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Comment #27016137
Was there a compelling reason for choosing the Model 3 over the Model Y? I’m also curious if you’ve driven long distance with it. I drive 250+ miles pretty regularly and wonder abo…
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Comment #27016116
I agree. It seems pretty big until you wash it or use it to move large furniture, boxes, etc.
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Comment #27016102
$500? Top of the line devices in the last few years have crept above $1,000 USD. Not trying to nitpick but the difference there is a sizable chunk of the average person’s annual in…
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Comment #27016087
Yes, to your point I was at T Mobile a month or so ago waiting to buy a SIM card in line behind someone who was evaluating their “free” (i.e., carrier-financed) options. They had a…
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Comment #26997802
Yes, I got stuck on "Powell" High School. For non-locals, that's Lowell .
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Comment #26996087
Maybe. But I learned a lot of useful skills working that weren't taught at school. And working, along with sports and clubs, kept me out of trouble. I tell my partner all the time …
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Comment #26996049
2017 Toyota Prius. Excellent fuel economy and driver assistance features. My partner complains about the seats not being comfortable enough and I agree, to a certain extent.
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Comment #26995961
Answering your question directly, I would teach them. I don't think I would assign texts, really. My question means to ask how someone can intellectually pull themselves up by thei…
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Comment #26995821
I worked in food service jobs during high school on the weekend. I graduated a semester early and worked full-time in food service for a few months, too. Not a bad option and prett…
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Ask HN: Learning about bleeding edge science and technology as a layperson
For those of who understand an area (or areas) of bleeding edge science or technology: How would you recommend a layperson learn about your area? Is this even possible? Secondarily…
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Comment #26976176
It would be interesting if Googlers were presented with this set of options: 1) work from the office with the included perks or 2) work remote and keep the resulting savings to the…
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Comment #26973080
Here's the announcement from the Microsoft Design Team: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2021/04/2...
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Comment #26356203
Same happened to me recently. One day the .com was $12, the next day it was a premium domain available for a cool $2,200. Used Namecheap. Now I use ICANN’s whois search and buy the…
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Comment #25502412
Please do. It would be my honor.
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Comment #25501399
I had to read this a few times to understand what your product is, maybe because I wanted to stop reading halfway through the first sentence. Most people scan and if the first scan…
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Comment #25486673
Yes, the registry page outlines the constraints. Charleston Road is actually Google. https://www.registry.google/policies/registration/new/#!/
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Comment #25484112
This is the first use of an expensive (~$500?) .new domain I’ve seen in the wild not associated with a global brand. For those who don’t know, this domain is constrained to applica…
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Comment #25478991
The climate is great. The parks and wilderness areas are great. But you know what? This a beautiful country and it would be shame to limit yourself to one place.
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Comment #25478967
I strongly agree. Competition is good for everyone. There are 50 states, many of them nice places to work, live, and have a family. We moved to Utah from California this year and h…