Keverw

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by Keverw 7y ago
I think a lot of stuff related to depression and ADHD is environmental too. Instead of fixing or helping just drug everyone is the plan. If you're sick of the cold winter, hate your job, etc don't think pills is the answer, should
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah, who know's what happens to the data after it leaves you. I know I seen on the news the military was advising against it, I guess if your DNA was leaked in a data breach someone could create viruses that target specific people, so
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yep, depends on the state though. Can also affect your insurance rates too such as car insurance, not sure if other types of insurance use it as an indicator but wouldn't surprise me.
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by Keverw 7y ago
Wow this is crappy. I know you didn’t really own your software, but sounds like you don’t even own hardware products anymore either. Then I know this is a worry about cars and tractors too, I think years ago one was trying to say it’s copyr
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by Keverw 7y ago
Nice overview. I like how it seems like PHP has a lot bigger built-in standard library compared to Node, as some people install NPM packages for little simple things. Then PHP has a built-in time and date helpers, like timezones. However, t
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by Keverw 7y ago
NPM kinda annoys me too. Like you have to pay to do private packages or you could run your own server, etc... Been thinking on that lately. However looks like you could point to a tarball on a http server or on your file system, so that mig
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by Keverw 7y ago
I wonder if these food delivery and ride sharing companies are even sustainable. Then reports they use VC money to subsidize things. Also mailers where you can get so much free credit too for the service. Seems convenience though as a custo
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by Keverw 7y ago
Probably if there was a lawsuit, these documents would be in the public record then as part of the discovery process.
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by Keverw 7y ago
I don't think some people even knew they had stores, so not sure if a big deal or not. I always thought Bose was the best though, but maybe I fell for the marketing. Then if you travel a bunch, some travel blogs recommend their headpho
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yep, I seen people in a RV group talk about these. Some Walmart stores are using them on truck drivers and RVers who stay over the night. I believe it's a contractor Walmart hires though, not actual Walmart employees. I think it's
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by Keverw 7y ago
I'm surprised this stuff is still legal, especially since even chalking tires was ruled to be trespassing and a illegal search, and looks like this is a public school too so government ran. Some of the law school students should get to
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah, I was wondering how that'd apply to getting accepted in YC... Maybe you intend to go back home after the 3 months or locate to another city big in tech like Austin or Boston. Wonder if California would try to say you were a resid
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yep, I heard of this too. The guy who helped invent the processor moved to Nevada to an apartment, and California tried to say that an apartment isn't a permanent residence and stalked the guy even sending state employees to dig throug
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by Keverw 7y ago
Ohio is losing people too, called brain drain. Was reading that a senate report said Ohio's best and brightest are leaving, especially the more educated. I could see how moving to Texas or Florida would be appealing, warmer so no winte
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by Keverw 7y ago
Must be a place with good public transit? I know someone that drives an hour and a half one way just to work in a call center and drive back. So around 3 hours wasted. I guess only music, or maybe a audio book or podcast then in that case b
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by Keverw 7y ago
I wonder if people will use WebGPU directly or use a higher level framework/library such as Babylon? Looks like it has support for it but doesn't seem everything is supported yet but haven't personally played with it.
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by Keverw 7y ago
> The chase operators told me a few times that ‘something is weird about these payments’ but couldn’t be more specific Wonder if it got flagged as suspicious? Some banks aren't even legally allowed to tell you some things about your
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by Keverw 7y ago
Interesting, sounds more centralized maybe. I'm guessing Louisiana? or maybe Alaska?
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah. I thought I seen something before that Hollywood had some exemption, so movies could have paid placement without disclosing it. Like I think the Emoji movie could be an example, never watched it but remember seeing posts saying it was
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by Keverw 7y ago
Maybe a little better... I guess if you are a young startup and broke then nothing to lose? If you don't own a house or much in the bank... But I feel these breaches also make the compaines look bad, so bad PR I think is a big hurt. Ho
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by Keverw 7y ago
I think that's a bit draconian, sounds like a way to ensure only the Facebook's and Google's of the world hold a monopoly as I could see that to discourage entrepreneurs and new startups.
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by Keverw 7y ago
That would be the FTC in that case but I see how people could mix up the FCC and FTC, my original reply was talking just about the FCC ones. But I know the FTC is platform neutral in that case. For example that's why YouTubers disclose
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by Keverw 7y ago
Wonder what other states have done privatization... I know I was reading in Texas, driving schools are allowed to give you your driving exam, so you can do the written test online and the driven test with the same driving school you bought
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by Keverw 7y ago
I think that's only for local TV though for the FCC ones, like your ABC, NBC, FOX, CBS affiliates. They have other obligation like providing children programming which is usually early on the weekend, in exchange for the airwaves too.
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by Keverw 7y ago
Sad thing is, some people even get billed twice for the same service too and might not even be paying attention fully to notice either. Someone I know almost mistakenly paid twice because of a double billing error. Then I seen on a TV comme
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah but not sure how that works if the parent company is US based, since the US says legal requests even applied to foreign servers in that case. Since large companies have servers all over the world. Then with the cloud and globally acces
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by Keverw 7y ago
Homeowner association. They tell you the color you can paint your house, if your mailbox has a chip in the paint they can fine you and if you don't pay lose your house, a major story where a proud military veteran wasn't allowed t
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by Keverw 7y ago
For the entire state? I figured a county by county thing. But I do think more legal case law and publicly funded research should be open to the public. I know people feel that way about PACER, so someone created a plugin called Recap.
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by Keverw 7y ago
I know some of it makes it to the paper too, like bankruptcies or divorces if you don't know where they currently live, but I know some of that stuff is under a paywall or got to pay to make copies at the court house but probably depen
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by Keverw 7y ago
Yeah but with other states and countries saying their privacy laws applies outside of the border, seems like a bunch of duplication and conflicting laws. Kinda insane as soon as you put something on a server, you are expected to comply with

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