like she's using MJ yet? https://www.instagram.com/saharrrana/?hl=en
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"Ms. Blaido, a mechanic, said she racked up nearly $200,000 in bills from a two-week stay at Allina’s Mercy Hospital in 2009 for complications from pneumonia, along with several visits to the emergency department for asthma flare-ups.
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3y ago
Scary part is population collapse is a slow moving train wreck that is hard to avoid. The population projection for decades from now are set in stone. Yet we are powerless to anything about it.
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