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Other people have already addressed that $90 is not that much for good lighting.

But why would the price point of things have any bearing on whether we're in a bubble? If consumers are buying those things at what you would consider to be a high price, that's an indication of strength in the market for tech goods. A strong market doesn't imply a bubble. If there was a great deal of investment in expensive products which were then not being purchased, that would be bubble, but the price point itself does not stand as evidence that this is what's happening.

So? Not everything needs to be a revolution. Casper already revolutionized the mattress industry. They're merely further monetizing that success by introducing a well-designed new product, since mattress sales cycles are so long.

Private transports are efficient at delivering individuals to locations. Public transport has the advantage of delivering a lot of people to an approximation of their destination. The latter enables more urban density and more efficient cities overall.

Do you use / search for information about Docker (the container platform)?

And then what incentives and accountability structure will see the government actually effectively mitigate these risks?

Do you actually live in Manhattan? There have been some losses in nightlife, it's generally too expensive to have big nightclub spaces. But the situation is very, very far from what you describe.

Lousy is used in this sense to mean "full of".

I'm always stunned by the degree to which "resisting" consists of haughty dismissiveness of SpaceX and whining about subsidies (which Arianespace itself receives in spades). I wonder if these people will be able to swallow their pride when SpaceX eats their lunch and they have to go work for the Americans.

They weren't working on development for a decade though. It was a decade between games, with a large amount of time between them when no development took place. Same with Diablo.

Am I missing something or does the analysis assume every order is a minimum order? Personally my orders average around $100.

Because you benefited at the cost of others. For everyone that has your success story, rent control causes a number of others to have even less access to affordable housing.

The way this article was written was really weasely.

> The Phoenix project was originally chosen by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Conservative predecessors

This is assigning blame to Trudeau in the weirdest way.

The only violence to be feared was committed by Spanish police, there specifically to suppress the vote.

I can expect it, because in large part the rules of the road are precisely that.

No, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Government_failure

The world isn't exactly thrilled with the US, who has acted like a retarded bully across the world.

Oh come on, it's not a race to the seats. This should've been handled at the gate before boarding. United knew it didn't have enough seats, when the plane changed, they should have made seating adjustments then.

Publishers opt-in to AMP. They actually implement their AMP pages. And I'm honestly not sure why you hate pages that load quickly so much.

Do you think insurance companies enjoy increasing rates for the sake of increasing rates?

If they're increasing rates because their costs have gone up, they're not making more profit. And other insurance companies that have done more to control costs are likely to start taking their customers over time.

Most people who own a car do not use public transit for short trips and commutes.

Very few people with a tax liability of less than $7,500 would be buying a new Model 3.

NYC has plenty of tech opportunities and a public transit system that can get you from most residences to most workplaces in well under an hour.

Google hooks into the systems that want Southwest to pay, it's not directly making that decision.

Replace corporate taxes with a VAT, perhaps?

A lot of the crap isn't loaded by the publisher's site directly but by third-party tracking/analytic/ad code. Many publishers would love to have faster loading sites but can't give up those third-party functions easily. Creating an ecosystem like AMP allows Google to also arm-twist the third-parties to clean up their act, if they want to be supported in AMP.

Enlightened self-interest.

Wine?

Seawolf's are fast attack boats, the Ohio is the missile boomer class.

Interesting, same here, perhaps we actually processed the numeral in the child comment subconsciously while reading the written-out five in the parent.

SMAC was the same people, though you're correct about CtP.