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robk
6y ago
Would love to talk if you want some business advice and potentially funding at valley style terms :) email in bio
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It’s becoming nearly impossible to fix map problems with google. I have a bunch of weird one way and foot only pathways near me in London and the routing is always awful for delivery drivers. Telling them to come the wrong way down a street
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This has been going on since the beginning of e-commerce https://www.nytimes.com/2000/12/17/us/sony-toy-is-less-costl...
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6y ago
As in googlers are complicit??
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You can do this with milk and liquid food coloring. Our kids do it at nursery school.
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Are you a Stuyvesant kid?
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100% but the culture was already set then. But letting the finance guys run the shop put a stake through the heart of any engineering soul left
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He hasn't done crap for college park either. Even the oculus founder has donated tons vs him
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6y ago
Where are the subsidies coming from though? I'm not aware of any gaming subsidy from hmrc
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In the past five or size years the Economist has sadly become quite partisan and unreadable..in their trump derangement they've lost a lot of the even keel view they'd previously had over the prior decades I'd been a reader.
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6y ago
Raptorsupplies.com
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The problem is windows doesn't have a preloaded double click viewer for csv except excel if you have Office. The average user just double clicks. If notepad or wordpad did any kind of formatting for viewing it would be less an issue. S
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6y ago
I believe it's the Intel chipset constraints
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This was probably just a pensioner with a 30 year old tv. Doubt gamers are getting up at 7am to play :)
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Mineta airport in San jo always felt so dirty for having the name of a sitting congressperson
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The serious android work was done well after acquisition
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6y ago
Typo for Patreon
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It made me feel better doing the math I'm likely to be alive for 3,000,000,000
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Filecoin?
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This is a strikingly low price for a company I had thought of as very successful in its space.
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6y ago
Nah go ahead give it a whirl
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Sorry it was abundantly clear she said 13. He knew what he was doing was wrong full stop.
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The old version of the Kindle app for PC works as long as you don't upgrade it.
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6y ago
Or governments - see the NHS as an example on low doctor pay
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Meroe is spectacular and virtually no tourists and overall rather safe compared to the other three quadrants of the country. I can recommend that and scuba diving in Port Sudan highly. https://www.robk.com/2013/08/
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I love using browserless. The docker version headless makes things a breeze to automate and scale. Thanks for your work!
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London cost of living is really lower than SF nowadays. It's pretty shocking but has been this way a while. Just avg eng salaries are lower but US expats can command a premium and live very well.
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This one should be far better than 30% because most pcr failure is due to poor swabbing. If the swab is fine then false neg is rather low.
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Google had a lot of pre ipo refugees. It's sort of the reason we opened the Zurich and Seattle offices.
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Please just ban these people Dan. You are banging your head against the wall arguing w idealogues who don't want to participate just throw stones...
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