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3y ago
Not to teabag on Air France, but I was curious about how bad the delay is at the Lisbon airport. 1. Toronto Pearson International Airport: 51.9% 2. Montreal-Trudeau International Airport: 47.8% 3. Frankfurt International Airport: 44.5% 4. H
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"welfare, healthchare, social security, etc" Healthcare: Some people get unlucky with genetic lottery and will require far more cost in care than others. Some type of universal coverage still needs to exist imho. Social security:
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3y ago
wonder if it's possible to offer an attachable heatsink in a shame of extended battery or case. That way, there's no fan / dust to worry about.
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3y ago
The data is from 2013-2014. "The annualized total of all Fire Hydrant parking fines? $55 million." Not sure how much of $11B NYPD budget is allocated for parking fine enforcement, but I suppose $55 million will more than cover it
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3y ago
Still trying to figure out the 110MB download size.
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3y ago
I'm seeing decline in ChatGPT virtue signaling in my Linkedin feed too.
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3y ago
I have no idea what I just watched. :-( Bret Victor makes me feel inadequate.
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3y ago
I liked these two snippets at the end. "Many more people could try to do great work than do. What holds them back is a combination of modesty and fear. " "Do you want to do great work, or not? Now you have to decide conscious
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3y ago
In my person opinion, in the grand scheme of things, the impact on innovation in this particular case is negligible because only under exceptional circumstance, anti trust regulators intervene to block a merger of a startup. If it becomes m
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3y ago
Is there a similar precedent for 3)?
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3y ago
They're also continuing to cripple free seat functions.
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3y ago
If you aren't legacy and managed to get into these Ivy, definitely pat yourself on the back. You more than earned it.
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3y ago
More ads, more blockers. Use of blocker has been on the rise because YT has been failing in modulating amount of ads vs annoyance. Rooster coming home to roost. And not for users, but for YT. They should tread carefully.
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3y ago
Nice... bigger fuel tank than 2023 Ford F-150 (26gal). lol...
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3y ago
What's wild is some of his painting appear to be thick without using a ton of paint. It's amazing to think that most of his work was done in a span of couple years.
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3y ago
Majority of advertisers on Google lose money. "According to a study, 40 percent of small business owners stated that their Google Ads campaign yielded no leads. Whereas, an additional 33% of business owners noted that these campaigns p
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3y ago
Depending on plane, it could. For example, 777 has had very few incidents, but its figure is impacted by MH370 and MH17. 747's number is also skewed (by about 10%) due to 3 incidents involving bombing and missile shootdown. By and larg
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3y ago
"Ultimately though, if this experience isn't right for you, you can turn off this feature the first time it launches in Microsoft Edge, and then in Outlook settings at any time after that." Wow.
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3y ago
https://archive.is/nKC11
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"Don’t worry, I also use BackBlaze for automated off-site backups. And all my projects are stored on GitHub and different PCs as well" That's smart. I've had 7 catastrophic drive failure in 20 years, 4 when I was using
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3y ago
Hrm, they still allow it while traveling. https://help.netflix.com/en/node/24853 I know not all the U.S. shows are available, but it also works both ways. Have they changed the rule recently?
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3y ago
Question for economists here: "These losses include medical costs, lost productivity, legal and court costs, emergency service costs, insurance administration costs, congestion costs, property damage, and workplace losses. These figure
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3y ago
I wonder if this has a parachute? If not, I'd feel better in other drone designs that have wings that would let you glide, which would also be better for range.
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3y ago
Another unpopular opinion: If I think about the reasons why asset managers PMs in finance are overpaid, it's because they created elaborate rent seeking structure in society and industry, with disequilibrium in penalty vs reward. Sam
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3y ago
Air force has been asking the congress to retire these 50+ year old planes, and replace them with more modern ones that Boeing has already been selling to other countries at $400 million each. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#
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3y ago
As long as you don't tire of it, chances are, you will have no problem driving it for another 11 years and 130k miles. In fact, I'm very confident. I have a 2014 mazda 3 manual hatch. I don't think I'll ever sell this
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I don't claim to be intelligent, but I do dread doing group brainstorming sessions using Post-it notes because it takes me time to think about the problem. I'm usually the the guy in the group with the fewest notes. I've rar
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3y ago
How does one find this as side job? sounds like a therapeutic work once in a while :)
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And protopie is taking full advantage of it by charging hefty premium. I do believe Figma will implement it at some point.
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3y ago
Remember there used to be a visual graph of view count trend for each video? That was neat.
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