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    Comment #20940441

    The Netflix show Stranger Things was loosely based on this. It was originally going to be called "Montauk" and take place on Long Island, as there were conspiracies of mind control…

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    The next evolution will be foldable phones that can unfold into tablets. Smartphones in their current form have essentially peaked, I agree.

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    The least they could do is have a V1 of their smart glasses ready by this event. Several startups have managed to create ones, why hasn't Apple?

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    Comment #20932628

    The incredibly dull pace of innovation coming out of Apple lately is the logical result of a supply chain expert becoming the CEO.

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    Interestingly, from a technological standpoint, container ships could switch to nuclear propulsion tomorrow if they wanted to. The 2 main reasons they haven't is the large up front…

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    Comment #20912919

    Most versions of the Green New Deal that I've seen heavily incorporate resilience into the plan, it's not solely focused on trying to reverse climate change.

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    Comment #20912362

    1. Even if we can't completely prevent it, we can stop it from being much worse. 2. Regardless of the climate changer factor, polluting the air causes cancer, damages ecosystems, h…

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    Same goes for solar panel/roof installation, backup battery installation, burying power lines to improve storm resilience, etc. There's no shortage of infrastructure that needs to …

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    Comment #20880114

    "Genius" is a very generous way to describe the slimy crap he does.

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    Comment #20842367

    If it's this easy to hack Trump's Twitter account and say things that could trigger war, maybe we need to reconsider allowing elected officials to use social media as their officia…

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    Comment #20842357

    If it's this easy to hack Trump's Twitter account and say things that could trigger war, maybe we need to reconsider allowing elected officials to use social media as their officia…

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    Comment #20840554

    and yet when clicking the link, the headline says "Canada’s household debt levels higher than any other country, report says"

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    Comment #20833918

    Here's a thought experiment I like to use whenever this comes up. If someone were to approach you on the street and ask you to do something for them that will take an hour of your …

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    Comment #20833859

    Road traffic is caused by two main things: congestion and bottlenecks. Congestion is solved by properly designing cities and their transit systems so that there's an optimal ratio …

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    Comment #20784647

    Good luck proving that political differences were why you were fired.

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    Comment #20778062

    My point is that as long as donations of any kind are legal, politicians will continue to optimize for fundraising, rather than optimizing for policies that benefit the largest num…

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    and it will continue to be, so long as political donations of any size are legal.

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    Comment #20758288

    In the case of an article that lists 82 startups, their comment is essentially saying "Here's a startup I think is notable". Hence their opinion.

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    Comment #20716124

    What's your meditation routine? As in, how do you actually meditate, do you use something like Headspace?

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    Comment #20700674

    Right after their sleezeball CEO and all their VCs cash out, leaving small time investors holding the garbage at the end.

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    Comment #20689056

    If anything, the biggest inadvertent feature is that its resemblance to Slack means you can browse those things at work and look like you're being productive.

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    Comment #20686795

    Maybe "quality of life" isn't the best way to describe it. I meant things that are more focused on entertainment or making life more convenient, as opposed to completely changing c…

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    Nope, what I'm thinking of is a much more macro/long timeline focused phenomenon that looks at how innovation progresses over hundred year spans.