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Sometimes, it seems, even a step behind.

In .. 7 .. minutes you wi reach your deatination .. in shady alley behind the dumpster. But hey, it's close!

Cool idea though.

Headphones in a car is generally a bad idea, as you wouldn't hear car horns, sirens, and other important audible signals that might prove critical.

> No victim means no crime

This isn't true in the least. Jaywalking and speeding can be done in a world with "population: 1", yet caught on camera would constitute a crime.

If you click "New" at the parent site, you'll see that essentially it' micro-Patreon/Kickstarter full of beggars and spam that baits you to click "read more" to earn that 10c.

But isn't it simply a misconception? The 10yr statistics doesn't support your argument: https://tradingeconomics.com/germany/unemployment-rate

As an employer, I find it extremely hard to find qualified people, and my entrepreneur friends are having even harder times, with people showing up for their first day of work either drunk, or not at all.

This is unreal... How is this any different than procedures in North Kore or Burma? I don't care if I'll lose 10 points for this comment. I just feel sad that such a great place as SV is located in a country on a level of Burma, if you travel just 500 miles east.

How? Why? What? Are you serious? This doesn't sound reasonable in the least.

Why is this downvoted? Sounds like a really fucked up place.

"Ordered" or "invested in the idea"? It is definitely nice-looking, but I had only 1 in 4 items arriving from my Kickstarter "orders".

> "Sony set a review embargo of opening day for “The Emoji Movie,” which left the Tomatometer blank until after many advance tickets had been sold and families had made weekend plans."

So studios do know that the movie sucks in advance, but still blame RT for poor performance? I don't see them putting an embargo on Spider-Man...

Then isn't it a proof that the economic theory doesn't work in practice? We're talking two economy seats paying the price to charter the whole jet: https://www.privatefly.com/us/private-jets/large-airliner-hi...

Define "stop". Like VHEMT? On a not more serious note, most people on this planet do not drive cars. 947M registered passenger cars for 7350M people in 2015 is 12.8%.

In 1983 a girl in an esoteric dress stood in the rain outside the window of an appartment of a man named Why Do All TNY Articles Start Like This.

This. After a decade of marriage battles I think I'm finally getting a hang of it thanks to this. Saying yes instead of no. Quietly letting something happen instead of arguing for the opposite.

If you mean temperature, then wind turbines actually increase temperature (friction, inefficiencies...) of locale climate. Solar panels cool the Earth, not turbines.

Wind is a byproduct of solar power. Why not derive energy from the primary source (solar) instead of going for secondary (wind).

Edit: really curious about downvotes. There is nothing in the above that's controversial. I've also provided data below: http://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1748-9326/11/4/044.... "Specifically, we discovered that operational wind turbines raised air temperature by 0.18 °C"

Yes, I meant the climate formations moving from the north pole, and Himalayas affecting the amount of precipitation reaching North Africa. Can't find that larticular animation at the moment though.

Nothing is going to grow underneath the solar panels. At least with solar panels you can selectivaly decide where nothing should grow. With roofs it's already an easy decision. With wind paths - not so much.

Sure, instead of destroying climate indirectly by heating atmosphere, let's destroy it directly by blocking wind paths.

Last time it happened, it created the largest desert in the world - just look at the effect Himalayas had on Sahara.

If it's Internet-connected, it might not squeeze without an approved API call from the vendor.

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I wonder how you measure the quality difference for higher rates? 384K, 512K and beyond? I hear from audiophiles that there is a very distinct difference, but there is absolutely no basis for it in science.

Are you the kind of person who considers 24/384 not being good enough? Chasing 384KHz and beyond by buying $1000 USB cable to the DAC?

You either die a hero, or live long enough to see yourself become the villain

you do have to provide your ID to connect to the Internet, except for the prepaid anonymous sim cards paid for in cash.

  > obvious in advance, not obvious in hindsight

Thanks! That's what I was looking for. Many things we take for granted, which are so simple and obvious, are not obvious at all when they don't exist... I remember exactly those experiences everywhere - you have to register to add an item to a shopping card... And yes, you MUST give us your mother's maiden name...

  > madness

Why shouldn't something be patentable, just because it's easy to replicate?

Business process can be considered a technology, i.e. technical procedure. Also, since they got the patent, wouldn't they have to pass tests for previous works, novelty, and obviousness? And, why shouldn't something be patentable, just because it's easy to replicate?

> blacklists, and inquisition tactics from some of upper management

the memo is just a reference to an episode. i.e. "the memo ordeal"

Sounds more like Financial Accounting 101 - generally good indicators, but not really usable for pre-revenue or pivots.