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by skellera 9y ago
Referring more to the self-driving aspect. Gas cars can as well but most services are trying to go electric.
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by skellera 9y ago
Do you still live within a city? I feel like I'd move to a cheaper area if I could find a good fully remote job.
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by skellera 9y ago
It's a good question since most of those cars are electric. Taxes typically taken in at the gas pump are being skirted around by having electric cars. Do we just start charging MUCH more for registration? Especially cause these cars h
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by skellera 9y ago
Uncertainty. The risk is much higher investing in fusion than an application. I'm sure once a proven breakthrough occurs, money will begin to flood in. The potential is massive.
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by skellera 9y ago
We’re not here for these kinds of comments. His comment was on topic and you’re just trying to start an argument.
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by skellera 9y ago
Sadly it seems like the comments are becoming more like reddit comments. I think more and more people are coming from there which isn’t a bad thing but they are bringing that style of comments. Niche topics will have deeper comments because
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by skellera 9y ago
For just the blogging portion, you can just add the blog posts directly through github (the markdown files for posts). https://help.github.com/articles/creating-new-files/ But yeah, it’s less user friendly. I’m su
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by skellera 9y ago
Their business model would be destroyed by the first company to do self driving. The costs of paying drivers is a big part of the fee paid by riders. It was the natural progression for Uber. It just seems like Waymo is doing a much better j
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by skellera 9y ago
I believe that future cities shouldn’t require roads. The amount of space wasted on roads and parking can be used for better things. And if anyone hasn’t noticed (this gets brought up all the time), Musk is commercializing everything needed
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by skellera 9y ago
According to the videos of Waymo’s cars, their cars would’ve seen her. Lidar should be more effective at night. I guess it’s obvious Uber didn’t steal their tech. I was on their side from the initial reports but there’s no reason that shoul
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by skellera 9y ago
“Attacker who already has compromised the security of a system...” I’m glad they use this to describe all of the vulnerabilities. The group that released them should be blacklisted from everything because they tried to profit by making it a
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by skellera 9y ago
She had a bunch of shopping bags hanging off the front. I imagine that could change how it was identified.
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by skellera 9y ago
If there was any election that a third party had a chance, it would be next.
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by skellera 9y ago
Policies that were ended awhile ago.
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by skellera 9y ago
That creates a one way correction relationship. You will always let them know if you owe them less but never if you owe them more.
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by skellera 9y ago
The article literally says that's not the case. They hope to get an IPO. I know doesn't mean it's 100% true but it's still right there. "Airtable isn't yet profitable, Liu said, but can be "cash flow pos
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by skellera 9y ago
https://www.recode.net/2018/2/1/16961598/amazon-jeff-bezos-r...
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by skellera 9y ago
What are you talking about? Spotify works fine.
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by skellera 9y ago
Yeah, why isn’t it one of those thin drop down bars at the top that can be closed? Have it go away after a certain number of seconds.
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by skellera 9y ago
No offense but how is it different than if your friend went onto Amazon from your computer?
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by skellera 9y ago
Doesn't matter what the cost of the weapon is. It's the cost of the potential damage that matters.
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by skellera 9y ago
The example of fixed wing bomb drones from the article just didn't seem well thought out. A higher quality yet still single use drone that could start from a high altitude and dive would be much more efficient (opinion). Imagine many
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by skellera 9y ago
It’s more dangerous because you don’t know how much you’re getting on the streets. In a prescription, it’s a regulated medicine that is exactly the amount the label says. I’m not defending the doctor but the point being made doesn’t apply.
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by skellera 9y ago
Just more signs were at the end of a business cycle. Hopefully everyone is prepared for the eventual downturn but they never are. What about Telegram explains needing to raise $1B?
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by skellera 9y ago
I think push it a little more consumer-friendly and have made to order furniture that you pick up locally. Completely customized at a normal price. I believe this is where fashion will go. Items made specifically for the person wearing it
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by skellera 9y ago
I have a legitimate reason. Whoever designed their app ui (iPhone, not sure if android is the same) needs to be fired. It’s horrible to use.
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by skellera 9y ago
Speculation but it would be interesting if the rumored over ear headphones contained additional power that could be routed to the glasses/phone. It’s another place with space that could contribute.
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by skellera 9y ago
I’d love to work at a place for something I use daily. Hope you get some great engineers to continue making it better.
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by skellera 9y ago
Apparently their tech is pretty awesome but getting it down to portable is what’s taking so long. That might be a rumor but it’d make sense for how much money they’re pulling in.
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by skellera 9y ago
For existing only 3 years in one of the greatest bull markets, it’s a little early to call the value in GBTC.

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