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    Comment #48734588

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    Comment #48680739

    Only the Nasdaq, which is an intentionally aggressive index. The S&P rejected all proposals.

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    Comment #48640004

    It’ll be at least a year before they are eligible to join the S&P500. They also need to become profitable.

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    Comment #47079964

    Many people avoid washing cars just before rain to avoid spots, etc. Phoenix as an extreme example rarely rains and leaves everything filthy afterwards.

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    Comment #46819949

    No, this is the term they use to refer to their package of sensors, compute, and software.

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    Comment #41154782

    In statistics, the p-value is shorthand for “how unlikely was this result.” Smaller p-values indicate less likely results, which in turn creates evidence of a relationship between …

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    Comment #40762781

    At some point Waymo is going to want a lot of cars if things go well. Those cars need to be electric, due to the power draw of the computer and sensors. A partnership doesn’t neces…

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    Comment #40686133

    The Chicago grid is actually based on fractions of a mile (1/8 and 1/16 iirc), and when I lived there I would absolutely convert blocks to miles automatically when talking to peopl…

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    Comment #40362858

    How would that be different than property tax, which SF has?

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    Comment #40137656

    Illegal immigrants are counted by the census and total population is used to allocate congressional districts. High rates of illegal immigrants in a district therefore increases th…

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    Comment #40025975

    Poor incentives for the existing members of the system that hold power to implement change. They already cap the number of med students to control salaries, perhaps burning out you…

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    Comment #39980813

    Student loans used to be eligible for loan forgiveness as well, but we ran into a situation where every new doctor in America was immediately declaring bankruptcy. Unlike a house, …

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    Comment #39912134

    They recently installed a little door at my self checkout. I cannot even walk out of my grocery store without scanning a receipt or flagging an employee to open the door. It’s frus…

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    Comment #39649575

    Alphabet is similar. Larry and Sergei together have a majority of the voting power.

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    Comment #39424020

    Most OEMs have signed deals with Tesla to use their network in the US, but I don’t believe these have yet to go into effect.

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    Comment #34796640

    Steam works fine on my M1.

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    Comment #32554249

    There is an interesting now product called zBiotic that you could look into. You take it before drinking and it helps metabolize one of the alcohol byproducts that causes hangovers…

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    Comment #29829190

    Soybeans and corn can often be grown in the same areas, and corn uses more fertilizer than soybeans so your logic checks out. The problem is that corn produces more calories per ac…

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    Comment #29453446

    That’s not free money; it’s money taken from people under threat of violence.

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    Comment #29361802

    The winners curse also creates the curious corollary that one should probably bid less, the more people are in the auction.

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    Comment #29168083

    It’s possible. A lot of top universities already do need-blind admissions, so I don’t think it’s an unsolvable hurdle.

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    Comment #29167457

    If the colleges had to take a stake in the debt repayment, or lack thereof, they probably would do a better job ensuring their graduates don’t take out impossible loans. Adults can…

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    Comment #29114317

    I started using vim about 5 years ago, and switched to Dvorak 2 years ago. It was painful at first, but so was everything with Dvorak. The muscle memory takes over eventually and n…

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    Comment #29088629

    The multiple repetitions of “This is Google” hit home for me. I never worked as a software engineer so much of the rest is out of scope to my experience, but the constant idolizati…

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    Comment #29008047

    Even in rural areas, I doubt 90% ag workers is to be found in the United States. It takes shockingly few people to run a modern farm and the majority are owner-operated with zero e…