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That may be true in the US but not in Europe [1] and not in China [2]

[1] - https://insideevs.com/news/523295/europe-plugin-car-sales-ju... [2] - https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Electric-cars-in-China/Sur...

Didn't think about this. Smart comment.

Cost of moving data out of the network. See https://aviatrix.com/learn-center/cloud-security/egress-and-...

This is funny because Amazon just released a massively successful game.

The companies aren’t unprofitable by design, that has been repeatedly disproven. Their service is profitable in many cities.

Prop 22 makes sense exactly because those things shouldn’t be tied to employment. The state should tax businesses more and offer the benefits itself.

Bad headline.

Huge if true

The only way forward is to avoid Apple products. Some are truly great but if you care about freedom and the open web we must avoid Apple.

Weird that people keep saying that food delivery can't be profitable when Grubhub has already been profitable and only became unprofitable due to the Doordash/Uber Eats price user acquisition wars. It's the same thing that happened in ride-hailing, which already proved to be profitable.

This is silly. Snap's free cash flow is constantly growing and was close to zero the past quarter. Uber & Lyft are generally profitable on rides and with a bit more scale will be GAAP profitable.

Tell that to American Defense companies and they'd go crazy. They benefit most from the arrangement.

Competition is literally a click away. The truth is that Google is the best so people are willing to put up with the shitty ads on some searches.

people asked the same thing about facebook in 2008

What’s the alternative? Owning a car? Walking? The terrible transit?

I think the bet was agreed to be settled on public information published before Jan 1 2020

I found this paper to be very cool. Happy to answer any questions you may have on it.

Occam's Razor says they acted dumbly. But perhaps.

Over time I believe more content will be published in open access journals. In Machine Learning this is already quite common and it's amazing.

We gotta stop enabling them. If we demand that publicly funded universities adopt open access Elsevier will be gone in a few years. And of course I'm not recommending Sci-Hub because it's illegal but worth mentioning it...

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A good explainer from Kaspersky: https://securelist.com/blog/research/78431/wannacry-and-laza...

TLDR: For internal flights - 3 weeks to 3.5 months before flight For international flights - 2 months before flight

Interestingly, it's often cheaper to order a ticket 2 months in advance than 10 months in advance.

Isn't really hard to say what the "real" value of Bitcoin should be? I mean what are the fundamentals?

This is cool but is it effective in any way?

How is this hacking the ecosystem?

A bit sad that no US city was chosen for this project