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by awb 4y ago
I think they might have a policy that you can’t review a place that you didn’t stay at. That policy falls short in instances like this where a guest cannot or will not check in due to issues with the host. You might also try calling AirBnB
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by awb 4y ago
> I'm not sure why you would put data you don't intend to be queried in the same database Things like personal user / marketing info, internal data / metrics, etc.
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by awb 4y ago
I thought about this too, but there are a few things to consider: 1) you need to separate any non-queryable data into it’s own table. So you’d need _public and _private tables for most data types 2) any type of filter query will need a JOIN
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by awb 4y ago
Requiring a phone # might be a good starting point.
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by awb 4y ago
We were looking for a quaint excursion outside Paris and someone suggested Monet’s garden in Giverny. The bus loads of tourists put a damper on what was otherwise a really beautiful garden. It was so crowded that I don’t remember having eve
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by awb 4y ago
Isn’t boredom supposed to be a driver of negative behavior? I wonder what would happen if they were left alone but given a goal. For example, in sports if kids are allowed to “free play”, no coaches, no parents, etc., they can often enjoy t
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by awb 4y ago
I’ve been developing since Middle School and got steadily promoted until 2008 when I was laid off during the economic collapse. I applied to dozens of companies and couldn’t get a response, or if I did they said hiring was paused. So, I sta
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by awb 4y ago
Surprisingly no. Several clients have reduced hiring and while there is a steady stream of SWE applicants, they’re not from prominent tech companies. This is for multiple small, funded, successful startups.
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by awb 4y ago
What % of Twitter users are voting in these polls? If you’re serious about democratizing big decisions, maybe have a set day for polls, like Tuesday, so people who want to engage can plan ahead.
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by awb 4y ago
Perhaps in VR/AR this will be possible. Would be fascinating, but also potentially a great training tool.
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by awb 4y ago
Hands are exempt, feet (and any body part you can score with) are not exempt from offsides.
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by awb 4y ago
What if a marketing team generates 100 candidate characters with AI for the next feature film, selects the best one and then writes an incredibly detailed brief for a human artist to reverse engineer the character. Could you then copyright
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by awb 4y ago
Do the rates change? I thought it was usage that changed seasonally.
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Scientists Create a Vaccine Against Fentanyl(smithsonianmag.com)
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by awb 4y ago
During any pause longer than 3 seconds, it starts finishing your thoughts. Would be an amazing Haunted House feature.
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by awb 4y ago
Most produce is seasonal. So your prices go up during the off season, and/or quality declines as they’re imported from farther away or picked before ripe.
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by awb 4y ago
Idealism is almost always in direct conflict with reality. Lots of world views are great on paper and flawed in practice.
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by awb 4y ago
It makes even more sense if you read it as idealism.
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by awb 4y ago
You can still see your own points on HN
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by awb 4y ago
“Now” won. Biggest bot attack ever I’m guessing…
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by awb 4y ago
Wasn’t there a social media platform that tried hiding the like count on content?
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by awb 4y ago
Why wouldn’t he care if Twitter goes under? It would be a double digit % decrease of his net worth if Twitter halves in value. It would also be a public embarrassment, and a wasted opportunity to have spent more time at his other companies.
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by awb 4y ago
> There is some irony now seeing those that didn't believe the banning of accounts arbitrarily was an issue under previous management decrying this move by Elon. No, the irony is not that the site under both owners is trying to remo
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by awb 4y ago
> The rational part of me says he surely couldn't have spent $45 billion dollars to shut the account down, but it's kinda feeling more and more true as the story continues. He could have banned the account on day 1, but he twee
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by awb 4y ago
It does make sense if you have a guilty conscious and think you just got caught. Giving it back eliminates the financial gain. Now there’s much less of a crime since there was no profit. There’s also motivation to give someone money if you
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by awb 4y ago
Doug Polk thinks the binary signal might have been a vibration device that appears to visibly shake her chair during the hand: https://youtu.be/xPQUarLEr9A
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by awb 4y ago
Doug Polk (a fairly well known poker player) dives into theories of a vibrating chair and an inside job: https://youtu.be/xPQUarLEr9A https://youtu.be/t3l7xw7mbcs
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by awb 4y ago
Yes: https://twitter.com/elonmusk/status/1589414958508691456
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by awb 4y ago
His commitment to his free speech is unwavering
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by awb 4y ago
Because not every violation has bad intentions, so why not be polite? And folks at startups are usually wearing multiple hats. They might not have a VP of Recruiting/HR/Legal on board that knows all applicable federal/state&#

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