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by zip1234 8y ago
And no way to really test it without just running it in production!
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by zip1234 8y ago
I find it quite scary how easily people are influence/manipulated, especially in the age of the internet. It has never been easier to make sensationalist, misleading headlines without anything to back them up. Many people will only rea
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by zip1234 8y ago
So only rich people can afford to make good choices in regards to food? Rice, beans, whole grain bread, and frozen vegetables are all fairly cheap. It doesn't have to be Whole Foods Organic to be healthy.
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by zip1234 8y ago
The goal of the tariffs IS free trade and open borders. You think they are wanted by the administration? They are a tool to get China to play nice, which they haven't been.
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by zip1234 8y ago
The camp store at a place we go every year still has candy that is 5 or 10c. They also have mini tootsie rolls that can be purchased for 2-3 cents (used to be 1)
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by zip1234 8y ago
Well, probably more. It also takes people to manage, schedule, and hire those other employees.
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by zip1234 8y ago
If you were the Tesla CEO and your director of Autopilot quits to start a company doing the exact same thing, would you be OK with that? I wouldn't.
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by zip1234 8y ago
Huh? Isn't Bill Gates spending his money strategically to best help those people. He's spent over $15 Billion dollars on vaccines. I highly doubt a government will be able to spend that money more effectively.
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by zip1234 8y ago
I agree, the account ID is a complete non-issue as long as each endpoint limits results to the account ID associated with the credentials.
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by zip1234 8y ago
You mean JavaScript not Office 365 right? They are working on compiling C# to Web Assembly FYI.
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by zip1234 8y ago
They recently improved this to make it easier. I think they realize that it can get pretty complicated.
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by zip1234 8y ago
In my area, the place where the highest home prices are is where the empty nesters buy because they have the cash to do so. Obviously, they won't be having more children. An effect as simple as that could explain this effect.
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by zip1234 8y ago
I didn't mean to say that you wanted socialism/communism. That was just the most obvious example of nationalizing such a basic need, food. I don't mean to say that a capitalist society has no costs. Capitalism definitely has
794.
by zip1234 8y ago
A Star Trek ideal would be nice but I don't see it happening. Government is just too slow and inefficient to provide such things effectively. Food is a necessity, but you don't have to look that far back in history to find a gover
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by zip1234 8y ago
I mean overtly responding by taking action against trade or something of the sort.
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by zip1234 8y ago
Why doesn't the US do something about that? China almost seems overt about stealing secrets like that.
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by zip1234 8y ago
You don't need wall conduits for low voltage cables. The 'boxes' for them are just meant to hold a cover in front.
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by zip1234 8y ago
The problems are the amount of buildable land in desirable areas and zoning rules preventing maximizing use of said land. In general, there is plenty of buildable land--just not necessarily where people want to live.
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by zip1234 8y ago
As long as you keep the innards dry it could last hundreds of years.
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by zip1234 8y ago
Some guys in the military do it when on deployment, but that is usually because they are too lazy to walk the 50ft at night to the bathroom outside. Source: I was in the US military.
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by zip1234 8y ago
It depends on the product. Most automakers only make single digit percent profit.
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by zip1234 8y ago
It looks like you are right about that--looking around, it appears that inflation adjusted price per square foot has remained relatively stable. However, a larger home with price/sq ft remaining the same results in a higher price.
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by zip1234 8y ago
Median home price does not necessarily mean that houses are appreciating. People could be building larger, more expensive houses. Building codes may also add cost to a house. Homes didn't used to have to have smoke detectors all linked
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by zip1234 8y ago
Just for clarification, are you saying that they need to increase efficiency 2% each year?
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by zip1234 8y ago
I know people that lease just because they want a new car every three years and can afford the $3600/yr for that.
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by zip1234 8y ago
In many places you really can't work on a subway if you needed a network connection since you are far underground and can't get a signal. Some have WIFI now though.
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by zip1234 8y ago
Does the Uber one count in the same statistical category since it was a pedestrian? I thought those were there own category?
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by zip1234 8y ago
The Tesla has multiple different sensors, including ultrasound, radar, and cameras. Fusing information from the different sensors should help correct for such errors.
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by zip1234 8y ago
"just because a private company is doing something that makes it fine" I didn't say that was what made it fine. I just said it is very different from a system that is government run and applies to everyone. Paying cash does n
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by zip1234 8y ago
The US has not done border-expanding territorialism like China has in a very very long time. Perhaps the US should, since everyone apparently thinks it is happening anyways.

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