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Comment #48040487
I always take these views with a grain of salt, many immigrant's view of their home country is ossified at the time of emigration.
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Comment #45621529
The Maverick fills that space but has limitations (less towing capacity than a 90's Ranger). I've seen it used by a ton of service folks that need a pickup but not for towing (1500…
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Comment #44990539
Hope this does well but the subway + walking is the way to go. Uber, taxis, etc are way too slow getting around manhattan per my recent trip.
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Comment #44986653
What makes compilation fast is a good goal at places with large code bases and build times. Maybe makes less sense in smaller startups with a few 100k LOC.
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Comment #42798864
Palo Alto has had AT&T fiber since 2019 depending on your location (but still not 100% coverage). I was lucky enough to be in an early coverage area but the price for 1GB symmetric…
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Comment #41742218
Google's Total Ad Rev ($238b) is almost double Meta's Ad Revenue ($132b).
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Comment #37937710
Thanks - so more loan origination/servicing/management as opposed to providing balance sheet lending (ala Canopy/Peach but with your own underwriting/compliance). Since customers n…
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Comment #37932223
How are you different than a debt SaaS product like Sivo? Also is there a publicly viewable API?
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Comment #36216070
Looks like a wrapper over core data - was wondering if they made it thread safe.
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Comment #31404998
California occupational licensing strikes again. Just like the handyman who can’t do jobs > $500 (including materials). There’s a dead spot in that market between $500-$5000 which …
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Comment #24757929
How much of this is coming from https://www.hoover.org/ ?
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Comment #24372957
The 2nd edition circa 1988 uses ANSI style declarations.
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Comment #23546677
Apple (via the app store) has never charged for physical goods and services only virtual (bits) - e.g. ebooks, game coins, etc. Uber, Deliveroo, and Grubhub are not delivering virt…
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Comment #23432242
The entire mentality of the company changed. IMO it affected every product group across the company.
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Comment #23206248
Wonder how this differs from exokernals: https://pdos.csail.mit.edu/archive/exo/
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Comment #22639814
Who would underwrite that at this moment?
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Comment #22623835
For US Data try: https://covidtracking.com/
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Comment #21243984
Some California Costco’s have outdoor food courts. You can also enter through the standard entrance and tell them you are going to the food court or membership counter. At that poi…
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Comment #21243556
Since this is an item I get regularly - it’s $9 for a 4-pack of Kerrygold butter at the Mountain View Costco ($2.25/ 8oz bar). Same 8oz butter is almost double at Safeway or Whole …
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Comment #21019874
Visa's underlying fundamentals didn't change due to a recession.
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Comment #20595322
The Janka Hardness is 260-290 which is softer than most soft woods. Seems like that could limit its usage.
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Comment #20595142
They are taxed as capital gains for recipients. Edit: *qualified dividends
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Comment #20133626
IIRC Plaid is integrating directly with banks using OFX.
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Comment #19911376
Most law firms are likely LLP's or PC's which act as a liability shield.
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Comment #19485032
Fee structure is likely better for Apple when not using the standard visa/mc rail.