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10y ago
I disagree with your statement that they are not at all different from a payday loan service. Payday loan services' model is to roll over debt so you can never escape needing them. LendUp pretty clearly has a program in place (their &
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How did you choose 10 years?
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I see your point, but I'm not sure beautician licensure requirements are a good place to point out how difficult it is for poorer people to get into. In my experience, it's a very lower-middle or lower socioeconomic status profess
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10y ago
You may be interested in this -- Amazon open sources an RPi ALexa system. https://github.com/amzn/alexa-avs-raspberry-pi
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Just wanted to say thank you to you guys for following up my comment with a couple that really made me learn and think a little more. As I approach my mid-30s, I realize that both liberals and conservatives are so incredibly biased in their
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On one hand, it's isn't a false choice -- the reality is that if you want to support a political candidate in the US in 2016, you're making that exact choice. On the other, I totally agree -- they both want to legislate moral
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Your mental model is pretty accurate for a rough sketch. Those terms are all used in a similar manner depending on who you talk to. Personally, I go with the most general usage of API: an interface to interact with programmatically.
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GP is asking for examples of when copyrighting an API would be a problem. They used web APIs because that's apparently what they are most easily able to call to mind. I've found many programmers think of APIs as ways of interacti
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The downvotes are because your comment added nothing to the discussion beyond expressing your distaste for people who dare decorate their body in a way that indicates membership in a group you personally have distaste for.
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10y ago
My understanding of Facebook advertising is that it's somewhat similar to this. I believe you are limited to $500/day budget until you prove yourself a trustworthy partner by building a reputation as such. You do this by running
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They will continue to save money on his monthly power bill, to a lesser extent. They will still have the warm fuzzy feeling that their existence is putting less of a drain on the planet's resources than they otherwise would have. And
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Can you explain what you mean a little more? It seems like by having complete medical records, there would be a great deal you could infer statistically. Do you mean that it's not sufficient to have a medical record that doesn't
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This is definitely true. But even with awareness of the inaccurate representation, I think some of the message seeps into the brain of even the most aware human. Then realize how unusual it is. Most people do not have the critical thinkin
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Baseball implemented the luxury tax system, which operates at a soft cap. So while it's technically accurate to say no salary cap, there does exist a financial mechanism by which team payrolls (and by association, player salaries) are
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I believe your content added nothing to the discussion except drive-by sarcasm, and thus met the HN quality guidelines for downvotes. Your combative tone is what provided the impetus for people to downvote you. Then aggressively challenging
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This is all true, but it assumes optimal data retention by retailers, and a government agency with the skills (and willpower) to do the legwork. In reality, I would expect that one or more of those elements in the chain to be broken. Retai
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That they're awesome because they release data dumps of their answers for anyone to download? IIRC, this has even caused them problems -- 3rd parties were downloading their data and out-SEOing them for the same content. (I believe go
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I think the evidence that's out there shows cannabis consumption has negative effects for developing minds. And there is some evidence to indicate that burning plant material inhalation is bad (although this is far from as factual as
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San Francisco, by itself, has a population of 864,816. The state of Wyoming, in its entirety, has 586,107 residents.
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11y ago
Your tone is critical, aggressive, and makes no attempt to do anything other than express your personal experience. I believe this is why you receive downvotes -- your comment only serves to further your personal agenda and does not add to
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Part of the role of a government apparatus is to enforce social norms. Culture plays a similar role. They aren't the same thing, but they do have similar attributes. Please note that I am not criticizing any governments or culture; I
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Replace "Russian state" with "African American culture", and I think the problem with this attitude becomes more obvious.
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I don't think the iPhone in question was of a generation that had the security enclave, was it?
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Courts enforce the laws. Policing (detective work, particularly) is to identify people to feed into the court system.
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Coursera, learning how to learn.
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Pretty easy search turned this up. http://www.investopedia.com/articles/investing/083115/top-ci... There also exist services to ensure compliance - http://www.hostcompliance.com/ A quick goo