>It is the court's job to ensure the law is enforced as written. The supreme court has no enforcement mechanism. It has no army, no police. Abiding by Supreme Court rulings is by tradition only. >Where ambiguity exists,…
>because I agree with the Court that Congress never intended to grant the EPA that authority. Luckily nothing stops Congress from making laws that clarify what they granted the EPA. If they were so fussed with the EPA…
That's a two way street. It's not that China has Apple over a barrel. There is a MAD aspect to the relationship. Apple is definitely trying to get out of China as a manufacturing dependency. They'd rather not be banned…
>China banning American services is to the detriment of Chinese users and competition in China, there's no reason to emulate censorship. This is not true. China financializes everything, and pumps capital into projects…
Thank you for this. It is a reminder for me to think more long term than just my short life so far.
Article doesn't make it clear what the definition of paycheck-to-paycheck is, so I'm wondering if behind all this is that famous, infuriating "budget" of the $500k earner that still feels poor, somehow:…
>many people buy teslas for the statement it makes about their views and priorities You're right about this. That's a stupid reason to buy a car, though, and indeed a stupid reason to buy anything.
>Every time this guy tweets, I regret my purchase more and more. You are certainly free to feel however you like about your own purchases, but I have to say, I don't understand it. Either you like the car or you don't.…
That the term 'Apple Tax' exists shows that there is a reputation hit and shows that consumers are price conscious in ways that do not take into account supply and demand as a sole or primary factor when determining…
I don't see where this statistic controls for people who didn't graduate or for people who didn't take classes for which they would not be successful. This average GPA could represent grade inflation. Or it could…
Yep. Even better, if they flood the market with additional units and sell them at the same price, it's the resellers (scalpers) take the hit, and not them. Sony is probably selling them at a loss and intending to make…
The situation is so much more complex than this, and involves a mix of legal agreements, corporate philosophy, and consumer psychology. You might benefit from reading this article on Price Anchoring:…
>Not sure why they don't raise the price to whatever the bots are selling at. Because if they do this, the response will be "Sony is greedy charging people all this money for something that only costs them $x to make."…
>This is more like: build and connect with people for their coolness, and let the occasional job opportunity present itself. This is an excellent summary. I'll add: people like helping people. They like getting people…
Sure. But none of that speaks to whether to the alleged usefulness of Bitcoin. It has failed in every way to prove itself useful in any context it has been billed for.
Because Linux's support for HiDPI (specifically, fractional scaling) is limited.
> This device has no control over you that you don't allow it to have. I wish this were true. Phones leak data about users, which companies use to make profiles about you to serve you advertisements. Even if you block…
I think it's much shorter now, that article is almost 8 years old. With the ubiquity of digital cinema, I suspect the average shot length is 1.x seconds.
>I got rid of my smartphone Teach me! How do you keep in touch with people on the go? This is the only thing that has stopped me from dumping my iPhone altogether. I sometimes leave home without it but I end up relying…
>That seems crazy to tell two people they have the right of way when their paths cross. This is common in Austin, especially downtown. Green light for turning + Pedestrian has a walk sign. It's dangerous, and people get…
>For example, if you are a cyclist who has to stop at a red ligh Just to be clear, this law does not change the requirement for bicyclists to stop at red lights. Red lights become stop signs, stop signs become yield…
>It is the court's job to ensure the law is enforced as written. The supreme court has no enforcement mechanism. It has no army, no police. Abiding by Supreme Court rulings is by tradition only. >Where ambiguity exists,…
>because I agree with the Court that Congress never intended to grant the EPA that authority. Luckily nothing stops Congress from making laws that clarify what they granted the EPA. If they were so fussed with the EPA…
That's a two way street. It's not that China has Apple over a barrel. There is a MAD aspect to the relationship. Apple is definitely trying to get out of China as a manufacturing dependency. They'd rather not be banned…
>China banning American services is to the detriment of Chinese users and competition in China, there's no reason to emulate censorship. This is not true. China financializes everything, and pumps capital into projects…
Thank you for this. It is a reminder for me to think more long term than just my short life so far.
Article doesn't make it clear what the definition of paycheck-to-paycheck is, so I'm wondering if behind all this is that famous, infuriating "budget" of the $500k earner that still feels poor, somehow:…
>many people buy teslas for the statement it makes about their views and priorities You're right about this. That's a stupid reason to buy a car, though, and indeed a stupid reason to buy anything.
>Every time this guy tweets, I regret my purchase more and more. You are certainly free to feel however you like about your own purchases, but I have to say, I don't understand it. Either you like the car or you don't.…
That the term 'Apple Tax' exists shows that there is a reputation hit and shows that consumers are price conscious in ways that do not take into account supply and demand as a sole or primary factor when determining…
I don't see where this statistic controls for people who didn't graduate or for people who didn't take classes for which they would not be successful. This average GPA could represent grade inflation. Or it could…
Yep. Even better, if they flood the market with additional units and sell them at the same price, it's the resellers (scalpers) take the hit, and not them. Sony is probably selling them at a loss and intending to make…
The situation is so much more complex than this, and involves a mix of legal agreements, corporate philosophy, and consumer psychology. You might benefit from reading this article on Price Anchoring:…
>Not sure why they don't raise the price to whatever the bots are selling at. Because if they do this, the response will be "Sony is greedy charging people all this money for something that only costs them $x to make."…
>This is more like: build and connect with people for their coolness, and let the occasional job opportunity present itself. This is an excellent summary. I'll add: people like helping people. They like getting people…
Sure. But none of that speaks to whether to the alleged usefulness of Bitcoin. It has failed in every way to prove itself useful in any context it has been billed for.
Because Linux's support for HiDPI (specifically, fractional scaling) is limited.
> This device has no control over you that you don't allow it to have. I wish this were true. Phones leak data about users, which companies use to make profiles about you to serve you advertisements. Even if you block…
I think it's much shorter now, that article is almost 8 years old. With the ubiquity of digital cinema, I suspect the average shot length is 1.x seconds.
>I got rid of my smartphone Teach me! How do you keep in touch with people on the go? This is the only thing that has stopped me from dumping my iPhone altogether. I sometimes leave home without it but I end up relying…
>That seems crazy to tell two people they have the right of way when their paths cross. This is common in Austin, especially downtown. Green light for turning + Pedestrian has a walk sign. It's dangerous, and people get…
>For example, if you are a cyclist who has to stop at a red ligh Just to be clear, this law does not change the requirement for bicyclists to stop at red lights. Red lights become stop signs, stop signs become yield…