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tyopiuy
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Comment #19935083
What are the square root rules
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Comment #19935069
It could come down to a large scale societal prisoners dilemna. It’s gonna get ugly
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Comment #19916700
What’s the result of the non pea-industry sponsored studies on fart production for peas vs other protein sources ?
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Comment #19911042
Amazons own last mile has now consistently failed to deliver my sub $20 items several times in a row now. You can say the same for amazon.
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Comment #19883180
20 free rides maxed at $5 per ride. They raised prices recently to around 0.25$ a minute. Terrible incentive. Why be so cheap? Should be incentivizing purchase of a $1200 scooter w…
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Comment #19860098
Evidence their business model isn’t working out. Their scooters (along with all the other companies) have all but disappeared from my area, where they once littered the sidewalk. O…
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Comment #19839201
Ups, fedex, dhl for last mile in the USA is still 100x better than Amazon’s last mile (yes, that’s two orders of magnitude !!)
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Comment #19837136
Cavalry’s here ?
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Comment #19837128
Haha, except their last mile delivery which is really flaky because they use their own logistics and drivers
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Comment #19810095
Ya ok, call me a cynic, but I doubt it amounts to anything more than a new column in their tables. It’s gonna all be there - there’s too much money on the line to permanently erase…
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Comment #19788390
I would have preferred to see this happening to the dram cartel, who actually did fix prices.
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Comment #19767162
I think my comment explains that. Think about it a little more
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Comment #19764462
Not exactly. This theory applies steady state analysis to a transient problem. Those drivers need money now. And are willing to trade off miles for money, in some sense. They are a…
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Comment #19761573
Not really developing a distributed dB but using one. Inaccurate and misleading title
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Comment #19736577
Pretty sure they just wanted to be first in history to release a folding phone. No way someone at the top didn’t know.
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Comment #19730571
Bloomberg pulling the business insider hype articles ...
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Comment #19716027
Yes it’s easy to say as a hobby. I’d love to get into nuclear physics as a hobby too. How about 40-50 hrs per week for the next 25 years? Haha doubt it
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Comment #19711411
Uhh Nobody wants to do that stuff? Lol
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Comment #19711082
Let’s be honest here. Very very few cs majors actually enjoy HDLs. Also, they are less and less relevant these days. lipstick on a pig
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Comment #19678687
What is bufferbloat
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Comment #19660405
Yes and no. Cs is huge. People have preferences for what they’d rather be working on. But it seems it’s a lower div class, whose projects tend to be more general. There’s a possibl…