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A cofounder with me on another project was involved in Boston Chicken in its early stages. Her sister living in NY at the time told her the business was a dumb idea because everyone could already get fresh cooked chicken whenever they want
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A wealth of experiences can be a source of wisdom, and a good basis for decision making. Instead of rejecting that advantage in all situations, I think people are exploring ideas about how to learn when prior assumptions should have less be
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10y ago
There may be extremes, but if you generalize that example it's exhausting. Making a bad decision in one area does not mean that Jack's stupider than Steve and won't know exactly what he's trying to do. Furthermore, is St
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10y ago
The philosophy seems to be reversed with the ISO 216 paper size standards like A4. Anyway, the main advantage of metric seems to be its universality between different markets, rather than the somewhat silly idea of ideal relationships such
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Introduction of a gradual increase in property taxes, as well as a gradual decease in income taxes, even lower than zero if appropriate, would be the naïve, straightforward economic policy recommendation if the problem has been accurately d
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10y ago
Also a silly reason: for me the text rendering in Rodeo on a Mac without a retina display is a lot worse than the text rendering in RStudio.
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10y ago
How about the employees at all of the subcontractors each of the incumbent manufacturers uses for completed components? Number of employees per car output is one metric meant to be a proxy for something else. Use it in a TED Talk or a newsp
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Interesting. I find the same thing with music itself. I often hate the albums I end up liking the most the first few times I listen to them. Possibly it's because those artists I make the effort to listen to when I don't like thei
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Okay.
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> most people don't know how to drive or know anything That's a little like the sort of statement you hear from people that get into auto accidents, but always because someone else did something wrong. I'd recommend listen
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Ha, I wonder what the students in that class thought when the instructors were "too dumb" to teach the consensus understanding in corporate finance. That said, on Hacker News, subjects like company valuations seem to be discussed
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I feel like this shouldn't be a dumb question, but here it goes: So, how come people are purchasing equity without paying any attention to debt? I understand how different classes of shares may be equivalent in scenarios where a compan
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I imagine yours is not an uncommon belief, that the main problem is that young black men are insufficiently compliant. However, I find it almost unfathomable that 'once you cut through everything else' that that is the root of the
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A while ago someone posted an encyclopedia of kinematic mechanisms[1], and it made me wonder how many of them could be used as well-tested analogs of not yet implemented algorithms. [1] http://kmoddl.library.cornell.edu/mode
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And perhaps, just one more standard to unify all of them!
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For the sake of argument, Lenovo, Dell, Asus, HP, Samsung, Sony, and Toshiba are among the manufacturers that have managed to release a ~13" laptops with Skylake processors, and Apple still may not next week. They also haven't mad
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10y ago
I think Bing's maps are the best for looking at multiple countries in a region, since it seems to better at choosing which detail to drop or keep, and it does a better job stitching photography so that the imagery isn't as obvious
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You're right, and I didn't mean to make the driver sound complicit. From the post: > “So, that guy literally uses this as a dating app,” our driver explained. He clearly could not wait to spill the beans. “That girl you saw bef
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I also don't understand the point you are trying to make. It was a pull out quote from a post about a guy that was using Lyft to get 20-something minute-long captive audiences with women he thought were attractive. The driver said he&#
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In 1910, a delegation of Abyssinian royals was given an official tour of the HMS Dreadnought[1]. The delegation was comprised of Virginia Woolf with a glued on beard, Horace de Vere Cole, and other members of the Bloomsbury Group. [1] http
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Drivers are eventually going to follow pretty closely what the metering algorithm wants them to, with a moderate adjustment for passenger satisfaction for the sake of tips. Consider different per fare starting fees, and different per mile a
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Actually, that makes me wonder — if I spoof 5% battery charge will I get fewer annoying features on any sites?
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It's pretty difficult to sail upwind by heading directly into the wind. So, don't point into the wind if you want to get further upwind. I don't have an opinion on the actual topic, but whether someone's goal is others&#
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How about the cultivation of "straw"? I mow one meadow by my parents' home once every year or two and wild strawberries and raspberries survive in the undergrowth. In another meadow which I mow three or for times a year only
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Does it say triple mirroring or triple redundancy? Take a look at the article from Backblaze for an overview of the math. In their case it might be called quadruple redundancy. 20 shards hold 17 shards of data with triple parity. Events des
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Industry-specific trade publications can be good, especially if they have an online forum. And, sometimes more helpful than asking when you don't know how to guess the proper name is to scan the posts for abbreviated terms you don'
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Just to elaborate: due to wave action and leverage on the underside of the hull, parts of the deck of a ship can accelerate downward faster than the acceleration from Earth's gravity, and while the deck underneath the rocket has fallen
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Microsoft provides Windows images you can run in VirtualBox if you want to try it out. https://developer.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/tools/v...
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11y ago
I suppose there isn't much of a market in general purpose computers anymore compared to iOS devices, but is there another reason Apple wouldn't start an arms race in specialized hardware graphics chips based on what they are doing
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I really prefer integrated graphics if they're passable, because graphics card problems are a large part of the discussions in support problems. An even older Mac Pro I had, at age three, began taking a hairdryer on the graphics card t
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