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Kliment
13y ago
The author applied to YC which sort of implies wanting to visit the US for a few months.
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Kliment
13y ago
That one is actually authentic https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6656728
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Kliment
13y ago
What's a milli-micro?
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Kliment
13y ago
Except your friendly neighbourhood power or telecom monopoly.
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Kliment
13y ago
That the poster is expert at trolling, that is, very accomplished as a troll OR that the poster is an expert in understanding trolls and can thus speak with authority about them.
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Kliment
13y ago
Back when I was at school we sourced a bottle from there for a teacher.
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Kliment
13y ago
The government does not seem to mind. A number of us living here do.
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Kliment
13y ago
It might also be a Pink Floyd reference ("you can't have any pudding if you don't eat your meat")
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Vegetarian/Vegan food finder for London
(nopudding.com)
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Kliment
13y ago
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Kliment
13y ago
That just means that everyone in the US just got a free car compactor for their own free use arguments. You should be rejoicing.
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Kliment
13y ago
The process is expensive because it's a very low volume product and it's a heterogenous mixture that needs to be stored and processed without separating, rather than an alloy. It has been possible to print with metal clay for a ve
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Kliment
13y ago
Basically, it's super-expensive to check actual need, and by removing the administrative expense related to it you end up getting a much more efficient system. There's also the side effects of making part-time employment easier an
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Kliment
13y ago
I have showdead turned on. For what it's worth, you no longer appear to be hellbanned.
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Kliment
13y ago
glabifrons, you are hellbanned as of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6246450 for no obvious reason.
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Kliment
13y ago
The intelligence is usually in the driver.
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Kliment
13y ago
I would suggest a free trial might as a way to demonstrate value. Obviously you can see the "great simplification" only after using it. What is the easier sell - $20 for a possibility (you called it chance) to simplify a pain poin
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Kliment
13y ago
Sounds like a recipe for even worse corruption. Pay into your friend's charity, have your friend pay into your charity. Make a deal with a homeless person that if you get back half of what you give them you'll give them a lot of m
978.
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Kliment
13y ago
OSHW devices can get a PID from Openmoko's range, and closed source devices can either go fuck themselves or buy a PID from http://www.mcselec.com/index.php?page=shop.product_details&f... The USB-IF can go fuck the
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Kliment
13y ago
Many EU countries are excluded from the VWP, not just Poland.
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Kliment
13y ago
28 now.
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Kliment
13y ago
I don't see how that's unreasonable.
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Kliment
13y ago
I'm taking offense to the subject matter being patentable at all.
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Kliment
13y ago
That's what the technology is doing, but the patent covers more than that. Typical immoral assheadery.
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Kliment
13y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote preferred, onsite possible, based in Cologne, Germany I do custom electronics (including firmware and control software), robotics, and mechanics, using 3d printing for rapid iterative hardware development. I can take a
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Kliment
13y ago
It's not any better. It's fighting back.
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Kliment
13y ago
Then switch now before they have your customer data siloed and it's too late.
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Kliment
13y ago
No way! This will result in orders of magnitude more bullshit patent applications, and even more rubberstamping rather than careful review. I'd much rather have patent acquisition cost $inf and none be issued at all.
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Kliment
13y ago
If you can afford a patent, you aren't a small inventor. Small inventors are entirely excluded from the patent game, because they cannot afford to enforce. This has been the case for nearly two decades. If you're not convinced, it
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Kliment
13y ago
3ders is a summary site. All their articles are on this level. And yes, they are scummy like this with most of them.
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Kliment
13y ago
Better than the original since the page breaks the back button.
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