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Comment #22629617
Hooray! We can finally dispose of Betteridge's "Law"!
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Comment #22617301
Embraer obviously isn't quite a Boeing or Airbus but their E-Jets seem like viable narrow-body jets. Now if the argument is that the USA isn't ok with all of the big jet manufactur…
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Comment #22605434
That's generally the case. Alaska's UBI program requires that the recipient live in Alaska for the previous calendar year: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alaska_Permanent_Fund#Perma…
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Comment #22569517
I'm not familiar with anti-gouging laws, but I'd be curious to see if Amazon's typical "we're the marketplace, not the seller" argument applies during declared emergencies or if th…
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Comment #22548998
They were going to get kicked out for spring break anyhow. Then again at the end of the semester. It's temporary housing. I do empathize with the minority of folks for whom this re…
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Comment #22548779
Because I looked at the photos of the "riot": https://www.daytondailynews.com/news/local/photos-police-rio... And the kids on the street generally look like entitled middle-class w…
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Comment #22548684
I'm not sure that this is why students are rioting, but the University of Dayton men's basketball team is currently experiencing unprecedented success (ranked third nationally), an…
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Comment #22547525
> If you're not trying to be snarky avoid stuff like "dalliance for tech bros lighting money on fire" Haha, that's fair. To be clear, I believe remote work is generally more produc…
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Comment #22547153
Not trying to be snarky, but because I think it'll be meaningful to executives: What's the largest profitable remote-only company? Sure, your Gitlabs, Elastics, Sonatypes, etc, are…
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Comment #22427412
Mongo reminds me of Tesla - early products were shoddy but had incredible hype. "It's incredibly fast!" "It's web scale!" "It'll be able to drive itself cross country in a couple o…
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Comment #22423230
It's already been established that hosting the Olympics in the current fashion is generally a money loser for the host city. All of those resources expended to build state-of-the-a…
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Comment #22408368
That's funny, I just had a bad experience with Microsoft. I applied for a job on their site that had several locations listed, one of which was of interest to me. A recruiter sent …
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Comment #22319878
Every time I see yet another library of web components I think of the classic XKCD about standards. Apparently there were N web component libraries but none of them were just what …
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Comment #22310920
I think the statistics to compare self-driving miles vs human driven miles are quite tough to judge. Tesla was criticized quite a bit at one point for comparing deaths per Autopilo…
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Comment #22268617
> Options add value, in luxury cars, a sunroof and alloy wheels are pretty much essential, not getting one means negative value on resale. I've heard the opposite, that options don…
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Comment #22267067
Reading their FAQ it sounds like you get to take a quick test drive and do a visual inspection, no mention of being able to take the car to a mechanic for a thorough pre-purchase i…
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Comment #22266289
The Nordic Language Processing Laboratory has a sizeable collection of open source parallel texts: http://opus.nlpl.eu Click on any of the headings in [brackets] on the top of the …
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Comment #22258727
That might be a good 90% solution - car registrations are public records, which tons of companies harvest, which is why you get those annoying extended warranty junk mailers, etc. …
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Comment #22258493
How would manufacturers know when cars change hands? Sure, in the example in the article, it was a lease that was turned in to a Ford dealer. But I've sold cars by handing my keys …
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Comment #22185895
Any support for languages other than English? Does it do normalization as part of the typo search (in case of missed/incorrent accent marks, etc)? Does it do stemming at all? For E…
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Comment #22183881
IANAL but the prominent (c) The Royal Collection Trust overlaid on each map caught my attention. Shouldn't these very old maps be in the public domain?
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Comment #22172606
I feel like the problem is that it isn't a huge market opportunity (at least by Apple scale). Checking out these graphs about Apple's revenues, apparently Mac revenues are pretty f…
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Comment #22169907
> Replacing an iMac also means getting rid of a perfectly good monitor. This is the thing that absolutely friggin kills me with the Mac lineup. As a developer I see monitors and co…
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Comment #22160191
Proximity matters. If I have a basketball court in my house, I'm going to want to have a little locker-room/bathroom off of it so that I (and my guests) don't have to trek to the b…