1024core

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931.
by 1024core 6y ago
Great. Now people are claiming that Yoga also came from the West to India. Maybe the idea of eating food also came to India from abroad?
932.
by 1024core 6y ago
This Sarah Mel character is the one who should be "cancelled".
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by 1024core 6y ago
That's when you reply: no, "UML" was 3 versions before "XML"
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by 1024core 6y ago
> things he said and did could be perceived as offensive to people who are hypersensitive to these things. Then they should have used this incident to educate them. Sure, the word $N in question would be offensive to a black person. But
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by 1024core 6y ago
> Instead, the message they actually got from this conversation seems to have been more along the lines of 'this NYT reporter who is lecturing us about native ctures is throwing around the N word and claiming it's OK to use whe
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by 1024core 6y ago
The company in question, "Business & Decision NA" is a French company, though their website is pretty sparse on the details: https://www.linkedin.com/organization-guest/company/business... So, some F
937.
by 1024core 6y ago
HN Discussion when the case was filed: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24222045
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by 1024core 6y ago
Let's not blame the lowly sub here. The next paragraph continues: Citibank's procedures require that three people sign off on a transaction of this size. In this case, that was Raj, a colleague of his in India, and a senior Citib
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Judge Rules Lenders Can Keep $500M of Citibank’s Accidental Wire Transfer(complex.com)
4 points by 1024core 6y ago|1 comments
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by 1024core 6y ago
HN discussion when the news first came out: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24222045
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by 1024core 6y ago
My Croatian friends still complain that Serb girls don't give them the time of day. I guess things aren't fully resolved yet.
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by 1024core 6y ago
Doesn't Google give out a free Android emulator?
943.
by 1024core 6y ago
This only applies to Pakistan. It isn't Google's or Apple's place to fix Pakistan's problems. A company has to obey the laws of the country they are operating in. Those who oppose this should consider the alternative. Su
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by 1024core 6y ago
to ensure that regulated entities uphold their obligations to protect investors This is the "out" for RH. They'll claim (they already have) that they were protecting their investors
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by 1024core 6y ago
> Such people are very rare in Finland in reality however, Given the severity of Finnish winters, I'm not surprised. Try a similar approach in, say, Hawaii or the Bahamas, and see how many homeless you'll see roaming around.
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by 1024core 6y ago
My local WF used to be a nice place to shop before the acquisition. But once Amazon took over, the place turned into an assembly line! It's like you were stepping into a turn-of-the century factory (well, turn of the _last_ century). I
947.
by 1024core 6y ago
Are there any similar boards with built-in accelerometers and BT5.0?
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by 1024core 6y ago
Not that disappointed, I bet. Same old story. "I'm shocked, shocked that there's gambling going on!"
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by 1024core 6y ago
I have a general question about these SDRs: what is the latency between when the radio wave "hits" the dongle, and when it is detected by the software framework?
950.
by 1024core 6y ago
AMA (American Medical Association) is known to play games to limit the supply of doctors, so they can keep salaries high. http://www.econ.yale.edu/seminars/strategy/st03/nicholson-03...
951.
by 1024core 6y ago
Well, $INTC is up bigtime today, so I'm guessing the market disagrees with you. Only time will tell.
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by 1024core 6y ago
At $10/lb, those are some expensive bananas!
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by 1024core 6y ago
If "the team needs to review it", I guess we're going to have another gatekeeper?
954.
by 1024core 6y ago
Why can't I download these files from archive.org? All of the interesting files are marked as "not available for download"
955.
by 1024core 6y ago
SMH.... airline companies get more (for the "inconvenience", I guess) than the people who lost loved ones.
956.
by 1024core 6y ago
> It’s hard to put a company in jail... A "company" is a bunch of decisionmakers (execs). Start jailing them for this crap, and watch the rest of them fall in line. Losing your freedom for 15 years is a great motivator for go
957.
by 1024core 6y ago
Unless decision-makers go to jail, this means nothing. Execs should not be able to buy themselves out of jail.
958.
by 1024core 6y ago
So... when you unplug the battery to replace it, you're greeted by a popping parachute?
959.
by 1024core 6y ago
Well, if you shop at BBnB, maybe you should? My story: any time I go into BBnB, I carry a stack of them in my back pocket. One never knows when I might need one, right? One day I went to BBnB looking for something specific, but didn't
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by 1024core 6y ago
Archived link: https://archive.is/upLCg

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