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Are pharmacists also responsible?
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As I was playing Monopoly Go (and somewhat enjoying it), it would benefit the app developer and end-users if companies certified whether dice rolls and other 'luck of the draw' virtual items are based on industry accepted randomiz
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Why is Rite Aid responsible opioid lawsuits though? They're just carrying out the lawful orders from the government, lawmakers, and big-pharma. Are drug stores now responsible for doing their own screening on products? I wonder what wi
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The question now becomes, how much will they be auctioning off that licensed frequency spectrum for and who will it benefit?
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I feel like we can recreate this with color and 4k easily with the tech we have today.
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Ever pray to Jesus?
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Some of these price increases sound reasonable ($2-$3): https://tmo.report/2023/07/exclusive-verizon-is-once-again-i... . It’s better than promising free for life and then pulling the plug altogether on the service
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Not all companies should go public. Lego is a classic example.
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I went to Verizon (but they're not an MVNO), T-Mobile is cheap but Verizon is one of those legacy carriers that won't pull quick tricks on you. From time to time, Verizon will try to compete with T-Mobile and offer low priced tier
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Good question. It has been answered before: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26143407
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$2,500 for a display isn’t too bad considering that real art can cost much more.
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E-Ink is a classic example of an artificially constrained supply chain designed to compete with far more advanced technologies.
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The most famous Interim CEO was Steve Jobs.
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Glad to have a separate camera app for ‘pro’ settings so I can continue to use my regular Camera app for optimal settings when not retouched.
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There's a whole debate about whether Elon Musk has Jewish ancestry. Are you saying he is?
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Drawing a comparison to cryptocurrency is shortsighted. Crypto, unfortunately had a very strong rival: Country-run fiat. AI doesn’t have any rivals, perhaps faster and lower-power chips but we haven’t seen all the implications yet.
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China also bats strikes along with homeruns. Lately, I’ve been seeing more of the latter.
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Globalecho.com has too many distracting ads. How reputable is this site?
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Brine can be pumped into ponds and evaporated for salt. People holding water rights are usually lobbying and spreading disinformation.
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At this point, Alder Lakes like N100 processors and multiple sff computers have dominated the market while RPI struggled with the supply chain. now there are multiple clones as well. I’m not sure if The Pi5 will ever reach former glory days
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These lawsuits are simply performances designed to rid the next administration’s power to do a real lawsuit. It will give Amazon a slap on the wrist and keep the company in monopoly.
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I think the gaming space is the secret key for broadening interest in FPGAs.
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Shameless plug for Steam Remote Play: https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/features/remoteplay Here's a case where there were no good alternatives (in linux) to remotely play latency free. Now, some prefer this
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ClosedAI
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Sounds like market manipulation
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Sounds a lot like Autodesk.
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Nah, Microsoft probably has a blameless culture
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Why 10 years? 12 is a better. #Dozenal
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This does more for the environment than renewables. Kudos
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ARM IPO will make it another patent house like Qualcomm.

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