Like I said, their little ceremonies.

I’ll go out on a little limb, it might be sales specific. My company is 100% work from home. All the engineers and product and design work remote, maybe come into the office once a week just because.

The sales team however is strongly encouraged to come in as much as possible. I think it’s a morale thing. Sales teams become these weird cults, maybe necessarily. It’s really hard to pick up the phone and make a call when you’ve been rejected 5 times in a row. The teams little ceremonies are designed to help push through that.

I just hate all their separate OSes. I’d buy an iPad pro if it ran osx. I’d buy this thing if it ran osx. I’m not buying a powerful $3k computer that can only run apps.

Fuck oncoming drivers, blind them more.

There is no possible fix.

Have you seen the performance and efficiency of these arm chip? The performance and battery life of Apple’s chips compared to the Intel chips before then? Intel should be absolutely embarrassed.

You could have, you know, not bought and ruined oculus, and destroyed the VR ecosystem.

I was at GDC the year of the acquisition. There were Facebook suits walking around the showroom floor writing checks to sign exclusivity deals with anyone showing off a VR game.

I can’t wait to see the clusterfuck when the blockchains unravel.

Vitamin D comes from the sun. Either sit in the sun enough, or eat other mammals that did.

Why do you need to supplement omega 3s, vitamin B and vitamin D? Oh right, because your diet is lacking.

You ever raked an acre? Or three? Ten?

Well yeah, those vagrants effect his Airbnb business.

Seriously, why aren’t we just using rail?

I’m hoping the canoos can be as good as they claim for the price too.

https://www.canoo.com/

How is the cost not incentive enough?

You can get 300 tokens in pornx dot ai for $9.99. This guy is ripping people off.

That’s the problem. People like you. Folks survived just be fine before we had coal and oil.

It’s means that Canada should just stop trading oil. Everyone should. Like I said in my comment, everyone who puts the price of the damage into the carbon as it comes out will stop pulling it out immediately because it’s no longer profitable. Everyone extracting carbon is externalizing the cost against our future.

That’s not a problem. It’s a capitalist inconvenience.

Yes there’s been a much better idea for a long time now that lots of smart people are pushing for. Don’t tax the co2 emitted when it’s burned. Tax is when it comes out of the ground. Put the price there and let it trickle down the supply lines.

Problem is, if we put a tax that represents the damage to our planet caused by CO2 on the carbon that comes out of the ground, all coal mining and oil extraction would cease nearly overnight, since it would no longer be profitable. Which says a lot.