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by sushid 9y ago
Probably just hedging their bets. But they definitely want their own horse to win the race.
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by sushid 9y ago
Not OP, but I can't seem to find any statistic on schizophrenia diagnosis rate to support or refute your claim. I'd be curious to know if you had anything you could link. I did find an abstract on early onset schizophrenia diagnos
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by sushid 9y ago
It might be a good idea to make it pseudo random, similar to how Apple tweaked their shuffle algorithm to make it more palatable to the listeners. Something like repicking a book when it has been shown t seconds ago would mitigate this prob
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by sushid 9y ago
EDIT: The paper I am referring to is http://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-67... Also, it's not like I don't acknowledge the positive effects of cannabis. Just seems like it&#x27
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by sushid 10y ago
I'm no fan of Uber, but if there are LEOs trying to use your product fraudulently (e.g. fake data, ordering an Uber not for a ride but to impound cars), doesn't it make sense to try and stop this sort of operation? If you had LEOs
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by sushid 10y ago
There's quite a few players already doing this. Iconomi has already "solved" the problem of paying out dividends by "burning" their own coins,.
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by sushid 10y ago
Do you not eat at all during work?
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by sushid 10y ago
I think I fall in the "doesn't work when sitting still" category like your brother. I can technically have them on when I'm sitting down, but it's more like a centimeter away from my ear canal and on the brink of fa
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by sushid 10y ago
Well on the retail side, we do have retailers like Aldi's. You bag your own grocery and they have no workers focused on presenting the store in an ideal way. It's an IKEA maze full of warehouse goods like Costco. I feel like the r
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by sushid 10y ago
Personally, I knew that the airpods would never fit my ears right so I knew I wouldn't be buying them once they came out. Perhaps the market is self-selecting and thus only those with the proper ear shape actually opt for them?
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by sushid 10y ago
Just saying, it's a catch 22 because making a request will most likely prompt the FBI to now create a record of you if you didn't have one before.
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by sushid 10y ago
Edit: technically true but this fact is misleading. JetBlue's rate of passengers denied boarding is actually almost 3 times higher than United. [0] [0] https://www.transportation.gov/sites/dot.gov/files/d
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by sushid 10y ago
Not your DNA, but your Promethease analysis can be redone every year or so as they're constantly adding new analyses.
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by sushid 10y ago
Have you already done a 23andMe analysis? If so, you can check out https://promethease.com/ . It's exactly what you're looking for as they have constant updates that make it worth your while to rescan every year or
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by sushid 10y ago
Not sure if you're familiar with blackout rules. [0] It's complex but basically, even if you have paid for cable or for NFL GamePass (online), you can still be blacked out for local games. It's absurd because you paid for the
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by sushid 10y ago
You do realize that he's paying, right? They force you to go to the game physically to watch it (unless the game is sold out), which IMO is pretty unreasonable.
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by sushid 10y ago
This is the full report/index for those curious: https://freedomhouse.org/sites/default/files/FH_FIW_2017_Rep...
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by sushid 10y ago
Sure, I can understand being detained the first time he enters the US, but each and every time?
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by sushid 10y ago
The most eye-catching part of the article was the fact that "Levandowski was able to collect more than $120 million in incentive pay from Google." Wow! I knew that competition was fierce but not hundreds of millions of dollars fie
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by sushid 10y ago
The article you link specifically says that they do NOT use the status information to charge, but have noticed a higher willingness to accept surge pricing (makes sense) [0]. [0] "'We absolutely don’t use that to push you a higher
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by sushid 10y ago
Yup, I totally agree. My father had a colleague whose name was (unfortunately) Kim Jong Il, the former, deceased dictator of North Korea. Even though he was clearly alive and well and way taller, he'd be pulled in for questioning every
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by sushid 10y ago
A bit late, but no. I don't recall if I had Interactive Brokers at the time, but it didn't support Wealthfront or Robinhood.
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by sushid 10y ago
Yup. In addition to the photo transfer disabling, Verizon also disabled the ability to add MIDI files to your folder, essentially forcing you to use their ringtone store app. Like the parent commenter mentions. This was around 2006-7, FYI.
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by sushid 10y ago
True, but only if you don't use Turbo Tax. My first year after graduating (and dabbling in stocks/ETFs) I had a painful time filling it out manually on H&R Block. Last year, Robinhood's integration made it so easy that I
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by sushid 10y ago
It looks like they quietly make agreements with the corporate housing developers beforehand. They don't want the deal to be publicized since it's not good for their image.
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by sushid 10y ago
Seems a little vindictive to me. How about suggesting them to add a cell signal booster for his carrier at the office?
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by sushid 10y ago
Plenty of people use the Pomodoro technique without a session end timer. They can take their 2-3 minute rest when they're out of focus and it has been > 25 minutes.
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by sushid 10y ago
Perhaps true, but one "robot" can do the job of 1,000,000 radiologists whereas one robot might be able to do the cleaning of 2~3 cleaners at best. It's a software vs. hardware scaling issue.
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by sushid 10y ago
Link to the discussion/Vice article from 8 days ago. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13925994
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by sushid 10y ago
The author thinks the uglier design is lamentable, but it might have actually been done on purpose to discourage (accidental) theft, similar to how bowling shoes are hideous for the same reason. When I was in school, we used the TI-84s in c

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