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To have the world's best biometric registry that is constantly updated and optimized by it's users.
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Oh come on hn, we can solve this riddle. I found another article - doesn't it say the owner runs a Karaoke Bar and an Asian Shop? http://m.tagesspiegel.de/berlin/polizei-justiz/razzia-in-mar... If there is a
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Needs to be viewed also in context to the market.
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UC Berkeley professor's eerie lethal drone video goes viral
(sfgate.com)
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Twitter will monitor users behavior off platform
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I don't see how why this topic has become all of the sudden a crime where journalists are the judges and not a court of law. It saddens me that society has become so blood hungry again that there are almost seasonal public lynchigs goi
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Nuclear accident sends 'harmless' radioactive cloud over Europe
(theguardian.com)
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I understand this is not in line with the hn planability mindset, but there is some truth to that stody. I am also follow this idea - you need ambitious projects which have a low predictability of success. But if you try often/hard eno
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Is there a tool for that? In the current climate that's a really smart idea. Twitter seems to be full of people getting satisfaction from ruining other people's lifes.
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I work in Powerpointing and even Prezi is just too obscure for most of our clients. Nobody wants to learn a new tool or download anything just because the new tool has a few silly layout improvements. But if you don't need others to w
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Actually entertaining how some are manipulating their biased, subjective opinion into some sort of truthieness.
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Same here, I am always retooling my profile. There is definitly a market for that but it might be a less for a tech oriented crowd. You could also think about a similar project about job titles and the demands / qulifications that simi
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Good to see some real numbers - and amusing to read the write up of trying to contextualize those numbers into the NYT's accepted socially appropriate consensus.
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41 Points and no comments? That's a really rare phenomenon around here...
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Thanks for making me aware of Rocksmith. Wish there were more games which teach a real skill!
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I remember that from some Jon Stewart vs Bill O'Reilly discussion, where Stewards basic argument was: 'But I am running a joke show, haha'.
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'But it's the algorithm' has become the new 'but I am a comedian, what kind of a fool are you to take my political propaganda serious' defense.
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Thefore I like this post and development very much. When free speech on the converative side is under attack, the argument of the now seems to be 'nazis must be silenced'. The more YouTube's ideological punishment practices c
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But not getting caught means you have gained the understanding when a situation is worth taking the risk. And this is something that you learn from experience and an important skill in life. It is not about cheating or the level therof. Onl
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I don't like the idea that cheating is always a bad attribute. If a kid is able to play a game for its advantage and bend the rules, I respect that more than being able to follow the rules without thinking about how to get ahead.
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The obvious answer is of cause: we need more visas for developers
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Don't worry. I think is charisma for a mainstream crowd is up on par with Shkreli.
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I don't think he is interested much in the presidential terms coming after his 4 or 8 years. The most vivid example for that problem is the Iran hostage crisis which led arguably to the election loss of Carter (while he put massive eff
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Not sure. It seems that most have other priorities. But its sometimes not about the budget but can be something like easing up certain laws and so on. Let's see if self driving cars are really normality until the end if his first term
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One of the very few things that I see as a massive benefit of the current Trump Whitehouse: Now would be the time for moonshot projects! I bet Trump would be willing to free a massive budgets if under his term there were a realistic chance
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But then you need to be extremely driven. There are very few things in life I would be willing to sacrifice sleeping a little bit longer for.
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Depending on the job but finding the right people to outsource to seems sometimes more work than actually doing the project myself.
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This! Time is so much more valueable than $1k.
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Check out his website/profile. Seems like he is mostly handling ad accounts on Facebook.
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Alrighty, thanks.
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