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_tb1_
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Comment #20037127
This looks very promising. A more robust lidar based on some pretty simple scientific principles.
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Comment #19915715
Other sources: https://www.google.com/search?q=insurance+%22across+state+li...
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Comment #19915622
I agree that everyone is biased. But there has just been an incredible amount of debate on this issue. For OP to state that he's discovered the solution is a bit disingenuous. Here…
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Comment #19915550
Doesn't OP have the responsibility to at least admit that his main suggestion is extremely common and well researched, and to explain what gives him special insight or authority?
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Comment #19915480
Here is one source: https://www.factcheck.org/2017/07/selling-insurance-across-s... Why should we trust them vs a random HN commenter?
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Comment #19915470
Well, it's a common talking point. Have you looked into it? It's an honest question, who has the onus of responsibility for research? OP or me?
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Comment #19915410
Suggestion 1 has been looked at. They've found it doesn't work.
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Comment #19836519
You know, if Brick & Mortars entered some sort of alliance, they could ship same day deliveries to an equally large chunk of the population.
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Comment #19793111
I find this pretty interesting. On the one hand, it's similar to the situation a lot of lenders are in. But on the other hand Tether isn't owed that money back as far as I understa…
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Comment #19734794
Interesting idea. Is there a description of the tech behind it somewhere? Also, seemed to take a while to generate, not sure if it's getting stressed with visitors.
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Comment #19734774
But people can always take a photo, it's illegal, but so is buying votes.
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Comment #19734666
That Bork theory is nutty. Imagine thinking that businesses don't take calculated risks. There is a conveyor belt of judges supported and moved forward by big money corporate inter…
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Comment #19734571
It's absurd and preposterous. I love it! Late April: Season Begins.