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by avree 5y ago
Yes, I know many people at FB. I wasn't saying they aren't talented enough to work with other FAANG companies; if you read my entire comment I'm saying that every company has things you can be morally outraged about, so unles
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by avree 5y ago
What level of moral outrage should cause someone to want to quit their job? Does Microsoft's repeated contracts with ICE count? Netflix's ads for content like "Cuties" showing children "twerking" and doing othe
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by avree 5y ago
Hey, my middle name is your username! Neat. Anyways, the pearl-clutching around "working for bad companies" is pretty misplaced. Every major company has things they do that are bad; Google, Amazon, Netflix, Facebook, Apple, Micros
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by avree 5y ago
It's pretty clear that Zeke Faux from Bloomberg existed long before Tether existed as a company.
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by avree 5y ago
I have never needed to repair an Apple device, because they work well for the duration of their lifetime in my experience. When I have occasionally needed repairs, Apple does a fine job of servicing my product for a reasonable price. I can
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by avree 5y ago
I have tried f.lux and the equivalent shift programs that are now native to iOS etc. My experience has been that they have no impact, at all, when compared to simply turning down screen brightness. My uneducated guess is that most of the im
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by avree 5y ago
They have a call scheduled with him, and have approved the app now. The App Store review process is a bit confusing - at first, he replied to the e-mail from the Reviewer, who replied saying there's nothing he can do. What he should ha
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by avree 5y ago
Wow, those mice look truly horrible to use, and cost $200 to boot.
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by avree 5y ago
Lol, thanks for this comment, I glanced at this and thought it was a search engine for finding remote working spaces (like coffee shops). The header is literally "Figure out where to work from." but it's really "Decide i
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by avree 5y ago
Probably, and that's a good thing. The amount of fraud and bad actors outside of those supported countries represents a significant threat to Discord's user base. They might accidentally block a couple good developers making bots
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by avree 6y ago
There are plenty of good products that only get discovered because of advertisement. People aren’t constantly searching for every single one of their pain points at once. One day, you may have a need for a product, and someone who previousl
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by avree 6y ago
Bitcoin is a fiat currency though...
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by avree 6y ago
It's funny that the author makes several mistakes in this piece criticizing writing. The first jumped off the page at me: "She is involved in The Drunken Canal, a regional print publication based New York City" This is also b
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by avree 6y ago
That does indeed sound non-critical, how many names do you run into with equal signs in them?
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by avree 6y ago
https://viewfromthewing.com/flight-attendant-puts-coffee-gro... Flight attendants commonly use coffee grounds to mask the other, worse smells.
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by avree 6y ago
The writer makes some huge leaps. Why is ad tracking a privacy nightmare? Personally, I like getting ads for things I'm interested in, rather than the spammy viagra/singles near you/etc. ads that were so commonplace on the we
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by avree 6y ago
Yes, but "Robinhood Instant" is limited to a subset of the funds you are depositing. It is set up as a margin account to allow them to trade on your behalf before the money hits your Robinhood account. But the money will be hittin
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by avree 6y ago
Yes, that is how it works when you buy stock on margin and do not have the cash to cover. When the price dips, the risk increases to the broker, and so they may liquidate your position to cover.
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by avree 6y ago
He was margin called. This is literally how margin works, has nothing to do with GME or the Robinhood furor.
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by avree 6y ago
It's quite nice of Apple to strip this by default in Safari—didn't even realize it was a thing until I switched over to Chrome to see what you were talking about.
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by avree 6y ago
Sorry, but for $350.00, you need way stronger testimonials/evidence of the host being worth it. A grainy picture taken in someone's bathroom with the caption "She's hilarious and unpredictable, so get ready for laughs!&q
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by avree 6y ago
Yeah, it’s amazing how painful Google makes any sort of developer support for a company that’s supposed to be “developer-centric”. With Apple, you may have to convince them of your opinion, but you can very quickly talk to a human who will
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by avree 6y ago
...because paper and TV advertising is dying, largely because it is horribly ineffective for the reasons you described.
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by avree 6y ago
Also in the article, >Most dealers who accepted the buyout also own one or more of GM’s other brands—Chevrolet, Buick and GMC...
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by avree 6y ago
There's something about this company's design and font/logo choice that makes it "feel" exactly like Robinhood. Also, this feels really similar to another project that launched on HN this month, https://n
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by avree 6y ago
Wouldn't be a HN S-1 without someone posting the first quote you did, a quote that is present in literally every tech company's S-1 filings.
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by avree 6y ago
Very doubtful. I think you misunderstood the tweet; the person who posted that tweet is asking the founder and leader of Collaborative Fund to be responsible for the actions of his partners. Craig isn't the one who was sitting on the b
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by avree 6y ago
Hopefully this reply doesn't get me in trouble on HN... But I strongly disagree with you. Collaborative Fund led the Series C round. Jay Kim was a fairly fresh venture investor at the time; the model and operation of NXC/Nexon&#x2
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by avree 6y ago
Am I doing something wrong? I clicked "Product Reviews" and it took me to https://www.buyforlifeproducts.com/blog where there is only one review, for socks.
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by avree 6y ago
This website broke my browser back button. :(

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