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by whycombagator 3y ago
What are the competitors and what is their market share/active user base like by comparison?
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by whycombagator 3y ago
> Heating/cooling office buildings might be more efficient than everyone doing this to their homes That might be true but doesn’t this assume that people stop heating/cooling their homes whilst they are at work?
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by whycombagator 3y ago
Good point, the EV6 and Model Y are comparable in price. I suppose I’d be curious to know if GP was referring to an EV Kia
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by whycombagator 3y ago
What other brands have you owned? Kia is not a luxury brand. Tesla competes in the luxury segment
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by whycombagator 3y ago
Yeah I see the 2023 report but still can’t seem to find the actual source for the data. Which is unfortunate. Also: > Your claim is it never happens I did not make that claim. Please see my literal written words and do not misconstrue th
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by whycombagator 3y ago
Thanks for that. The worker in the article doesn’t say that a foreman forced her to work without a break explicitly: > Cruz, 46, said she had not been able to take a break all day because of the pressure to finish the job The article als
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by whycombagator 3y ago
What happens when cloudflare changes the price?
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by whycombagator 3y ago
I haven’t seen it either. Where have you seen or heard about it?
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by whycombagator 3y ago
Last I looked it appeared you are safe to go MERV 8 for most residential HVAC units. MERV 3 is not filtering much
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by whycombagator 3y ago
Won’t the hot glue have a bunch of VOCs tho?
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by whycombagator 3y ago
Not bad. I did see a racial slur on the first post I clicked on though (it was a comment)
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by whycombagator 3y ago
I had the chance to test drive a C8 and was a little unimpressed (I was planning to buy one but didn’t). A good car but not a great one as I had been led to believe. On paper and all the glowing reviews had me believing it was something ver
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by whycombagator 3y ago
To be fair, you quoted a couple that traded in a Suburban for a Nissan Frontier. The former is one of the biggest mass produced vehicles you can buy, the Frontier is large but considerably smaller and wouldn’t be out of place on European ro
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by whycombagator 3y ago
Seeing as it’s often. Do you have a single example?
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by whycombagator 3y ago
I don’t think you understand. For someone who isn’t familiar with the React ecosystem - how would they know to install any of your mentioned dependencies. Forget which solution is better, apparently there is a subset of users who choose Ang
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by whycombagator 3y ago
Unless sarcasm, your comment actually explains the part you don’t get quite well. If you pick React for a project, how do you know to pick the other 6 dependencies you listed?
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by whycombagator 4y ago
I kid you not I went somewhere recently that had 40% as the top end of a recommended tip.
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by whycombagator 4y ago
Angular v1 can be picked up a lot easier than what OP describes. You could/should cast a wider net Compensation might also have been an issue.
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by whycombagator 4y ago
Right, you can be a few miles (5-15) west of Austin and be 500-1000ft above sea level. Sure it’s not Denver dramatic, but flat just goes to show the GP didn’t experience much of Austin at all
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by whycombagator 4y ago
I’d be okay with a new lambo at $101k
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by whycombagator 4y ago
Agree with the theme of finding out your options, paying down debt, and broadly investing. Another option, while not passive: buying property and long term renting it. You should aim to have it pay back the initial investment and provide pa
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by whycombagator 4y ago
I don’t use any numbers. Just wanted to point out there is slightly more to it than the upfront cost. As with anything there is an associated maintenance cost that is variable depending on circumstance. To be clear I think solar panels can
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by whycombagator 4y ago
There are more factors involved than home size
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by whycombagator 4y ago
I never usually see it factored in as a cost but if a roof is replaced or a leak forms under the panels (or a panel) then the cost of removing/re-installing the panel(s) surely isn’t free. So that cost should also be included
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by whycombagator 4y ago
Apparently they had a large funding budget for that site at one point. Danny & team went out there and dug it up with hoes quickly, so perhaps that is part of the reason why you can’t excavate now
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by whycombagator 4y ago
Ionic has been a round for a while, good development experience, from what I can tell there are some good Ionic apps out there Xamarin (MAUI now) is pretty decent and there are good apps out there (Bitwarden for example).
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by whycombagator 4y ago
It sounds interesting but also relatively easy to prove/disprove. Danny Hilman Natawidjaja claimed 1-3 meters down is a man made matrix of rock so that’s the easiest place to start. If he was so confident surely he’d have proved it by
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by whycombagator 4y ago
That is one way to do it, albeit a seemingly naive way. I can’t imagine the entire page is linearly searched to update a UI element these days. Perhaps an entire component in some frameworks? I don’t know and can’t easily find out the time
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by whycombagator 4y ago
That assumes the rendering is done on the front end. However, you could attach event handlers for state change monitoring & propagation. I’m curious to know how scalable an object GP described would be for UI state (assuming it needs mo
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by whycombagator 4y ago
Care to expand? How does a SWE break into that line of work? What companies and what is the pay like?

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