ryanhuff

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by ryanhuff 5mo ago
From what I gathered from the article, one of your problems is that you didn’t understand the economics before you launched, and therefore your pricing was disconnected from the true costs. Next time, try to anticipate these by breaking dow
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by ryanhuff 6mo ago
FSD is great for me, although I mostly use it on the highways. But 90% of my driving is FSD now. It can be more conservative for my tastes with street driving
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by ryanhuff 3y ago
That’s conspiracy thinking. The absence of your question being addressed doesn’t mean it’s plausible. The ocean is generally a noisy place, and the activities of a small submerged vehicle likely won’t raise notice without active listening.
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by ryanhuff 4y ago
I read about this on Thursday from a CNN.com article that appeared on their home page. https://www.cnn.com/2023/01/12/health/reversing-aging-scn-we...
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by ryanhuff 4y ago
Of course, the mentioned Senator from Alabama wasn’t elected because he was competent. Alabama appears to have different priorities.
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by ryanhuff 4y ago
I suspect that Musk has more in store than just keeping Twitter as we know it today.
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by ryanhuff 4y ago
My Orange County suburb recently mandated putting food waste into a separate can.
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by ryanhuff 4y ago
I suspect the new normal of not requiring test scores has at least as much to do with university admissions feeling more free to mold their incoming classes without the pressure of maintaining a ranking stat (test scores).
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by ryanhuff 4y ago
Do you think most applicants actually consider the overall average, instead of the schools own published stats?
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by ryanhuff 4y ago
My utility (SCE in the US) has traditionally had consumption based progressive tiered pricing for years (monthly basis). Recently, they have been pushing consumers to time of use pricing though (higher rates at peak time of peak consumption
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by ryanhuff 4y ago
It may be that complaints submitted over the bank website are handled by a different (more responsive) team than complaints made at the branch.
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
Prestigious schools are seeing record numbers of applications, and record low in acceptance rates. If there is a hit in college attendance, its not happening at the top of the food chain.
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
You must have the 2012 retina!
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
Do you have the Retina model? How long did the swap take you?
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
According to ifixit, just 106 easy steps to replace and re-assemble! :)
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
I have a 2012 MBP, and Apple won't replace the battery. The laptop works great, but Apple considers "obsolete". Sad.
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
Mortgage rates in the US have been dirt cheap the past few years. They are currently between 2-3%. I don't think student loan rates are that low.
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
Why? They bring in millions of dollars to the Russian economy.
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
A cynical person might say that such activities are done because HR (or keepers of company culture) needs to demonstrate their value.
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
In the early days of cable television, there were no commercials. But, we know how that ended up. https://www.nytimes.com/1981/07/26/arts/will-cable-tv-be-inv...
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
Why does scale matter? For every BCG, there are a number of capable boutique firms in each market, many that specialize in specific disciplines. The “big box” approach seems lazy.
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
Basically, you learn as somebody pays you to do a job they assumed you already knew how to do.
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by ryanhuff 5y ago
Auth0 is/was more focused on external customers auth market, and not enterprise use cases.
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by ryanhuff 6y ago
And that’s pretty much how it’s done in the LL my kid played in a few years ago. Parents show up to a local pizza place during a registration day. They bring the filled out paper enrollment form, the kid tries on some jerseys for size, and
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by ryanhuff 6y ago
Not mentioned in your story is birth month of your two daughters, and how that aligned with the sports season. Its been shown that there are a greater percentage of summer birthdays in professional baseball, as an example. Older kids in the
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by ryanhuff 6y ago
In Southern California, I paid about $0.32 per KwH.
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by ryanhuff 6y ago
HSBC was busted in the early 2010s for enabling people to launder money. They were more recently fined by the US government for advising individuals on how to evade taxes. They have a history of questionable practices.
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by ryanhuff 6y ago
Would the dog that was given more food protest?
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by ryanhuff 6y ago
Who knows? I can tell you that my wife’s 60ish year old elementary school in Southern California finally got air conditioning last year. So the bond issues aren’t flushing schools in money.
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by ryanhuff 6y ago
Perhaps. The NYT is one source published daily. Facebook has millions of conversations happening among friends and loose connections happening daily about supposed conspiracy theories. I propose that the scale that results from the viral

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