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I don’t understand the second point. That’s still 2.5x most companies. That sounds great.
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Where does it say Linux is officially supported?
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Wait until you see how much damage coal does to your body.
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15% isn’t very quiet.
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Out of hundreds of cars, so hundreds of spots. The six spots are dedicated to people with charges and you have to move your car to another part of the structure once you’re done charging.
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We have six in our building of hundreds of cars and there’s still open spots most of the time. They charge fast and people move their cars. It’s not a big deal.
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If Nissan and BMW are disappointments I have to wonder how badly you think of Toyota.
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I’m curious about what you’re doing now. I hope it’s healthier than what you described as your experience as a teacher.
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Do you have any evidence that teachers are all using “automated teaching services”? I’ve never heard of such a thing.
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> Rich folks only need so many mansions, yachts and designer sweat pants. This would further shift the burden of taxes onto lower income folks who spend 100% of what they earn. This is a feature not a bug of that plan. There’s no amount
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There’s so much FUD in this article it’s hard to know where to start. I wonder if the author has ever seen what coal mining does to a region.
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Have you gone to see a doctor about it? There could be a change in your health that happened around the same time. Might be worth getting checked out.
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That’s hyperbole though isn’t it? Like no one is saying men should abandon their families, only that maybe they shouldn’t have to dedicate so much of their time to family to not be viewed as a deadbeat.
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How many Google businesses operate in China?
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Let me know when the EU stops extract bullshit tolls from US tech companies via fines.
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Isn’t Gates richer now than he was 10 years ago (including the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation)? If he’s going to give away his wealth, he should probably get started.
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Yes.
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They’re free to distribute an APK like everyone else.
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More and more it looks like Epic just wants access to these major platforms and wants other companies and developers to pay for it.
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I feel like this is a much more fair and well written blog post than the other Go blog post from a few days ago.
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Serious question, what’s the TAM on that? Like how many books are we talking a year?
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How can they possibly survive on ten times the median national income.
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> I have a high salary (350K USD), which is problematic .. it makes going to small companies hard to stomach (I see engineering managers get paid 150K in some small companies) and the larger companies (FANG-Amazon) pay a lot more but se
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How is this not a criminal act?
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They’re basically saying “Rich people should give money to people in need. Not those needy. Not those needy either, gawd.”
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Ooof, you realize how few people are in that position salary wise right?
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At that point why not just ship the whole company off overseas?
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How much of the CO2 per capita that China emits goes into making products for EU/US citizens? Is that factored in?
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How many people who use Chrome can or will even know to do so? Tech oriented people already have alternatives.
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I think you may underestimate how petty Walmart is.

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