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aliakhtar
8y ago
Congrats! Can you share your idea and background?
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8y ago
Can you share your idea / stage?
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8y ago
You seem to be getting some unnecessary hate in the comments here. I think this is a good idea, although the market is a bit crowded. But as a Pakistani, I would try this out once in a while when I'm abroad. Its also nice that your mea
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8y ago
If you broke the law by saying something, yes. Incitement to violence is not protected free speech.
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8y ago
The difference is incitement to violence.
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8y ago
Late reply, but I'd say this sounds more like moonshot. Also, sounds awesome and hope this works.
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9y ago
> How can you create a startup competing with YouTube, if most people have a package that gives YouTube faster internet speeds? In this scenario, is it only competitors of Facebook/Youtube/Netflix that would be slowed down, or
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Ask HN: What impact would the repeal of net neutrality have?
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9y ago
The first ever computer programmers were women.Ada Lovelace, Grace Hopper, etc did pioneering work in the field. Women can absolutely be great programmers.
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You have to work pretty hard at it, the sample code they provided is pretty long: https://gist.github.com/dpryden/b2bb29ee2d146901b4ae And it extends ClassLoader which you wouldn't normally ever do.
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10y ago
Clickbait. "I am now writing this blog post in a beautiful resort in Phuket, Thailand, while enjoying my mojito. No, I haven’t become a millionaire startup founder. However, my business has a constant stream of cash that allows me to t
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> One reason molecular data is so interesting from a machine learning standpoint is that one natural representation of a molecule is as a graph with atoms as nodes and bonds as edges. Models that can leverage inherent symmetries in data
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10y ago
Probably just those of us using Ubuntu 16.04 who agree with the article.
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10y ago
Thank you
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10y ago
Actually, they do. All employees of a company have to pay themselves a minimum wage, at least. Founders are employees in their own company. And they (usually) own majority stock in the company - if there is a payout for YC, founders make mo
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> Why is it okay for previous presidents who won in the electoral college to be legitimized but not Trump? The only other president who won EC but not popular vote was George W Bush.
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10y ago
The governments of those people decided that, not the people who lived there. I'm sure you don't want to be judged for the actions taken by your government.
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10y ago
In what ways is Lisp / Clojure better for AI than say, Scala?
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10y ago
Would this be useful in a containerized architecture where everything is run as a container?
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10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZIesCd4I4hU
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> I'm sure with a lot of dedication any amateur can already collect enough unique sounds and and snippets from prominent people to fake sentences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hX1YVzdnpEc
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As a pakistani, that cracked me up. We are at the top of the list of porn searching countries, I think ( http://tribune.com.pk/story/823696/pakistan-tops-list-of-mos... ) and porn sites often have AdultFriendFinde
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10y ago
lolphp
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What do you think 'researching that problem' actually involves? Do you think scientists are just paid to sit there and type out bullshit reports? No, they have to produce real, scientific studies which are peer reviewed by other s
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10y ago
You would not be using the internet were it not for research done by scientists on government grants, moron. Nor would your or your loved ones' lives be saved next time you're in the hospital.
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That's what the site had before the FBI took charge of it and replaced the CP with malware. Where's the evidence that they distributed CP and not just cp.jpg.exe?
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And how does that prove the increase had anything to do with the government?
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> keeping the site up and acting as a distributor They kept the site online so they could distribute malware to people who viewed it. What's the actual evidence that they distributed CP?
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> when fbi agents get on a chat room anonymously and send someone a link "want to see this illegal content?" now the person who could have zero interest in the matter will just want to check it out to see if it's true, for
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So, a site was made by a pedophile, they got that guy, and then kept the site online so they could make further arrests of people who viewed the site. That's a massively different picture than what you get by reading the article, and t
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