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by youeseh 6y ago
That is what they're hoping people will do. Exit their positions to make shares available.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Also translation: "We think you'll come back, but if the people who pay us - the hedgefunds go under - then we'll be shit out of luck too. Sorry not sorry".
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by youeseh 6y ago
I hope this stays on the frontpage of Hacker News for months to come.
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by youeseh 6y ago
This is their move to catch up with Chevron (and other large service providers) that has been building up their own charging network, I believe.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Ah :). The US needs similar laws.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Do you think this law will succeed in making people who are moving to the countryside from the cities to befriend their neighbors?
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by youeseh 6y ago
Sounds like de-centralized power generation, maximizing remote work, and delivery vehicles powered by electricity and hydrogen is the way forward.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Most definitely. I suppose, being able to achieve the results that eggs afford us, but by starting out with arguably simpler ingredients, we'll become better cooks. As our understanding of fats, sugars and proteins improves, we'll
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by youeseh 6y ago
The current administration: - rescinded net neutrality, which helped FAANG companies. - threatened to break up Big Tech. - has anti-China policies, which reduces Big Tech's customer base. The new administration may be reversing all of
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by youeseh 6y ago
Those are great points in the video - I've seen them employed by people who care more about winning than the truth irrespective of political affiliation.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Around 4 right now. "Needs Service" I mostly keep it plugged in and have a charger for each room in the apartment. I've replaced the battery in a 2013 Macbook pro. It is very similar to the 2015. If I don't buy a newer l
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by youeseh 6y ago
My maxed out 2015 13" Macbook Pro runs as strong as ever. I paid more up front and have had no regrets since, and no need to upgrade any of the internals.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Traditional TV and Print News Media gets the most eyeballs when they are controversial. Fox, CNN, MSNBC all do everything they can to coddle their specific segment. They phrase and comment on the news in a way that'll either excite the
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by youeseh 6y ago
If you update your Hacker News profile with an updated bio and contact info, then perhaps we'd be able to help ;).
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by youeseh 6y ago
Cash crops = the type that a farmer can grow and make it rain, yah? Like spinach, lettuce and other leafy greens which bring in revenue year round, can be turned from seed to harvest in a matter of weeks, and have a high dollar value? There
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by youeseh 6y ago
Like, an end to malaria and food insecurity?
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by youeseh 6y ago
You can. You just have to use other software that isn't your go-to brand name software. Like: http://www.openoffice.org
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by youeseh 6y ago
> it'll probably be corrected in the next day or two with more tests. Can take 3 tests at the same time to eliminate error, or does the waiting time between repeat tests matter?
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by youeseh 6y ago
Hehe, for sure. I suppose if we extrapolated the governance goals: break up large companies into smaller parts to create a more competitive marketplace. So, maybe a powerful enough government may say, "no, Apple, you're not even a
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by youeseh 6y ago
I think what they're trying to do is force Apple (and other OS makers) to provide the ability to uninstall built-in apps. So, your iPhone will come with Apple's default messaging app, but you would potentially have the ability to
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by youeseh 6y ago
I suppose as long as we're making improvements, the absolute number is less important than the one relative to the baseline on a given device.
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by youeseh 6y ago
- The dollar buys less than ever before and will continue to do so. - Real wages suck compared to, let's say, the "golden age" of driving. - Because of the above, high quality widgets cost more than ever. You can still find t
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by youeseh 6y ago
Kites are less predictable if there are lots and near each other. They require much more airspace. There's probably a balance between cost, size of kite, kite material, rope material and power generated compared to conventional wind mi
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by youeseh 6y ago
Anything outside of what they consider to be their norm is special treatment. There aren't enough lower level people who ask to see employment agreements ahead of time.
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by youeseh 6y ago
I'm guessing that you've only worked at / interviewed at large firms. They're large and your prospective role there wasn't senior enough for them to afford you special treatment.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Just like the indie app developer is trying to improve their standard of living, so are the folks at Apple and Google. We all want to progress, no matter how high up we already are. Those Cupertino mortgages aren't going to pay for the
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by youeseh 6y ago
This is really cool - I've subscribed to the Podcast. Thank you! Did you need to get permission from PG to do this?
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by youeseh 6y ago
How did you arrive to this analysis of his comments?
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by youeseh 6y ago
Thats just, like, your opinion, maan :p. Kidding aside, I don't think our interpretations disagree.
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by youeseh 6y ago
Given enough information, doing the right thing and doing things right converge.

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