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4y ago
Apparently The Onion felt much the same way, although there’s still bananas, toilet paper and horse farming: https://www.theonion.com/late-to-the-game-tech-ceo-has-only-...
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4y ago
Thanks - I’ve been a longtime GeoGuessr dilettante but I’ll check that out too!
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4y ago
I feel like in the American workplace we’re expected to be casual and friendly with everyone while also being acutely aware of rank. So if your boss sends a silly meme, you might want to reply with another silly meme. But if you go over you
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4y ago
Their CEO (username: hinting) commented on this post about Felt recently: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31587950
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reads blog post Yeah, I’ll give it a shot. clicks link to felt.com clicks link that says “Try Felt free” prompted to “Sign up for Felt” Oh, no thanks.
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4y ago
Small companies can try lots of interesting things, and they may or may not work out for them. Gravity Payments famously has their $70k minimum salary[0]. Duolingo insisted on gender parity in CS hires[1]. But if Amazon or Microsoft tried t
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4y ago
Seems like a lot of early builds go through recalls (e.g. Lucid’s new Airs have been recalled a couple of times already). If collectors are willing to spend big bucks and buy cars that don’t come with road-worthiness and legal compliance, w
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I’d like to see a game that explores radio direction finding ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Direction_finding ). Maybe start simple with 2D maps - “your goal is to spot Russian ships within 100 miles of the US East Co
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He Planned a Treasure Hunt for the Ages – Until He Went Missing
(rollingstone.com)
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Same here. Except I also hate wasting time on commuting, not having the flexibility to take care of a home-related task in the middle of the day, etc. So the experiment to find a balance has begun…
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4y ago
I might not be the target audience because I don’t know under what circumstances one would search for a food truck rather than food in general. If I want, say, a burrito, I don’t care if it comes from a truck or a takeout window or traditio
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> If elon removes bots Why would he remove bots? Isn’t having bots post on my behalf covered under my free speech?
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I’m not a manufacturing person at all, but I was surprised to a bit falling off a larger bit (at 1:10). Guessing that’s an intentional part of the process, not a whoopsie?
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Just curious - you mention JSP. Was that mentioning that yeah, JSP happens to be part of JEE or are you actively using it? I haven’t heard of a new project using JSP for a while.
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5y ago
> 1 in 4 gave no notice at all > 80% of people received a counteroffer from their employer when they resigned but still decided to leave. I feel like these stats are from disparate studies and are pretty questionable when taken as a w
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The Fit wasn’t discontinued in North America for a lack of buyers. It was built in the same factory in Mexico where Honda builds the HR-V, which is a small crossover that is mechanically similar to the Fit. Honda found that the HR-V was mor
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Why would I be mad at Intuit? They’re an amoral profit-seeking company seeking profit. I’m furious at the IRS and Congress for not providing me with a free, simple federal tax filing solution. I know there are free file programs for certain
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I wonder about that. The top maintenance issue that comes to my mind is sufficient tread on tires. Bald tires will still work great on dry streets but as soon as it starts raining, you start skidding. I honestly don’t know if software could
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I wonder what “these types of carriers” means here. I know there are low-cost carriers and I wouldn’t be surprised if they had less-experienced pilots, etc. But to me Emirates strikes me as a well-funded, reputable operation. Does he mean M
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I had an issue like this with Amazon back when their marketplace was a new thing, I think around 2000 or so. I ordered a used iPod (the original thumb-wheel one) from a marketplace seller and I had a $100 Amazon gift card to put towards the
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That feels backwards. Little shops are flexible and can probably do what needs to be done. Lumbering behemoths have (too many) rules and restrict themselves (often) unnecessarily.
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Funny that the “typical scene in a US department store on Black Friday” is in a Brazilian store. Not sure if it’s a reasonable approximation of US stores on Black Friday or not.
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Apparently no evidence of Norse activity there: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Point_Rosee
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If your question is history-related, /r/AskHistorians is great too: https://old.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/
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There seem to be a lot if you count the really tiny ones: https://kottke.org/21/05/the-micrometeorites-all-around-us
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I’m obsessed with this website - what a charmingly insane example of web commerce from before everyone moved over to Shopify.
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LuigiCases
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> Currently C8s are appreciating their first year, which is really weird. Why is that weird? That seems typical for new, extremely popular cars where supply isn’t meeting demand. It happened years ago with the PT Cruiser, and when Mini (
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Agreed. I’m surprised the NYT won’t sell me an official version of this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25063726
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I know a couple that retired to Miami recently. They know that climate change is real. They think Miami will be decimated by rising oceans at some point. They just don’t think it’ll be while they’re still around, so what do they care? I thi
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