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ackbar03
6y ago
This is a totally amateur and non professional question. As I understand some techniques are required to ensure that the mrna reaches the cell without being destroyed. What are the chances that these techniques have side effects and we end
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ackbar03
6y ago
Public maybe but probably encrypted or I guess anyone could just reverse engineer it and hack the rover
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ackbar03
6y ago
Does anyone here have trouble focusing after a tough workout? Sometimes even a few days after? I used to do sprint training as part of my workout routine and also some weight lifting/machine. However, especially after especially tough
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ackbar03
6y ago
I second this. Although I'm the opposite of rich I spent around two years trying to get my startup (turned out to be more like a small business) off the ground. Although stressful and tiring it was ultimately more exciting then most of
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ackbar03
6y ago
I would love to be able to rent people's spare gpu compute. It's be a lot cheaper than aws or any other cloud service
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ackbar03
6y ago
My point about musk was more about his own children and relationships and how "family obligations" should be an obvious consideration if you want to start your own company. You shouldn't really complain about it after the fac
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ackbar03
6y ago
While I agree to some extent with the point your trying to make, the way you phrase and portray this sounds like more of an excuse than a strong argument. >Because they have family obligations that take priority This is on you. If your s
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ackbar03
6y ago
Yes this is my impression as well. From my (extremely limited) experience, I feel that as a startup you want to be working with tech/tools of 50-75% of the complexity that you are able to handle and work with. You (probably) don't
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ackbar03
6y ago
>It also sounds like they're trying to build generic B2C products, which I think is the complete opposite of what you should be building as a solo bootstrapper What would be your recommendation then regarding this point? Niche b2b?
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ackbar03
6y ago
This is actually a really interesting idea. But then again we hear dogs and cats and still don't understand them. But i guess we can't smell like them either
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ackbar03
6y ago
Cue the inception foghorn
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ackbar03
6y ago
Hey, on the plus side... No more need for birth controls?
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ackbar03
6y ago
Your adrenaline or the dogs?
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ackbar03
6y ago
This is actually The best perspective I've come across on NFTs so far. Looking at it from this framework suddenly it makes more sense to me how something like this could potentially survive
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ackbar03
6y ago
It makes an offer you can't refuse
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ackbar03
6y ago
I dunno man, it ain't got nothing on my man over in accounting https://dilbert.com/strip/2001-10-25
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ackbar03
6y ago
Heh who knew, that's all the motivation they needed, cheap rent.
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ackbar03
6y ago
My 2 cents is do some CTF questions. PicoCTF's are good for beginners, they have a good progression in difficulty. And once your more or less proficient then just crack some software. Find something old, like protected by purchasing ke
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ackbar03
6y ago
Maybe you can break all the eggs you want, but your still gonna have a problem of that golden goose flies away someday
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ackbar03
6y ago
Oh gates you troll, thanks for the reminder
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ackbar03
6y ago
I've heard pentesterlab brought up pretty often. Is it really much better compared to other resources out there e.g. Tryhackme, hackthebox? How so? Or is it just cause it's the popular one now?
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ackbar03
6y ago
WOW. Is this a well known service/site in Sweden? In other countries this would have been blown up into a huge privacy issue. Assuming its not because its sort of underground, why do you think it hasn't in Sweden? Genuinely curiou
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ackbar03
6y ago
This whole thing is so wierd. More importantly, true or false I don't see bloomberg winning either way. False and they've just doubled down on a bogus story. True and they've just exposed something that's probably been k
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ackbar03
6y ago
I've always had pretty bad experiences with web scrapping, it's such a pain in the ass and frequently breaks. I'm not sure if I'm doing it wrong or if that's how it's supposed to be.
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ackbar03
6y ago
The real reason is the drive traffic to their site. You must be new to this. Apparently this is "the" way to drive traffic / growth now, i.e. by writing these sort of short blog posts now. It's the "growth hacking&q
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ackbar03
6y ago
Yes, if you'd invested 1000 at 10% over 50 years you'd have 117,000. But let's stick with what OP said. >if _you_ took _your_ $1000 and invested at a regular rate of return of 10% and waited 50 years _I'd_ have $17,00
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ackbar03
6y ago
This would be a massive (although it could very well be a gradual process) but given everything that's been going on so far and how the dollars been trending so far you can't help but wonder if its actually going to happen some da
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ackbar03
6y ago
And the infrastructure, market access, lisences
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ackbar03
6y ago
There might be another layer to this story. Citadel securities is one of the major market makers that handles orders for Robin hood. I'm guessing they most likely were given a heads up. Granted the hedge fund is separate from the marke
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ackbar03
6y ago
Personally I don't think this is necessarily a bad thing. Even before the government got involved I was a bit concerned at the rapid growth of personal consumer credit through platforms like Ant financial and it was something my friend
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