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9y ago
I typically dismiss these sometimes overly cynical comments, but as a product manager myself, I really have to agree. I wonder if the irony dawns on them at all.
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10y ago
>>>The physical appearance of your bowel movements can already reveal a lot about your body’s digestive health, and color changes can even indicate more severe problems. But scientists at Rice University want to make it even easier
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10y ago
I think this is what OP is asking - in other words, does Bezos selling 1BN in stock per year lead to a drop in price.
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10y ago
>>>I kept pinning my happiness on future events. This is true. I don't think you have to go to the extreme of living a nomadic life to address it, but I definitely feel where the author is coming from. The first time I realize
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10y ago
Right on, something seemed off in the name but I just didn't look it up. Should have known too, 23x2=56.
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10y ago
According to 21andMe, I am a whopping 3% neanderthal. Don't know why I felt compelled to share this here, alas, there you go.
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10y ago
TBH I think most quotes can be over analyzed like this to the point that the quote seems ridiculous. IMO quotes are just ways to remind you of lessons learned; you take them at face value and move on. A literary analysis of quotes seems out
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10y ago
This is precisely a point that irks me as well. It's fine if you want to lament the lack of black people in any given domain, but to generalize and say there is no diversity at all because a lack of black people is short changing not o
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10y ago
All things being equal it would take red hat ~30 quarters to make 2bn dollars, or roughly 7 years. 7 years to make what Oracle makes in a quarter. I don't really have a dog in this fight but just FYI I think you missed ops point.
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10y ago
I changed the tone of my comment, or at least tried to. More power to you man, I think I was reacting more to the users benign comment being down voted than to your comments.
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10y ago
I don't know why you are being downvoted so badly, maybe you should elaborate on your point? I can see how it might be annoying but it's also probably for the best to have these guys commenting on here.
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10y ago
Not related - but I do find it ironic that google is up in arms about stolen tech given Steve Jobs' vendetta against google over stolen smart phone ideas. And yes I realize that the gravity of the situation here is different but it
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10y ago
Exactly this is just another way to squeeze citizens. If you consider how much we pay in taxes, as Americans we really don't get bang for the buck. Our taxes are hidden behind sales taxes, service charges, tolls, included in fuel, it r
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10y ago
I don't understand, the first 2 lines of the first two paragraphs: >>>A team of engineers led by 94-year-old John Goodenough, professor in the Cockrell School of Engineering >>>Goodenough’s latest breakthrough, comple
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10y ago
Good tip I'll try k9 out, thanks!
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10y ago
I had high hopes for fastmail and it's an awesome product, just not quite ready for me yet. I'm not yet at a point where I need to lug my reading glasses everywhere - provided I can adjust font sizes on my phone. The fastmail app
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10y ago
It's a shame that stuff like this makes it to the top of HN. Not because the content itself is good or bad, but because it is precisely someone struggling with this stuff who has a high likelihood of walking away from the article with
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10y ago
Holy crap, I didn't even know I felt this way, but seeing it spelled out in front me I totally, 100% agree here. Google, FB, etc. are a bit pretentious. You are world saving because you can afford it - you run companies with huge margi
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10y ago
As much as I want to shit on Zenefits I think they actually doubled up employee options as well. Sacks was pretty good about handling that situation. Still agree with your overall point though - it's going to be a long, long time befor
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10y ago
I worked at Zenefits for a year. Was employee ~600. This move was much needed 1 year ago - just an awful place to work all around. Most of the raelly good people I met there have left - the people I know that stayed either had golden hand c
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10y ago
Thanks for the tip, I'll look into it and give it a shot. That said, it's nice not relying on coffee everyday for a boost, though there are at least a couple days a week where I could really use it, esp after a night of unpleasant
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10y ago
Fwiw coffee makes an enormous difference for me anxiety wise. The initial boost in energy and mild euphoria is not worth an evening full of anxiety and irritability for me personally. Yes, that's my experience in the evening even if I
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10y ago
Exactly - parallel construction is a thing. I feel obligated to mention it every time in these circumstances because even if it doesn't apply in this particular case, people should be aware of how surveillance can affect them even if w
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10y ago
Exactly - what motive could OP's comment have other than self-aggrandizement. Look at me everyone, in the face of something really good happening, I still complain about all our other shortcomings because I am morally superior. This is
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10y ago
I hope to see more and more of these studies. I've always since I can remember struggled with sleep. During the periods where I've had it under control everything is just better: your outlook is more positive, more energy, less an
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10y ago
It's more than 60k all in when I looked into getting. You'd be surprised, during most drives home I only have to hit it 2-3 times. Listen, I'm not trying to argue that my Forester is nicer than your Tesla. By no means is that
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10y ago
You are mistaken. Yes the eyesight disengages if you're stopped for more than about 2 seconds (will acknowledge it's annoying), but you can restart it at the touch of a button even from a stand still. This might be a recent chang
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10y ago
2017 added lane keep assist. Note everything else featurewise has been available for a while and the outback has had LKA for at least a year. http://media.subaru.com/newsrelease.do?id=940&mid=141&allIma...
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10y ago
Agreed. My subaru forester can do this with just 2 cameras by the rearview mirror. And it was <<30k out the door with 7 year warranty and 3 year maintenance. That's marketing for you I guess. (Don't get me wrong, would get a
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10y ago
For years I've tried to keep something like a journal, but I've never quite found an app that ticked all my requirements. Funny you should post this now - the solution that is working for now - is a google form for which I have a
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