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Tesla Accuses Former Engineer of Stealing IP, Sharing It with Chinese Rival
(ktla.com)
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Revolutionary to young retail investors in getting them to save. Now someone do real estate lower commissions
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8/8 correct. pretty easy to tell the difference, we’ve got a ways to go for this and deep fakes.
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Students Were Advised to Claim to Be Minorities in College-Admissions Scandal
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Equality of opportunity over outcome for me. Now Asians will be discriminated against secretly. My family sacrificing vacations and eating out for 12 years (literally ate out 5x max) to afford to live in a good school district shouldn’t pen
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Secret U.S. Missile Aims to Kill Only Terrorists, Not Nearby Civilians
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Affirmative action on one side, cheaters on the other. At least a dozen people cheated on the SAT in my school and had the audacity to brag about it. Financial aid if you poor, paid for if you rich. Middle class honest kids hurt the most. H
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China Exploits Fleet of U.S. Satellites to Strengthen Police and Military Power
(wsj.com)
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In a previous thread about China ripping of IP and blatantly sabotaging others illegally, many commentators supported them saying it’s better for the world. The fact that people are this naive scares me. I’m so sorry this happened, I am gla
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Research: When Airbnb Listings in a City Increase, So Do Rent Prices
(hbr.org)
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Doctors in five states charged with prescribing pain killers for cash, sex
(washingtonpost.com)
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Theft removes the incentive to do r&d. If you are just going to get it stolen, others will just invest in stealing. No one will waste on r&d. There are reasons we have laws. You are making infantile arguments for pro theft with no t
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My favorite thread of all time. Always gets me a laugh
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Data. They will sell location data. Mine all transits. Physical location data and daily customer trends will net them billions.
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I disagree. Most of HN is interested in climate change. Real solutions to Climate change = political no matter what. Article explains both sides and a good discussion could be had for what mistakes had been made and how to fix them for the
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Yes that scared me. Extreme activists can cut you off from access to payment processors. We are a relatively cashless society and you are potentially at the mercy of the mob to survive. The mob’s definition of a Nazi becomes broader every d
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Extremely naive and condescending take. You and people who think this way are on an elementary school mindset of “justice” and fighting against the man combined with a misplaced ego power trip.
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My Instagram was compromised a couple of years ago. My password was very secure and completely unique to Instagram so I found this extremely odd. Someone had logged in from the Bay Area. I believe it was compromised twice within 24 hours a
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WSJ is $4 a month, cancel every 3 months and restart, takes 2 mins.
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Harvard Law professor agrees to represent Weinstein, students traumatized
(wsj.com)
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Best link I’ve ever seen on HN. It’s getting late now, but pouring hours into this and I haven’t even come close to 10%. So many interesting fields and ideas. I’m excited for some more fun reading this week. Thanks!
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Because their grades were average, they are friends and I’ve helped them. Are you threatening me? Is it because I’m making sense and instead of offering a counter argument you resort to this? Well luckily for me I’m my own boss, I’m on a fo
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I’d wager it’s the same as the composition of females in any Engineering program. If there were 25 women in your CS program out of a 100 (being generous), they can’t magically multiply and somehow end up 50 in the workforce. No one is forci
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High school, college, any STEM fields are all overwhelmingly biased in terms of favoring women. 57% of college graduates are women. Men are not only getting the short end of the stick but are being told by every voice that they are privileg
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He Was Part of a Twitter Mob That Attacked YA Novelists. Then It Turned on Him
(reason.com)
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Wide open rural land, little environmental or people impact, some of the best consistent sun in the world
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California's San Bernardino County restricts construction of solar, wind farms
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The politician that grants approval to the developments was just selected. He is the most anti Amazon person, he grants approval or not with a small committee. He refused to even meet with Amazon executives. 3 times they asked for an audien
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Majority of the incentives are from Amazon’s taxes. 27B in economic activity for 3B in tax breaks for just 10 years is wayyy better than almost every other corporate deal. Better than Tesla for sure. That 3B will no longer be generated. You
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Wow great video! I had ZERO idea this company existed and I’m on my 2nd EV...this is awesome
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