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by rory096 9y ago
That's a coal plant. And not just any - the largest greenhouse gas emitter in the country. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plant_Scherer
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by rory096 9y ago
Contraline, the polymer gel injection covered in the article, is a YC F3 (summer 2016) company. Kevin says he's on the road right now, but he'll be around later to answer any questions. [0] http://contraline.com
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This is no longer the case. The plans have merged. https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/888053175155949572
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It's been wholly funded by SpaceX thus far. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/spacex/comments/6kw70z/rspacex_disc...
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by rory096 9y ago
Well it's not unplanned.... Note how the Bitcoin Cash box is a different color and says "This node's scheduled chain split has occurred."
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by rory096 9y ago
Isn't that still selection bias? Presumably CTE sufferers have a higher risk of dying — their healthy peers may still be alive and thus not included in that 1,300.
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by rory096 9y ago
WaPo posted a descriptive article on the UW study days ago.[0] The OP is an op-ed by a member of a left-leaning think tank in a section called "PostEverything Perspective," described as "Discussion of news topics with a point
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by rory096 9y ago
Seems pretty clear to me. GSuite never had email scanning. >Alphabet Inc.’s Google Cloud sells a package of office software, called G Suite, that competes with market leader Microsoft Corp. Paying Gmail users never received the email-sca
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by rory096 9y ago
Would the defense argue for the benefits of withholding trademark protection, or just the constitutionality of doing so?
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by rory096 9y ago
An atmosphere full of sulfuric acid and no ground (with all the resources you can extract from it) is far worse than a low-pressure environment.
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There's no dishonesty. The author makes it very clear that the GAO report prices in the billion dollar a year fixed subsidy ULA receives.
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>The process began, Regenstein recalled, when many of the country's major ice cream companies, most of them operating under kosher standards, wanted to make a product with authentic Oreos.
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by rory096 9y ago
This sort of conspiracy mongering is below the HN standard of discourse. Amazon doesn't own WaPo, Jeff Bezos does. A $600 million 10 year contract for a private cloud is a tiny fraction of AWS revenue (some $15 billion per year), let a
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by rory096 9y ago
Note that the Twitter workaround still works: https://t.co/2t073JIAWe https://www.wsj.com/articles/british-police-identify-london-... Just append site:twitter.com to your Google search, click through,
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by rory096 9y ago
Because "Model S and Model X had abnormally high claim frequencies and high costs of insurance claims compared with other cars in the same classes." AAA is the insurer — they obviously directly gain from increasing premiums (all e
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by rory096 9y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14437092
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It works with a TV tuner, so it's dependent on the channels broadcasting in your area. You can use TVFool[0] to see estimated channel strength in your specific location. [0] http://tvfool.com/index.php?option=com_wrappe
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by rory096 9y ago
Great anecdote about the X-15 from John D. Clark's excellent book Ignition! : >But something more potent than alcohol was needed for the X-15 rocket-driven supersonic research plane. Hydrazine was the first choice, but it sometimes
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by rory096 9y ago
Yes, that's how reporting works. If the source is anonymous (as it is here), you ascribe credibility based on the author and news outlet.
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by rory096 9y ago
According to thablackbull's link, gauge changes take place in Khorgos between China and Kazakhstan and at the Belarus-Poland border. Much of the journey is through the former Soviet Union.
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by rory096 9y ago
Regardless, that sled is in the mile-long track they built for the competition they held. They may not have depressurized it, however. The actual tunnel is just a starter currently, as Musk said. They're only now putting in the TBM.
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by rory096 9y ago
Very sloppy article > This video shows the first in what Musk proposes to be a citywide network of underground tunnels That video is clearly in the Hyperloop competition track.
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Build more housing.
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by rory096 10y ago
You're in for a treat. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SCO/Linux_controversies
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https://t.co/qtzhpiPofm
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You have 104 karma. Note that you'll have you click on the comment's timestamp to see the full set of options.
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Those were presumably earn-outs from the companies Google acquired from Levandowski, not employee incentives. http://spectrum.ieee.org/robotics/artificial-intelligence/th...
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by rory096 10y ago
I'm not sure the Phaxio pricing is all that much higher than Twilio. They're covering failed faxes, cancelled faxes, faxes that require multiple retries, and faxes that just take a long time — only charging per page delivered. Tho
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>Also, a startup whose name I forget is developing the same kind of tech. They were part of YC Fellowship Batch 3. Contraline: http://contraline.com
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This was reported on /r/linux yesterday: https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/60nj67/office_365_on... This user did some experimentation with user agents to narrow down the bug: https:&#x2F

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