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by amalag 13y ago
I don't think that makes any sense, that article says "Fastrak admitted that it was a mistake to transfer the ticket back to the former owner." I am pretty confident that California law is advanced enough to handle the case
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by amalag 13y ago
Then it comes down to the monetary and environmental cost of the replacements.
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by amalag 13y ago
http://www.carmax.com/ does that in the US, they have a business model of no haggling and give some gaurantees on the cars they sell.
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by amalag 13y ago
One issue that still has to be solved is for people like me to charge them without a garage. Swapping batteries is interesting, I wonder if it will become a cheap reality.
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by amalag 13y ago
The person experiencing (using the brain) is always outside the realm of matter.
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by amalag 13y ago
I think there must be legitimate instances of multiple charges per a trial. I like the idea in the comment you responded to, I think that would be effective enough.
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by amalag 13y ago
You may call it a third world country, but it is a member of NATO. Even if the politicians become fundamental islamists, the US and Europe is bound by treaty to defend their borders.
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by amalag 13y ago
The reason I really like Freshbooks is their API. I use it to create invoices regularly.
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by amalag 13y ago
Sites didn't have a standard to follow and not everyone has the resources of Google to roll their own. Now that the Fido Alliance has big names on it, I hope to see companies use it.
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by amalag 13y ago
BTW this is paid for by : http://rubycentral.org/
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TSA Harasses Traveler After 'Seeing Bitcoin' In His Bag(businessinsider.com)
3 points by amalag 13y ago|0 comments
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by amalag 13y ago
Lookup ripple, lot of overlap with what you are talking about.
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by amalag 13y ago
A lot of money is in hedge funds through which it goes into businesses and commodities. So you have to see where the hedge funds have their money. I would guess that the wealthy have more money in hedge funds than positional goods like fine
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by amalag 13y ago
I think income of the super rich may go into positional goods, but their wealth goes into commodities which does raise prices across the board. And that percentage may be greater than it was in the past.
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by amalag 13y ago
This is why I am impressed with Ripple. They are not interested in creating an alternative currency. They are solely about facilitating peer-to-peer transactions. And it doesn't require mining or proof-of-work. They compare it to SMTP
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by amalag 13y ago
Viber already has voice and messaging, WhatsApp just has more users.
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by amalag 13y ago
They mention a datacenter in the article, but seems like a perfect application for custom hardware.
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Is pCell the Holy Grail of wireless networking? | Mobile – CNET News(news.cnet.com)
3 points by amalag 13y ago|0 comments
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Artemis’s pCell Promises a Revolutionary Cure for Slow Wireless Data | TIME.com(techland.time.com)
2 points by amalag 13y ago|0 comments
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by amalag 13y ago
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2817730
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by amalag 13y ago
Previous Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2817730
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Steve Perlman's Wireless Technology Is Finally Here(businessweek.com)
123 points by amalag 13y ago|100 comments
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by amalag 13y ago
The idea in this case is that they documented stem cells in the gums or tooth root. The only stimulate to let the blood enter the tooth area and let it do the rest. So they don't have active involvement in implanting and stimulating.
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by amalag 13y ago
I was under the impression that the tooth was the same after this treatment.
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by amalag 13y ago
I think the article got it wrong with the "painless" part. I am also confused with the claim that it is non-surgical. It does seem similar to a regular root canal, but the issue that many people have with root canals is that they
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by amalag 13y ago
Looks like it is not very new, there are other articles on it: http://www.thehindu.com/todays-paper/tp-features/tp-sci-tech... Here is the medical paper http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2311
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New 'painless' treatment to repair teeth(timesofindia.indiatimes.com)
105 points by amalag 13y ago|41 comments
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by amalag 13y ago
>I wonder what happens when someone adds copyright-infringing material into the blockchain. > Undeveloped film, undeveloped videotape, and electronically stored data that can be converted into a visual image of child pornography are a
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by amalag 13y ago
One thing is gochannels and the lightweight concurrency primitives.
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by amalag 13y ago
Why or how?

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