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by s2g 9y ago
> they try to automate all manufacturing instead of doing what everyone else is doing I like how this whole argument hinges on the idea that companies like Toyota don't know how to Automate. Not like they are the world standard in m
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by s2g 9y ago
> They need to come back with something that has something unique. Why?
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by s2g 9y ago
Not really, if Asians were actually being treated the same (and the schools admission rates shifted to a higher percentage of Asian students) then people would start bitching about privileged Asians. Meanwhile Asian people are actually piss
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by s2g 9y ago
I don’t actually question, because she still went to 4 years of medical school, exams, residency, etc... Racists probably question.
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by s2g 9y ago
Has security been getting worse on windows? That’s a bold claim presented without evidence.
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by s2g 9y ago
how many hundreds of millions did they give the CEO again?
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by s2g 9y ago
We have a world changing product that we won't show you, but trust us it will blow your mind when we release it at an unspecified date.
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by s2g 9y ago
Warranties not covering bent pins is standard. You damage it, your fault.
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by s2g 9y ago
Vehicles like the Prius have been around (and immensely popular) for a long time now.
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by s2g 9y ago
Maybe you just don’t want the pain of feeling like you wasted 100k.
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by s2g 9y ago
And at 7 billion Elon becomes the god king. At 15 billion people are wondering where all the cars are coming from. At 70 trillions it’s pretty much just cookie clicker.
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by s2g 9y ago
Getting screwed during the last hurricane will hopefully push more people towards statehood. Lot harder to ignore them when they have 2 senators and a rep to raise hell.
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by s2g 9y ago
It’s a shitty policy IMO. Shittier is the second class status for anyone not born in the US. Pretty disgusting.
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by s2g 9y ago
Eh, the good publicity and the fact that it would fuck with google are probably worth it.
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by s2g 9y ago
You trust Assane on anything to do with Russia?
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by s2g 9y ago
You fully support a propaganda agency?
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by s2g 9y ago
No. Not nearly enough.
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by s2g 9y ago
It’s the standard HN cult of the founder post. Goes right along with the idea that early employees deserve pretty much nothing because “it’s the founders taking all the risk”.
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by s2g 9y ago
So you watch it at home and suddenly it’s not art anymore.
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by s2g 9y ago
An api with different names isn’t functionally identical, at least not without some sort of very weird indirection.
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by s2g 9y ago
You can choose different interrupt numbers as well.
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by s2g 9y ago
Where is the obvious factual inaccuracy?
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by s2g 9y ago
Don’t they cross license because AMD does need permission to reproduce an ISA?
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by s2g 9y ago
I couldn't use webdav without going to find out how to use webdav. I can figure out google drive in a minute. So can she. So can her paying customers.
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by s2g 9y ago
You can’t return a decade sitting in a miserable cell.
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by s2g 9y ago
Bit of a difference between "he said <this>" vs "news" stories about Clinton conspiring to keep drug prices high. The source for the latter was an email where someone rejected the idea of negotiating american price
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by s2g 9y ago
were they spreading misinformation?
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by s2g 9y ago
It does when "people finally caught on" is the reason.
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by s2g 9y ago
> Where did you get this idea The infamous news clip. People do leave off the "and some, I assume, are good people", but that really doesn't make it much better does it?
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by s2g 9y ago
He doesn’t just outright say that stuff anymore. No evidence he doesn’t still think it, but he doesn’t say it.

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