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meeks
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Comment #45083291
Wouldn't the people around you also benefit from these advances so in theory they wouldn't be dead in this scenario?
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Comment #45083261
I think this is a huge misconception and I don't think it works this way. have you heard people say 50 is the new 40, etc.? The same thing would work at older ages. Sure the last 1…
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Comment #40214885
Yeah makes sense, if you already have metal ships carrying goods there is no need to make additional ships just for protection. I suppose there could be an economic advantage if th…
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Comment #40204535
What if, instead of building a full carrier out of pykrete, you instead build very simple pykrete ships that follow around the outside of a carrier group to add a layer of protecti…
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Comment #39416366
Downtown Costco, is this Vancouver perhaps?
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Comment #36909332
This is amazing. The other day I was looking to play "Don't Look Back" by Terry Cavanagh and the game is broken on his website: https://terrycavanaghgames.com/dontlookback/ But thi…
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Comment #34685546
Chat-Clippy-T
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Comment #34569880
Wedbush Center in LA is another classic example of this trick. https://www.wedbushcenterla.com/ >
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Comment #32320602
The whole argument comes down to bursty vs. non-bursty workloads. What type of workloads make up the fat part of the distribution? If most use cases are bursty (which I would argue…
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Comment #30782802
The submission page has a text box for submitting the story on a Google form. This seems like a bad experience. Can you also allow for submitting via a link to a Google Doc at leas…
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Comment #29968419
Why would it circumvent DRM? I'm assuming they would use the same DVDs for rental they currently use (similar to physical rental DVDs used by Blockbuster in the past).
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Ask HN: Could Netflix allow you to rent a colocated DVD player that streams?
Hypothetically Netflix rents you a multidisc DVD player at their HQ and rather than mailing you the DVD they insert it for you and you can stream it back to your device. You pay mo…
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Comment #24134839
Malaysia is working on a smart city from the ground up: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFG-PIJ0GUE
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Comment #20588664
I don't have a dog in this fight, however, I am curious. Who exactly are you? Who is this "we" you are referencing? And why does this comment need to be avoided?
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Comment #19627579
Does any of this announcement affect Google Datalab? It feels like they keep Datalab as some second class citizen, that doesn't even get a spot in the menu bar in the cloud console…
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Comment #19617154
Any chance there will be cron jobs for functions? Right now, I'm using AppEngine just to schedule a function to run.
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Comment #17518343
To conclude that: > Google couldn't care less if their customers can figure out how to use their products. That feels like a pretty strong leap to make from your complaint about us…
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Comment #9769995
I just did the free trial and pasted in a current JD I have on some job boards. The user interface is nice and easy to use. I like that I was able to make updates and it would show…
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Comment #8525907
What percent of the population would have to stop eating meat all together in California to reduce consumption by the 20% that the Governor has called for?
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Comment #8525894
Even if it is a global phenomenon, and even if the US is not the worst in terms of meat calories consumer per-capita, that doesn't negate the fact that we could still improve our e…
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Comment #8525886
This link states that beef are normally fed corn: http://www.ers.usda.gov/topics/crops/corn/background.aspx Also, cows can drink up to 30 gallons of water per day: https://beef.unl…
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Comment #8524314
The number 1 way to conserve water is to eat less meat. I don't think that people have learned this yet and most people have not changed their habits to consume less meat. Serious …
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Comment #6879182
Programmers have been automating "programming itself" through the creation of higher level languages (ASM->OOP) and through things like libraries. Programmers are always thinking a…
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Comment #5037054
Ok, so I've been sitting here thinking for awhile now because I have the exact same feelings that you do about the growth hacking buzzword. I went and read your blog post and I hav…