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by yumraj 5y ago
> Seeing as how 60-70 are both reasonable temperatures in Fahrenheit and speeds in miles per hour, it is not at all clear at a glance what that number means. Maybe some brainiac at Tesla thought that you can just accelerate/brake to
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by yumraj 5y ago
I understand ETH, but WTF is WETH?
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by yumraj 5y ago
I've been using Zoho. Seems to work well and is one of the cheaper ones out there.
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by yumraj 5y ago
Probably not the advice you're looking for, but looks like you have a blog also and am assuming that some/many of your subscribers also look at your blog. So, you may want to use your blog to spread the word about losing your page
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by yumraj 5y ago
I'm more curious/surprised about the fact that you still have a 19" CRT TV ..
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by yumraj 5y ago
> The doom comes from the matrix being built by people who either don't have our best interests in mind ... You mean like Zuckerberg and FB?
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by yumraj 5y ago
Exactly. However, the support person should have been more explicit that the OT (original tweeterer ?) is sharing addresses and may want to hide that. The way support person's tweet was phrased is what gave the pitchfork people an oppo
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by yumraj 5y ago
> Tesla … For what it’s worth, Elon Musk is not Tesla’s co-founder. He came in as a late investor and I believe one of the terms was that he’ll get the co-founder tag. Founded in July 2003 by Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning as Tesla
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by yumraj 5y ago
Exactly. I cannot trust folks who have spent more than 1-2 years at FB to make ethical decisions and I will not hire them. Similarly, I will not go to a company if people up the chain, including my immediate boss or the CEO are ex-FB. If
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by yumraj 5y ago
> Faster than light travel and time travel are both fundamentally impossible in our universe and can't be achieved. That may very well be, and true in our lifetime, but given how little we know about a lot of things, and that in man
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by yumraj 5y ago
As sibling comment also noted, there is a free tier that we've been using forever. They also have a much cheaper option for students, I think $1/month or something like that. Not sure if every Prime user uses Amazon Music, and how
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by yumraj 5y ago
It's free with Prime and cheaper than other alternates for the paid version if you have Prime. For casual listening it's not bad at all. It also supports so called HD and Ultra HD, which I believe Spotify still doesn't suppor
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by yumraj 5y ago
> I bet you woldn't have commented if they showed a white kid. So why does it matter to you if they show a black or a white kid? Why does it make a difference to you? That's an easy answer - majority vs minority. If you show an
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by yumraj 5y ago
Is it just me that found it interesting that they chose the image of a black kid for a DDOS/cyber crime story? It would have been nicer if they had shown a bunch of kids of all races. Note: I'm not black myself, just found that cu
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by yumraj 5y ago
While I agree with you, upon quick search it seems Ga2O3 is an intermediate in the purification of gallium [0] So, process can be created wherein 3CO2 + 4Ga => 3C + 2Ga2O3 => 4Ga + ... => 3CO2 + 4Ga .... basically, the Gall
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by yumraj 5y ago
Perhaps regular periodic 3rd party audits of major ad networks.
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by yumraj 5y ago
It is possible that it is strategic, to discourage customers from purchasing a Linux laptop. This could be for various reasons, such as: 1) Their production pipeline is optimized for windows, so Linux is a deviation requiring some manual in
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by yumraj 5y ago
> They did it because they enjoyed being employed. Not just that, when the whole product is broken down into features, managed by Feature Managers (aka product manager), that is wrapped up in business speak, and there are whole hierarchi
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by yumraj 5y ago
Elon/Tesla is within their right to ask the Law firm to not have a particular attorney represent them or work on their business. Elon/Tesla is NOT within their rights to ask the Law firm to fire one of their employees just because
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by yumraj 5y ago
Sure, why do we even need DMV and driver's license. Anyone and of any age should be allowed to drive, since who cares it's dangerous since hackers want it that way. Who is DMV to tell someone whether they can or cannot drive. Wh
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by yumraj 5y ago
Tesla has to provide data that its technology works, not the other way around. Public doesn't have to prove or provide data for shit. Just like drug companies have to prove that their medicines work before FDA approves them to be provi
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by yumraj 5y ago
Are there any estimates on when it may actually fall? Or, is that not considered within the realm of possibility?
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by yumraj 5y ago
Contracts are negotiated when both parties are somewhat equal and have at least somewhat similar power. When dealing with a monopoly, contract terms are simply dictated.
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by yumraj 5y ago
I know of at least 1 drive-through testing center, at the San Jose Fairgrounds. There may be more, but not sure. Though there the testers/nurse puts the swab in the nose.
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by yumraj 5y ago
Waaay back, early in my career, I was categorically told never to read patents. IMNAL, but per my understanding, there is a major difference between patent infringement and willful patent infringement. Which is why a soft engg should never
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by yumraj 5y ago
That is exactly what Google uses/used-to-use the captcha for. It is/was fairly well known/understood.
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by yumraj 5y ago
> And all 5 of them are about as horrible as the speaker volume patent. I'm not defending any of these, but in general all Software patents are like that. Most of them are obvious solutions to the problem one is working on. It&#
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by yumraj 5y ago
> Am I missing something here? It seems there are total 5 parents. The multi zone speaker volume one is just one of them. https://www.theverge.com/2022/1/6/22871121/sonos-google-pate...
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by yumraj 5y ago
Question: what does "100% prevalence" mean in this context? sorry, it's not clear.
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by yumraj 5y ago
Exactly, kids simply reflect what they hear at home. Go to any store, chin-maskers are with maskless kids, while parents with N95 masks are without kids or with fully masked kids.

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