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by zip1234 8y ago
I agree in principal, but the standards can move very slow. Look at WebRTC. It is only a 'candidate recommendation'.
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by zip1234 8y ago
I agree but if the latest document is a draft? That is how lastModifiedDate ended up in those browsers in the first place. Obviously, going back would have noticed that it was removed from the spec and updated accordingly. The point is that
723.
by zip1234 8y ago
The funny? thing is that IE has become better than Chrome for a lot of stuff because Chrome keeps dropping support for things that it used to support. The frequency of updates means that your stuff could just stop working one day when it wo
724.
by zip1234 8y ago
If you mean that people that earn less pay less tax--what I am trying to say is that money is being taken via taxation across the entire country. However, that money is being spent by the Federal government in high concentrations in certain
725.
by zip1234 8y ago
The top 3 richest counties in America are actually surrounding Washington D.C. Money is extracted from everywhere else in the country via taxes and paid to people in that area.
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by zip1234 8y ago
It is the plight of rational actors to optimize their position. The government should be focused on making sure that those companies are properly paying for public resources that they use. If they are not, the laws should be changed to make
727.
by zip1234 8y ago
Totally agree--look at ANY communist experiment. All ended up with massive amounts of inequality (in addition to incredible poverty).
728.
by zip1234 8y ago
Perhaps getting rid of height limits entirely isn't a great idea, but an overall height limit that allows building up to one story taller than the buildings next to the one you are building seems reasonable and would allow a city to gr
729.
by zip1234 8y ago
Which is why dividends exist. Mature companies may grow less, but they produce profit, which can be distributed to shareholders in the form of dividends.
730.
by zip1234 8y ago
If the houses on a large scale are not appraising for selling price, it could mean that the appraisers are wrong.
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by zip1234 8y ago
Many accidents have no claim filed
732.
by zip1234 8y ago
There are different types of advisers. People often get burned because broker dealers, stockbrokers, and insurance agents do not have fiduciary responsibility (they do not need to act in your best interest). A fee only adviser (with fiducia
733.
by zip1234 8y ago
Yes, if they get a commission from what they sell you, they do not have fiduciary.
734.
by zip1234 8y ago
I disagree on not hiring an adviser. The key is to know what kind of adviser they are. If they are a fee-only adviser with fiduciary responsibility, it is likely exceptionally worthwhile. It sounds like you have a good handle on how to man
735.
by zip1234 8y ago
It seems like with all of the price/production data out there these days it would be easier to decide what to grow. Or perhaps that data is not accessible to the average farmer?
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by zip1234 8y ago
Web browsing certainly benefits in almost every phone. There are loads of pages that will crush old phones now. You won't see HN perform better, but sites that are loaded with cruft and ads will render smoother. Another benefit of fas
737.
by zip1234 8y ago
Actually, the new A12 chips are considerably faster than the A11s. Apple's chips in general are much faster than their Android equivalents: https://browser.geekbench.com/ios-benchmarks https://browser.geekbe
738.
by zip1234 8y ago
My understanding is that the desired outcome is for China to get rid of tariffs and other policies that prop up their local industries at the expense of other countries. The problem before was that China had policies and tariffs that were o
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by zip1234 8y ago
Not encrypted in memory, just on disk.
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by zip1234 8y ago
If they don't store the IP address it might be OK.
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by zip1234 8y ago
Egress data as well?
742.
by zip1234 8y ago
For University presidents, in the USA, they usually have both. Though I'm not sure that they always use both at the same time.
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by zip1234 8y ago
To be fair--a lot of the land in America used for beef is prairie. There wouldn't be massive rain forests there or anything anyways.
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by zip1234 8y ago
China doesn't do that: https://www.businessinsider.com/how-china-found-cia-spies-le...
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by zip1234 8y ago
How fast is it when it has a TB of data? I realize that this is affected by the machine it is running on, but just curious how long those sample queries in the docs would take to run.
746.
by zip1234 8y ago
Can you get a USB-C keyboard? BT keyboards are generally painful to use
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by zip1234 8y ago
Sounds like the ultimate 1-star review for these types of situations should note that they will give you a free one if you 1 star the product. People will start doing that just for free ones.
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by zip1234 8y ago
Perhaps more time is spent driving kids to activities, but a counterpoint is that kids have never had more video games or TV than the present.
749.
by zip1234 8y ago
Former Air Force here. Standard thing. Not big news.
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by zip1234 8y ago
I would love an app that would render a 3d model in the real world. Imagine looking at the site of your new house with the latest plans from the architect and able to visualize exactly how it would look in it's surroundings.

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