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by pcurve 5y ago
That is wild! thanks for sharing. I lost it at Tesla like LCD in center console.
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by pcurve 5y ago
It's not just text search. Bing's Search by Image performs much better than Google's
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by pcurve 5y ago
I think it's a glitch / unintentional. First, hover over the buttons. Then try widening your browser window from 800px to 1600px in chrome. Then back down to 800px. Do it slowly. You'll see that button position swap reg
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by pcurve 5y ago
Jesus, that is truly horrific. I'm sorry you had to go through that not seeing light at the end of the tunnel. I hope they had enough sense to still give you proper anesthesia before plugging things into your body.
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by pcurve 5y ago
The term has a very specific meaning, but I feel some people use it very loosely... Most people at my company seem to think tech debt = legacy code that gets in the way of modernization. Wiki says tech debt is: "Technical debt (also kn
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by pcurve 5y ago
Half the time it's the camera, the other half, it's the display setting. Samsung phone has different modes for their AMOLED screens.
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by pcurve 5y ago
The headline is borderline the Onion news material. I love it.
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by pcurve 5y ago
“I don’t procrastinate anymore,” he added. “I’m sleeping better. I completely quit alcohol. I’m walking my dog and playing the guitar again, for nothing more than the sheer joy of it.” Most importantly, he said, “I’m remaining positive and
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by pcurve 5y ago
This article is really hard to read and follow. Yet, there really isn't new insight (much of which I agree with) being presented here that I haven't seen elsewhere. Also, I'm curious to see what everyone thinks of the "
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by pcurve 5y ago
I could be wrong, but do you think it's possible that your staff actually fall in the 39% bucket? That is, they either don't feel loneliness or feel too little of it to do anything about it. Otherwise I agree with you on dealing w
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by pcurve 5y ago
There's "fast" mode. https://youtu.be/oBfWkxOfUfQ?t=994 Image quality goes down, but I was very very very impressed...
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by pcurve 5y ago
Maybe redirect focus on full autonomous driving. So we can safely use phonees car
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by pcurve 5y ago
agreed, and truck buyers are notoriously loyal to their brands especially in higher-priced segment. I like their SUV https://rivian.com/r1s but it's $75k. At least Tesla has other side businesses going for it, but I ev
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by pcurve 5y ago
I think you nailed it with the greater fool theory. Everyone knows $100billion is nonsense, but this is a pure momentum play. This sector is red hot still.
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by pcurve 5y ago
Definitely great news for you, but not so great news for IT talent located the U.S. if more companies start doing this. It's also bad news for employers in your country, because they're losing top talent like yourself to deep pock
856.
by pcurve 5y ago
Zillow is doing it at scale, but I also see smaller companies also advertising "Web buy your house!" online. I wonder if we're at a tipping point.
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by pcurve 5y ago
I chuckled at this... but it made me wonder if I also do it too. Not quite tilt, but squint, cock my head left and down.
858.
by pcurve 5y ago
This article has different conclusion that the OP's article?
859.
by pcurve 5y ago
pharmacist 12% software developer 13% Farmers, ranchers, and other agricultural managers 16% manicure / pedicurist 21.5%
860.
by pcurve 5y ago
I also think there's a lot of negative ROI on ad campaigns, with no shortage of new players queuing out the door to try their luck in digital space.
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by pcurve 5y ago
Would be nice to see some math on how he arrived at that conclusion. Common definition of hyperinflation is 50% inflation on monthly basis, which would be about 10,000% in a year.
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by pcurve 5y ago
I’m trying to draw the silence of lamb poster with Jodie foster but it keeps returning pictures of bearded men. Lol. Let me know if anyone is successful with that poster.
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by pcurve 5y ago
oh god, I shudder at the thought of trying this test on my old screen because I know what the result is going to be like.
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by pcurve 5y ago
As someone who lives in northeast, there's just something very unsettling about highway road design in Austin. (and probably TX too). Where I live, roads, ramps, exits are more integrated into surroundings.
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by pcurve 5y ago
Me too! Moths frighten me so much! I've always had this irrational fear that their powdery wings would cause skin rash.
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by pcurve 5y ago
I don't think the pay bump will be enough to offset the higher cost of living. Generally, expensive areas are expensive due to better infrastructure, more options for entertainment, outdoor, sea, etc. Many will take lower if to have
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by pcurve 5y ago
I think Rivian and Lucid will not be around in 10 years. Legacy makers will still dominate. EV doesn't change the fundamental nature of the car sector, which is capital intensive, low-margin, and very buying cycle. However, longer te
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by pcurve 5y ago
"However, Reuters reported in September that it could seek a valuation of nearly $80 billion, raising up to $8 billion in its IPO." $80 billion??? It would be 95th on SP500. Sigh. Toyota = 300 billion vw = 140 billion Daimler = 9
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by pcurve 5y ago
No single CEO will be able to pull off the feat. Just like it took a large exogenous shock to get companies to let people work from home, it's going to take another shock to get people back into office. That shock will come in the next
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by pcurve 5y ago
Considering the publicity, I think both parties benefited. The only loser is general public. Having majored in fine arts, I appreciate all kinds of art forms. Even Banksy's work demonstrates mastery of the medium. Hell, I'd cha

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