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4y ago
Presumably, the alfalfa is used to feed animals, which account for a much bigger part of the economy.
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I think people are going to be shocked at how much Tesla’s market share disappears when Honda / Toyota get into the mix. They’ve sat back, learned all the lessons from the early adopters, and are ready to put their massive manufacturin
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4y ago
Huh. Weird that an “anti-woke bank” would fall apart.
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4y ago
Yeah... I mean, it turns out, the "old" car makers know how to make cars.
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4y ago
Maybe if you had a username…
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4y ago
Everybody dunking on each other… maybe not the best way to communicate
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4y ago
Agreed. Super clever little niche they found.
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4y ago
It's weird, right? Like... who is paying these crazy prices?
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4y ago
Even reading the whole article, it still doesn’t really make sense… the plan was just to put up hotspots in random parts of the world then..?
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4y ago
I know the US 24h record holder, Nick Coury from around the PHX trailrunning scene. He ran 173 miles in 24h on a track last year. Talking to him, it's all about meticulous training -- he's an engineer by background, so he basicall
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4y ago
I subscribe to https://webcurios.co.uk … weekly curated list of unusual projects and finds…
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4y ago
Here's an earlier drone effort on k2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BoTDf0W911E [K2 Ski Descent with Andrzej Bargiel]
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4y ago
Baquon?
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4y ago
Indeed... I'd expect that something like this is the future. Although I definitely wonder if there's a future in creating a case that can just do this with your existing phone
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4y ago
Yeah. This. I don’t hire people based off AWS certs, but I encourage my people to get them for the learning. I’d say the general AWS knowledge I’ve gotten from even the most basic AWS certs have legitimately helped my career because now I k
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4y ago
Suddenly relevant.
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4y ago
Totally. Why would I want anyone I pay to know exactly how much I’ve spent on all my other transactions?
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4y ago
The amount of money involved in this stuff is still (STILL!) shocking to me. Where does all that cash come from?
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4y ago
I'm a sleep viking. (Cue Simpsons debate)
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4y ago
It’ll be back as a ghost kitchen
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4y ago
Or just more convenient to not ask
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4y ago
I make a pretty good living, know more or less what I can reasonably afford. I always assume the people driving fancy cars here in Scottsdale are mostly deeply in debt. As an aside though, the gen-x erasure continues here, comparing only mi
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4y ago
I don’t get it… they added him to email lists and docs before he was officially hired?
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4y ago
Thx for taking a look! Code lives here: https://github.com/jonroig/nozama We're using the categories Amazon provides. One needs Amazon Product API access (I think) to get larger groupings from those niche categori
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I love small / weird projects that I can bang out in a couple of weekends / evenings. Most recently, I built https://nozama.dev , a way to parse the CSV that Amazon lets you generate of all your past purchases. I was ho
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Did you know you can export your Amazon shopping history as a .csv file? After the pandemic started, we began relying much more heavily on Amazon as our source of goods. So, naturally, this feature piqued my interest -- it started with a si
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Show HN: Nozama... parse your Amazon shopping history CSV
(nozama.dev)
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4y ago
Here's a modern implementation of FingerD in Node: https://finger.farm/
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There was a Planet Money about this a few years ago... https://www.npr.org/sections/money/2018/09/07/645689694/epis... ... it talks about what happens when a Hole in One is actually achieved, s
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4y ago
Archived version: https://archive.ph/4Q420
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