marblar

At this rate, in 2025 it will be at least 10 times more powerful.

Inflation

> Not every employee “got it” right away, according to Bret Boulter, the Microsoft real estate and facilities manager who led the project. He was quoted on the company’s blog, saying, “A lot of people are like, ‘where’s the AV?’ And I’m like, it’s a treehouse.”

Gold.

The response time requirement is even easier if the friends are also AI.

Tom from Myspace probably has a shot.

When we first started getting AMZL packages they'd show up at lunchtime when nobody was home and call me on my cell phone asking if anyone was around to pickup the package. That seems to have stopped, though.

Hyperinflation of government-issue currency or bitcoin?

Serious question: why would a non-poorly trained army select a more maintenance-heavy weapon? Would it have other benefits?

> Los Isoles

This is the Mos Eiseley Cantina, in case anyone else is stumped.

It seems like if you were located in a "mining valley" the last thing you would want to do is have it mentioned in a top comment on Hacker News.

There are aspects of truth to this.

The horse was fairly popular with people who lacked drivers licenses. Maybe check back in a few millennia.

Who decides what goes in the index funds?

There's no need for a middleware service. Just store it outside of the repo.

Wasn't it called Ubercab at the time?

> (which may not be liquid for a while longer).

(Or ever)

"Not very well."

I'm pretty sure it was meant to be OS 10 the whole time. It succeeded OS 9.

So users reaching a site through google have a better experience than users accessing it through some other method? This seems like a pretty good thing from Google's perspective...

> Google pioneers like Anthony Levandowsky and Chris Urmson are talking 30ish years now before we'll see unmanned cars driving across the country. This may have something to do with why so many google vets have jumped ship over the last year.

Source?

> A company's bad interview process might have nothing at all to do with the rest of the company.

Everyone who works at a company, got there by passing through the] interview filter. A bad interview process has everything to do with the company, particularly in organizations that have grown a lot in the recent past.

Why not pay a flat rate for taking the on-call responsibility, regardless of actual work performed?

Woah, they explicitly excluded Bernal? Harsh.

> Aedes aegypti is not even native to South America- it's African. So eliminating it from the New World can't do that much damage given that the ecosystem got along fine before it arrived.

Could it not have crowded out some other niche that will be left empty if they were removed?

> The industry is well developed now for us to stop asking about reversing binary trees and start asking about how many friends you one had in high school

Could you explain?

Do you wish that because you work there?

I love that quote.

Guess whose job it is to implement the necessary measures.

I solved this problem by putting it on the wishlist and buying everything I still want at the end of the week.

> That's why there are a lot of ownership stakes of 4.9%.

Is reporting speed really important enough to change the size of your investment?

That’s a logistic function, not an exponential.