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by Deimorz 8y ago
It's extremely common for "too good to be true" listings like this on Craigslist to be scams, where if you inquire they'll try to get you to wire money for the rental. The person behind the listing doesn't have any
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Some people are calling those "minotaurs" now, apparently: https://www.axios.com/minotaurs-companies-raised-more-than-1...
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Why companies like Lyft and Uber are going public without having profits(recode.net)
2 points by Deimorz 8y ago|3 comments
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Hire someone that knows the answer, ideally someone that's worked on exactly this type of system before. Don't make any decisions about something this delicate based on the advice of random people on the internet.
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by Deimorz 8y ago
You can also just change the command to something like :%s/regex/replacement/gc The "c" modifier makes you confirm each replacement, and you can y/n for each of them.
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Blogspam - just quotes from the source article [1] and saying, "see, I told you so!" [1]: https://nypost.com/2019/03/03/appless-hollywood-venture-marr...
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by Deimorz 8y ago
I also think he's probably not dead, but I don't think he absconded with the holdings. I think it's a slightly different situation: there aren't any significant holdings left, and haven't been for a while. I think
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by Deimorz 8y ago
He also stepped down from the board 6 days ago, which will take effect today: > On February 22, 2019, Twitter, Inc. (“Twitter”) announced that Evan Williams has decided to step down as a member of its board of directors (the “Board”), ef
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Note that Liberapay had to change payment processors, and in the process they changed how the payments work ( https://medium.com/liberapay-blog/liberapay-status-update-a7... ). I get the impression that they're gett
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by Deimorz 8y ago
No, the normal fee is still 30%, and the reduction is only for extremely high-sales games and never goes below 20%: > Starting from October 1, 2018 (i.e. revenues prior to that date are not included), when a game makes over $10 million
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by Deimorz 8y ago
I don't know what you're asking. It says "sublicensable" in there, yes.
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Patreon requires you to grant them an extremely similar license: > You keep full ownership of all content that you post on Patreon, but to operate we need licenses from you. > By posting content to Patreon you grant us a royalty-free,
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by Deimorz 8y ago
I don't understand why people are acting like this is ridiculous and will obviously fail. 30% is the same cut that Apple and Google take for everything that goes through their app stores, including all in-app purchases. It's the s
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by Deimorz 8y ago
This is another good (and very long) article from The New Yorker on the topic, from last October: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2018/10/08/the-comforting...
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by Deimorz 8y ago
It's a $70 difference, and the last page of the article has a chart that includes comparing a 1060 against both a 1660 and a 2060. Over a 1060, the 1660 gives a +36% performance boost for a +12% price difference, and the 2060 gives +59
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Maybe "top", since it's the top posts from that date? I think "more" is a confusing choice because you already have a "More" link at the bottom of the page that goes to the next page.
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Would it be possible to add a public changelog? I wasn't trying to diminish the work being done, but I couldn't find a more recent official update announcement than the one I linked from 2016.
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Also often links that get mentioned in the comments of the original one.
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Hubski was originally based off the HN code and continued development in Arc ( https://hubski.com/pub?id=126759 ). They were converting from Arc to Racket, but I don't know how much ended up being done ( https:/&#x2
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Duplicate/blogspam of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19163522
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Duplicate of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19163522
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by Deimorz 8y ago
That has nothing to do with the purpose of the transparency report, which is specifically about third-party requests: > Every year, Reddit produces a Transparency Report to provide users with information about the types of requests that
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Yeah, agreed. That's mostly just due to the small userbase, and hopefully we'll be able to build up specialized communities as the site grows (and the hierarchical group system should work very well for them). It's worth reme
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by Deimorz 8y ago
Yes, that should be happening within the next week (but it will still require an invite to register/participate).
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by Deimorz 8y ago
It was more that I already spent about 6 hours between yesterday and today replying to emails instead of doing the things that I'd prefer to, but you're right, I wouldn't be posting if I didn't want the attention. I&#x27
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by Deimorz 8y ago
I worked at reddit for 4 years but quit in 2016, largely because they were clearly beginning to switch from a small, fairly independent company (despite being owned by Advance/Conde) to one that was going to become completely dependent
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by Deimorz 8y ago
This was rumored last week, but the details such as amount/valuation weren't known yet. Here's the HN discussion from that: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19087558
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Reddit raises $300M at $3B valuation(cnbc.com)
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by Deimorz 8y ago
How is this a "backdoor"? They could have just done this in the browser code itself if they wanted to. Unless you've found some way to change the content of that url without the browser detecting it, I don't understand w
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by Deimorz 8y ago
There are about 8500 users registered in total. Activity fluctuates a bit, but lately it's pretty normal to have about 30 new topics posted every day, and a few hundred comments between them.

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