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pyromine
9y ago
College student, it was fun for a year or two and then pretty much everyone gave up on it. The unique commentary was what made it, there was essentially humor that everyone could relate to and the unique perspectives people felt were too un
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pyromine
9y ago
He says pretty early on that what he actually got was a disorderly conduct charge. Edit: Hey -> He
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9y ago
Do you remember the name of the paper, that sounds like a fascinating paper
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pyromine
9y ago
I mean, even when put in the terms of 5 empty waterbottles per square kilometer is still an astounding amount of pollution.
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pyromine
9y ago
Yah I've got a good few years more on my parent's insurance, it's an overlooked fact that you need well-off parents to have a strong safety net while you're young.
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pyromine
9y ago
I want to live in a van, and I want to be sponsored to do it. I see other people saying the lifestyle is vapid, but to be honest everyone I know that has done it has embraced it. There's unique challenges for sure, and making sure that
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pyromine
9y ago
What's more interesting to me is the cranes are 3d modeled, that was not expected
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pyromine
10y ago
Capital markets are crucial indicators of economic activity
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10y ago
My only Uber pool experience was when in San Francisco the whole group I was with would all request an uber pool for two people and the people who didn't get the same driver would quit. We accordingly were using it to get cheaper rides
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pyromine
10y ago
There's traditions around this race, and it's okay if you don't agree with them but not being part of the community that embodies these traditions means you cannot come in and redefine them. Also, no offence, but you clearly
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10y ago
Talk about the freedoms you care about as much as you want, but at the end of the day the people who care about those things are such a small minority it has virtually no effect on the greater market. Yah there's enough of you to suppo
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pyromine
10y ago
Big data is really just a buzzword that no one knows what it really means, because everyone's definition is different lol
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pyromine
10y ago
Comparing the mental fatigue of your work commute versus vacation travel is like comparing apples and oranges.
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pyromine
10y ago
I think the issue is that they're trying to signify how they're innovating rather than what sector the company is in. A better taxonomy would indicate their sector and either be AI powered <sector> or just include their AI p
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10y ago
Ever heard the phrase "Nobody gets fired for buying IBM"? IBM is massive in IT consulting with basically half their revenue coming from the consulting side of their business, and the rest they're a service company in a lot of
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10y ago
I mean every narrative about the invention of CFCs is basically found a great thing, didn't realize the great thing has downsides.
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10y ago
To be honest that kind of scares me. What will happen when VR is commonplace and we are continually using it to escape reality. Not to say we don't do that already, but the gradual degradation of reality is truly quite interesting.
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10y ago
Last I heard of Tilt it was mostly a bunch of people using it to fund large scale parties. Enough people committed, and then boom yup we have the money we'll do it.
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10y ago
That's absurd, I had surgery and couldn't do anything for 3 weeks, once finally cleared my second run I ran a 6:30 mile. How is it that as a society we've devalued physical health so strongly.
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10y ago
I think there is both a good and bad aspect of this quote, you've done a great job highlighting the bad. The good, is in essence that you don't always need to be fully comfortable and in fact will not always be comfortable. I find
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10y ago
An additional detail is also the expansion of the panama canal which allowed more and larger ships to travel through it cutting down the travel time for larger cargo ships eliminating a primary advantage of smaller vessels. However ironical
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10y ago
Question: I've seen a large amount of hype around chat bots, but is there any evidence that "normal" people really use these for anything more than novelty, excluding the realm of Amazon echo et al.
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10y ago
I think the number one obstacle to this is it would be nowhere near viable from the costs perspective. No one really wants to build cargo ships right now, shipping companies are barely staying afloat right now because there is a glut of car
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10y ago
I don't feel particularly convinced by this article, I feel like it misses the bullet by going beyond a reasonable standard. The article is phrased in such a manner that it acts as if typical descriptive statistics are not useful, but
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10y ago
You know there's a certain irony that I would never ever use a modem that I can't turn off the XFinity wifi crap, but I absolutely love having the ability to use other people's XFinity wifi. I pretty much have access to free
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10y ago
Just saw this, but American consumers are more sensitive to import prices than export, because consumers generally do not directly receive the proceeds of exports. Net-net, it'd be hard to say what happens long term in the economy beca
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10y ago
In general, an increasing dollar does not have effects on the real price of domestic goods, but decreases the real price of imports. Because that is no change and increased purchasing, it results in a real increase in purchasing power which
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10y ago
Interstingly this could make sense, because they're selling off all of the Yahoo! assets there is no reason there is no incentive to use Yahoo! mail and in fact they lose the rights to those assets once the sale is completed. Altaba wi
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10y ago
The crappy thing is that while this might be "back in the day", I still have to spend time cooped up in computer lab because software companies make the licenses way too expensive so we have nowhere else to do our homework.
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10y ago
Don't have this machine, but have a Lenovo Yoga 14, I was amazed when even the touch drivers worked out of the box.
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