HaloZero

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by HaloZero 6y ago
He's already been impeached. He wouldn't be indicted. There's so many better things to go over now like the actual cause of the protests.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I'm curious then, do they have a light in the toilet to get the picture? I imagine some light must stream in depending on your body size and the toilet size but is that enough light or do they need more?
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Interesting. I've never heard of apartment posts in facebook groups but I'm in the bay area. Do other people here in the US have this experience as well? I was thinking it'd be Facebook marketplace, craigslist, and apartment
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by HaloZero 6y ago
It's virtue signaling 100% from a corporation. But w/e. I won't consider Uber to be "good corporate citizen" for it. But it helps a bunch of small restaurants in a time period where margins are tight so net positive
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by HaloZero 6y ago
That would require significant more infrastructure in public spaces. Requiring petrol stations is a good first step to break the barrier that combines private/public work. (I'm assuming petrol stations are private enterprises in G
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I'm wondering if they changed their policy in SF or if the restaurants I looked up just have opted out of this. I checked Phat Philly (all phone numbers on their website, grubhub, yelp, and google maps were the same). Same with Sultan
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I don't think any police force needs an armored APC except for the most extreme cases and even then call in the national guard in those situations.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I think the easiest way to make it understood that there are limitations is to avoid the word "auto". It seems easier.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
The way I've always viewed that quote is to realize that looting or rioting is "assholes and criminals", but the frustration coming out in a violent way. So it's less to justify the rioting but to show that it's sou
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Congratulations! I hope it's okay this has turned into an AMA :D. Feel free to not answer! What do you think the biggest shift for day to day programming was for you in your 57 years?
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by HaloZero 6y ago
It's probably too complicated to verify. Zipcode and residence address are just easier.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Already happened before. This woman tried that and got caught (though she's far more sympathetic than a tech employee doing it... https://thehill.com/blogs/blog-briefing-room/news/434051-sto... )
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I've found that many of favorite businesses advertise using Caviar, at least here in SF. I wonder if they're offering better rates. This is purely anecdotal.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
I don't think Google discourages this in any major capacity. I will say that Grubhub and DoorDash certainly have an ethical quandary. It certainly doesn't look good from a PR standpoint but I imagine it's a common practice. N
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by HaloZero 6y ago
This is great! I don't play Animal Crossing but it looks like a fun, functional site with a useful purpose. Certainly small, 100% not stupid.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Hope you post here if you build it! Sounds like a fun app. I wish letterboxd did something like that, maybe you could partner with them?
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Vietnam gained independence from France, might not be much better but I would say colonialism in general follows this. Or would that fall under "violent revolutions that throwing out a foreign oppressor".
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Probably layoffs
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by HaloZero 6y ago
If they don't realize it's coronavirus I imagine they're just gonna give antibiotics to deal with any bacterial infection.
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by HaloZero 6y ago
Let's say a vaccine happens. You still have to get it to 7 BILLION people or at least disseminate it across the entire globe. It's going to take forever and even if the developed nations are back to normal it's going to be a
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Bird lays off about 30% of workforce amid Covid-19 pandemic(techcrunch.com)
2 points by HaloZero 7y ago|0 comments
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by HaloZero 7y ago
Which financial institution are you referring to here?
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by HaloZero 7y ago
I would be a bit more sympathetic here. The people who are running these business are also thinking about their employees and others. It's a hard pill to swallow, it's not purely motivated out of greed. You lose your health insura
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by HaloZero 7y ago
It almost sounds like a Game of Thrones esque style episode of Silicon Valley. Huge success. Co-founder dies. There was a mutiny to remove the CEO from it's employees Layoffs and now shutdown. This happened all within about a year? (Co
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by HaloZero 7y ago
I'm confused. Isn't that the POINT of Plaid? Do they more than replace Yodlee nowadays where it's a SDK for people to scrap bank accounts? Like say if your an accounting app and need to import bank statements.
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by HaloZero 7y ago
1) Because that's a shitty situation to be in for all the women who want to contribute to STEM 2) The current system is notoriously male (especially in VC circles), so effectively if you want safe spaces women would somehow have to ent
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by HaloZero 7y ago
Imagine how awful that felt and how shitty it was. If it wasn't that bad, imagine having to deal with it frequently.
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by HaloZero 7y ago
I mean, the quality of the restaurant is control in how their staff functions too. Yes there is always a chance for a mistake but higher end restaurants have (hopefully) better staff that do a better job. I believe Michelin Stars reviewers
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by HaloZero 7y ago
Because the UN will get on you. While this isn't an issue for some random warlord in Africa if you're a tiny island who still wants to operate within the world you're still fucked.
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by HaloZero 7y ago
I've been here before. They're pretty sturdy to walk on and there were quite a few in the area going into town. One thing that I found interesting was the only bridge that had trouble was it's parent tree on one side of the b

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