therealcamino

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by therealcamino 7y ago
Do you email them asking for their feedback, or saying that you want to do anything you need to to make them successful with your product?
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by therealcamino 7y ago
Technically correct is the best kind of correct!
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by therealcamino 7y ago
That's not consistent with other reporting. From the FT: https://www.ft.com/content/ee4246ea-5729-11e9-91f9-b6515a54c... Four seconds later — and only 35 seconds after the nose down problem first occurred — the c
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by therealcamino 7y ago
I think you're making too much of the word "industry" and whether organizations are for-profit or not, without addresssing whether those organizations suggest a conflict of interest, which is what "industry" is shor
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by therealcamino 7y ago
"We do what we must because we can."
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by therealcamino 7y ago
There are cities within distances where it would make sense in several regions, but the speeds would be terrible because infrastructure is not up to the task (example: 300 miles in 7 hours 45 minutes). The rails don't support high spe
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by therealcamino 7y ago
> It's kind of funny that Intel is the only remaining foundry within the United States at this point Samsung Austin is in Texas.
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by therealcamino 7y ago
The technology has been around for a while: "American Electric Power (AEP) began contracting the use of the aerial saw in 1986."
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by therealcamino 7y ago
If you click through, it's bylined CBS News on those sites. That's not regurgitating PR, that's syndication.
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by therealcamino 7y ago
"Fox turned into a hardcore porn channel so gradually I didn't even notice."
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by therealcamino 7y ago
Fall, by Neal Stephenson. His books are always fun, and probably popular with the HN crowd.