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by tomerico 6y ago
It’s 4x zoom range (ultra wide to zoom lens). The regular has 2x zoom range (ultra wide to regular)
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by tomerico 6y ago
What's amazing to me is how little of a difference they have between the regular and pro models: https://www.apple.com/iphone/compare/ It basically boils down to a few relatively minor camera features perhaps
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by tomerico 6y ago
This is also a good source for PM interview questions
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by tomerico 6y ago
But you assume that the oil saved by a reduction in plastic use will be kept in the ground. Isn't a fairer assumption that it would be repurposed and burnt?
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by tomerico 6y ago
This might be a naive question, but given that plastic is made of oil, and that it doesn’t decompose, isn’t it a great way to perform carbon sequestration? In other words, isn’t the use of plastics replaces potential carbon emission via bur
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by tomerico 6y ago
Fair use doesn’t require the usage to be non-commercial, otherwise news sites wouldn’t exist as they are today. It’s one of the aspect that the usage is evaluated on, but not a requirement.
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by tomerico 6y ago
I found his advice to Tony on how to get better with computers remarkably insightful: > I said there probably was a book out there about “the basics of IT”, but it wouldn’t help much. I didn’t learn from a book. 13 year old TikTok influe
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by tomerico 6y ago
That tweet was actually intended to hide the message of the split. You can see that it was sent on 5/1 at 8:11. The 5:1 split was announced on 8/11.
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by tomerico 6y ago
So they listened to the search queries configured to Google and learned the clicked results. How is that not copying Google's search results?
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by tomerico 6y ago
I actually don’t think that point B is the ones they failed off. They claim that they are in the business of facilitating a connection between drivers and riders, in the same way that Youtube connects creators to viewers without employing t
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by tomerico 6y ago
Because I’m not referring to fully remote teams but to the weird hybrid situation.
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by tomerico 6y ago
Unfortunately, game theory says that remote work will not stay once people can go back to work from the office safely. The reality is that there is a real advantage in working in person. Whether it’s increased trust, communication, or lower
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by tomerico 6y ago
Even analysts believe that Google's sum-of-its-parts is larger's than the whole. https://www.barrons.com/articles/alphabet-stock-is-worth-35-...
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by tomerico 6y ago
FB would have too much scrutiny and chances for the deals to fail to pass regulators. If they are really looking for a quick and guaranteed deal, they’d look elsewhere.
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Startup Failure Rate: Ultimate Report(failory.com)
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by tomerico 6y ago
The question was whether you can get FAANG like compensation in other countries. While Google has an office in Switzerland, it is minuscule in comparison to the US.
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by tomerico 6y ago
The top of your range would be the bottom of the range for a Google beginner with 3-5 years of experience.
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by tomerico 6y ago
Let's not ignore the possibility that the reduction in pre-term birth could be due to women receiving less pre-natal screening, leading to conditions that would warrant immediate induction going undetected. In fact, data collected from
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by tomerico 6y ago
Agree that I used the wrong term, especially given the negative connotation. The point is that he is now limiting himself to topics that would appeal to the mass audience and solicit a click. If you look at earlier videos in the channel, th
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by tomerico 6y ago
Meta point: I think that this channel illustrates well the transition from personal blogs to youtube videos. If you go to his projects blog, https://shane.engineer/ you could see very detailed blog posts in the past that go
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by tomerico 6y ago
You are failing to account for the gender imbalance. Consider an extreme gender ratio where for the 2.1 born for an average woman, there are 2 males and 0.1 females. This means that every generation will have 10X less women.
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by tomerico 6y ago
The idea is not that books are not useful, but that you should make effort to summarize the main point of the book while still recommending the book.
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by tomerico 6y ago
New Zealand is a special case where it may be feasible to isolate yourself from the rest of the world and reach zero cases. With that said, it remains to be seen that it is possible to maintain zero community spread over the long term, and
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by tomerico 6y ago
If Github sponsors proves to be a viable and scalable solution for OSS developers, this could spike a huge boost in quantity and quality of OSS. We've seen a similar effect with YouTube - by providing a monetization path for creators,
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by tomerico 6y ago
Not initially, but as cost to orbit goes down and the satellite tech improves, it could become the default way over time.
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by tomerico 6y ago
Teeth problems are easy to fix (and prevent). The serious problems that come with age are with the gums. These problems become worse with implants.
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by tomerico 6y ago
It’s likely that they’d be held liable for the costs of storage for the oil they did not take.
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by tomerico 7y ago
With that said, their job seems to be the easiest to automate (at least the specialized part of it)
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by tomerico 7y ago
Saw this comment [1] on Reddit that outlines the limitations of the study well: This is the most poorly-designed serosurvey we've seen yet, frankly. It advertised on Facebook asking for people who wanted antibody testing. This has an e
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by tomerico 7y ago
They said that they collected prior clinical symptoms in the survey, but have not mentioned that they adjusted for those. Given that, I think it's fair to say that they have not adjusted for the selection bias of people with prior clin

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