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by ryanhuff 7y ago
Would the astronauts have seen only blackness? While under dark skies on Earth, we see the stars of the Milky Way. Wouldn’t the Astronauts on the moon see the same? Or does the illumination of the moon surface mask the stars?
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by ryanhuff 7y ago
Are you claiming that Google takes and transfers images of the user as they browse the web on their Android device?
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by ryanhuff 7y ago
One reason I do is to avoid the mileage I put on a vacation car. I could travel 1,500 miles across several states while on a vacation trip. That’s 1-2 months of normal driving that I instead put on rental car for about $150.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Feds didn't have power to enact laws on individual citizens, so they enacted a law on citizens to convert them to corporations? Puzzled.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Marketing? I suspect that charge cards are more likely to charge an annual fee, since there's not interest income from carrying a balance.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
If the municipalities build the infrastructure and bid out the service in renewable contracts, seems like the politicians would get theirs every 3-5 years.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
The article explains the rationale. If I was one of the students who played by the rules, and found out that somebody sitting next to me in class got a pass, I'd be upset. And, now, who's to say that somebody won't question e
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Google took money from the developer in exchange for the performance of a service. The developer is a customer of Google's.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Same for people that live in Southern California. Charging at home is great!
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Was this a professional post-grad program (MBA, Law, etc)?
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
I don’t know that the NYT has it out for Bezos, but he’s a very easy target. He has a long reputation of treating employees badly while amassing enormous wealth.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
I was listening to a radio interview with an (American) football coach (Sean McVay), who has risen up the ranks very quickly. The guy can instantly recall details about past football plays and outcomes like a walking encyclopedia, and apply
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
I suspect as they fix one issue (production, etc), the next in line becomes the bottleneck. Now it’s delivery logistics, but once that’s fixed, it will become service, which already seems to be straining.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Blanket attacks on the broad press by politicians and the government are not good for a functioning democracy. Calling out specific news organizations for specific failures is.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Each press organization has their reputation and readers/viewers/listeners that should act as a lever. Its up to individual citizens to be critical readers.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Columbus isn’t as high profile in U.S. schools as he was 30 years ago. It used to be a school holiday. No longer. That may have, at least partially, due to recognizing his negative role in regard to natives. It’s been a while so my memory i
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
With so many crops engineered to withstand a particular herbicide like glyphosate, how likely is it that this standardization also creates a single bio profile that can be targeted?
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
My son plays minecraft off and on. Recently he showed me a fan created online world that would surely be shut down if the Corp entity that controls the brand was to discover it. Its not very well know as far as I can tell. It sounds like th
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
As a parent, if you were going to spend $150K - $200k on something, you’d be smart to check things out in person to validate that it’s the right purchase choice.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
The smartphone lets you unlock the car and drive off. Keyless entry.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
You mean Full Self Driving?
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
I believe they do exist, but behind paywalls. It makes it difficult for imaginative kids to explore history in the same way.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
You don't have to be factually incorrect to be biased in your writing.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
GM already sells an EV (Bolt), so there are less expensive options out their today. Nothing matches the Model 3's combination of performance, price, styling, and driving experience.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Such as? After having driven one for 6 weeks now, there isn't much not to like.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
I suspect when your kids become older, your life will become more dictated by your kids activities that you don’t control as much. Sports practices and games, school, etc. These will be unlikely be centered around walking distance from home
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Yes. And the same goes with finance people, and people in lots of other fields. Jargon rich conversations that outsiders think is mumbo-jumbo.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
It’s not just being electric. I drove a Prius for several years before getting my Model 3. After now driving the Tesla for a month, I drove the Prius again last week. What an awful car.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
I don’t think he/she said it outclassed a C-class on interior luxury.
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by ryanhuff 8y ago
Mine looked good.

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