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Comment #32209893
An untouchable subject.
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Comment #23224835
The reason Uber initially blew taxi companies out of the water is because taxis greatly limited their service to what was profitable and we're incredibly difficult to work with sho…
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Comment #22419668
The unfortunate part of modern American medicine is that the pharmacy isn't likely to know all the medications the patient is on either. I'm currently going through a minor situati…
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Comment #22085884
Room & board is practically mandatory and costs $17.5k. That cost cannot simply be ignored and was a fraction of that 20 years ago.
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Comment #22071886
"I worked there over 20 years ago." Enough said. Tuition today is a hair below $40,000 for an in-state student* compared to a hair below $5,000 in the mid 90's. They can afford eve…
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Comment #22071635
"The obvious problem is that I can’t see customers paying that much for delivery - ie. at those wages Door Dash can’t exist." I am 100% ok with DoorDash and that entire market not …
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Comment #22071619
How can you compete on quality when every delivery has been sitting in a box for ~10 minutes prior to pickup and ~15 minutes awaiting delivery? Pizza delivery companies like Domino…
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Comment #22071596
There isn't infinite labor on a global scale but there sure is infinite labor willing to work for what first worlders consider a pittance. This basically highlights why I consider …
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Comment #22071472
"However, if a worker rejects too many jobs too frequently, they may receive fewer job offers as a result." They take those jobs because they lose all access to the chance of profi…
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Comment #22071467
"However, if a worker rejects too many jobs too frequently, they may receive fewer job offers as a result." They take those jobs because they lose all access to the chance of profi…
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Comment #21931789
>We will see an economic depression, also caused by energy problems. The current quantitative easing is actually the first sign of the problems with energy: One of the only realist…
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Comment #21489638
Not saying where I learned this from, but the Amazon fulfillment services (fulfillment centers and their 1st party delivery services) have a greater than 30% month over month turno…
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Comment #21488092
The joke about Juggalo facepaint is both true and funny but I think there is some actual merit to that idea. Camo clothing (and I don't mean the kind you see everyone wearing at ru…
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Comment #21085848
That's a pretty clever idea and an easy way to clean $200k a year.
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Comment #20913936
And how much of that 75nm feature is getting picked up by a diamond stylus? The stylii used in metrology grade surface roughness and contour analyzers can't pick up features even r…
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Comment #20869978
Pension funds have been allowed to decay so far in such an unseen manner that there is now a universal aversion to peering behind the curtain because the naked truth is too terribl…
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Comment #20820266
The police via Red Flag laws which are incredibly easy to abuse.
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Comment #20815928
I wonder if there might be a way to utilize the same effect that creates a Prince Rupert's drop to create that sort of stress in a superconductor. Sure, it would be fragile but it …
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Comment #20801744
So the chiplet strategy is clearly paying dividends for AMD but I'm curious as to what has changed to have allowed this idea to be so effective? It's not like the concept of multi-…
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Comment #20774009
If I had to relate this to an HN related topic, I'd say this is closest to the theory of "technical debt". The further your code base moves away from the origin, the more difficult…
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Comment #20773947
Who's going to set things right other than the children of the talented and capable?
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Comment #20718123
Email as a standard is a neutral vector for mass communication but email in it's real-world form as a service provided by large 3rd-parties is not. Email service providers have mon…
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Comment #20717540
I get your point about walking but running? Every personal reason to be running outdoors ultimately ties back to the exertion involved. For example, running to "clear one's mind" i…
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Comment #20712241
It's easier to consume those things... until winter arrives. Unless you support the massively carbon intensive process of shipping ~80% of each hemisphere's food supply to the othe…
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Comment #20712208
Doesn't that defeat the entire point of fitness training?