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by vecinu 13y ago
they seem a bit too ready to give me advice, as if I were completely naive. I find myself guilty of this often, more so because I'm younger than most people I give advice to. Interestingly enough, the responses I receive always put me in
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by vecinu 13y ago
People still believe this myth? Especially on HN? http://www.snopes.com/business/genius/spacepen.asp
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by vecinu 13y ago
I am just going to point out the fact that he made that figure up.
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by vecinu 13y ago
I don't agree with you. This should be a simple A/B test in my opinion. Inspect every single monetary transaction. Measure the results. Do not inspect every monetary transaction. Measure the results. Has money laundering and crime increase
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by vecinu 13y ago
Do you have any proof that your Tercel actually gets 42 MPG on the highway?
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by vecinu 13y ago
Regenerative breaking has to do with recharging the battery from the forward momentum of your vehicle. How can you stop the car without disc brake pads (Assuming you have disc and not drum brakes)?
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by vecinu 13y ago
I don't know of any house in my neighbourhood that has a 240V line in their garage. This requires installation. I do not live in a rural area and neither do my friends.
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by vecinu 13y ago
Why don't you have to replace worn our brake pads on an EV?
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by vecinu 13y ago
That's a fair point. But it depends on what your needs for a car are.
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by vecinu 13y ago
Why would the price of oil drop?
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by vecinu 13y ago
Have you compared the fuel savings for a more recent gasoline-powered auto? You would be surprised to hear that they are becoming more fuel efficient. How about Hybrids? A Prius can get 50mpg. Or how about a diesel engine? Then you won't lo
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by vecinu 13y ago
This is the same company that was building battery packs for Fisker, which is also "going bankrupt" [1]. [1] http://gigaom.com/2013/05/22/if-fisker-goes-for-20m-thats-an...
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by vecinu 13y ago
Honda's website says the range is 240 miles [1] I would argue most people don't have 240 Volt electric lines running through their house in North America so they need to 'build' that infrastructure at home too. [1] http://automobiles.honda
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by vecinu 13y ago
Did you just describe Soylent?
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by vecinu 13y ago
So it's going to be manufactured in every single country it's sold? What other products do this?
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by vecinu 13y ago
Wow, 4 months really is a long time! I always thought drug companies were slow testing new drugs out for years! He is healthier than when he started? By what metric and for how long will that last?
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by vecinu 13y ago
I completely agree with your sentiment.
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by vecinu 13y ago
I'm sorry but I find that a poor example. You have to maintain a car, feed it (oil/diesel/electricity) and care for it (regular washing), otherwise it will go the 'way of the horse' ... I agree with you on your last statement but I don't th
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by vecinu 13y ago
That's a very good point and very observant. I too am highly skeptical of ALL of these claims. My main gripe with Soylent (ever since I first saw it here on HN a month ago) is that they are making cooking seem like a horrible chore that nob
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by vecinu 13y ago
This has been reiterated over and over again and is just a bunch of fluff. It doesn't explain why PHP is bad with examples and while I know there are a ton of sites that do, many people including myself have used PHP successfully in the pas
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by vecinu 13y ago
What a bunch of dribble. This comment is so toxic on HN.
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by vecinu 13y ago
It's not surprising with his unique story...sensationalism sells, especially when it's true.
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by vecinu 14y ago
Please don't do this. This is the worst advice here.
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by vecinu 14y ago
I'm glad you had a great experience visiting Toronto and experiencing the startup culture there. I'm sure I'll see the area totally different when I return from SF and I may just find a role that I fit in very well. I totally agree with you
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by vecinu 14y ago
I did read this article a few weeks ago but seem to have forgotten its link to my question. Thank you for the reminder.
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by vecinu 14y ago
I have a few problems with this article, namely the comparisons drawn between The Valley and Canada. I am currently a Canadian citizen, working in San Francisco at a company that moved from Vancouver many years ago. The author seems to be c
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by vecinu 14y ago
But he added that cybercriminals typically have access to botnets -- large collections of infected computers -- that are able to achieve the same task without detection. What do botnets have to do with crawling the web for unsecured devic
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by vecinu 14y ago
Current intern in SF at the moment... 34% of my salary is going to rent and I get to live in the heart of SF, in SoMa. The place is gorgeous and the location is safe. It just takes some effort to find a good place.
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by vecinu 14y ago
That was a statement that really stuck out. I cannot believe these 'conclusions' from just one study.
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by vecinu 14y ago
Seems high for a 1br, I have a 2br for that price.

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