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yesplorer
7y ago
Simple: they're not venture-backed so no one is expecting billions from them. 23andMe could be a longer-term sustainable business but taking $700m from investors means you must keep growing even if there's no really opportunity fo
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yesplorer
7y ago
He's not the one saying it. The notification he received from tesla implied it. If my car has suffered a failure and will no longer drive, I'm likely to consider that catastrophic as well, especially for such a new, expensive car.
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yesplorer
7y ago
They don't have to do anything special. Once it's made in their country, import duties a will not be applied, just like it works everywhere else. That is a significant discount on the price.
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yesplorer
7y ago
Why did you need this code formatting to make your point? Now mobile users will have to scroll right to left to read your content. I doubt if that's the correct usage of this particular formatting style.
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yesplorer
7y ago
Tesla already does that where you can let Tesla suggest activities like where to eat, movies to watch, fun places to be in your particular location. I can imagine a future where these suggestions get wrapped in SPONSORED CONTENT.
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yesplorer
7y ago
He cold called op. So probably wanted to sell them a service/product. By the caller turned around to leave a fake review as though he was a customer of OP. At least that's how I interpreted it.
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Bosses face manslaughter charges for suicides under new workplace laws
(theage.com.au)
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yesplorer
7y ago
Well, you can watch 100km from point A to point B. Or you can ride a horse. If you're rich enough, you can get someone to carry you on their back or you can buy a car to make the whole thing easier because of the technology breakthroug
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yesplorer
7y ago
It isn't anti-competitive if you have a choice of comparatively equal standards and quality and you choose the one that doesn't offer the option you want.
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yesplorer
7y ago
Beyond your last point on concentration camp, the US isn't a shining example of "imprisons, and sometimes kills," and "systematically destroyed peaceful cultures" either. And the bail system where poor people can be
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7y ago
If that happened then there will be no benefit of the initiative. You have your feature turned on? Well that's because you're a big shot and you feel you'll get the likes to show it off. You have your feature turned off? Well
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7y ago
Social media is either private or public according to how you choose to make it. You can have your IG posts set to private and only those who follows you see them. You just have to make sure those you accept their follow request are people
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Fremont Police Tesla Near-Dead Battery Forces Officer Off Pursuit
(sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com)
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7y ago
There's a research PDF as well I'm unable to link to because the file opens directly on my phone. But if you Google "On the media mass shooting", a link to ifa.org might come up. I googled that query because I remember h
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7y ago
Here's a link you can look at: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5296697/
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WeWork IPO filing shows it's losing nearly $5,200 per customer
(cbsnews.com)
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Boeing warns it may stop 737 Max production
(bbc.com)
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How to lose $8k worth of Bitcoin in 15 minutes with Verizon and Coinbase.(2017)
(medium.com)
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7y ago
Virtually every product is supply-driven demand, propped up by advertising. Beyond food, clothing and shelter, everything else is possibly supply-driven demand.
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7y ago
The article has been corrected to reflect the fact that it doesn't include mobile site, only the app. Perhaps OP could edit their headline as well?
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7y ago
What is an Ad wall? You mean the showed an ad you could have easily avoided with half the time you used in creating this outline link? Journalism, especially, local journalism should be supported if we don't want listicles to dominate.
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8y ago
For the large majority of Africans, Internet = Social media + YouTube because telcos have hugely subsidized access to social media at the expense of expensive data rate for everything else. So building anything outside of this wall, is a he
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8y ago
Here's the thing. If you tell me traditional print newspapers are dying because of falling subscription and display ad numbers, I get it. But online news portals laying off is, in my opinion, more of a sign of incompetence and less of
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8y ago
This isn't true at all. Luxury hotels, most especially managed or chain brands are some of the safest places in third-world countries. The odds of buglary, petty crimes and those vices you listed happening is close to zero. This is the
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The War to Sell Mattresses Is an Internet Nightmare (2017)
(fastcompany.com)
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Facebook chief's emails exposed by MPs
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8y ago
nitpick but this caught my eye: TransTelecom (AS 20485) in Russia, China Telecom (AS 4809) in China and MainOne (AS 37282), a small ISP in Nigeria. I don't know what qualifies as big ISP but I am certain MainOne with a 14,000 kilometre
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10y ago
But it's my primary pc with Ubuntu on it. And even though i hate some of it quirks, I still get 8 hours of battery life out of it even after a year of consistent use.
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Update on Cyanogen
(cyngn.com)
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Go to the Wrong Hospital and You’re 3 Times More Likely to Die
(nytimes.com)
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