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901.
by brador 11y ago
We can real time track the location of every phone in every pocket but tracking a vehicle is still a rare luxery. Why has no startup tackled this?
902.
by brador 11y ago
Linguistic bloat and beggery from the Victorian school system of the ex-British Empire. The sooner it's lost the better.
903.
by brador 11y ago
A question was asked, a problem was posed, and it got helpful replies and answers for someone looking for a solution. It's origin should not matter.
904.
by brador 11y ago
You're holding too many things in RAM. Get paper, pen, sit down. Write a todo list of everyhing you need to do except the work. Now do the easy things to shrink the list. Now work.
905.
by brador 11y ago
If you haven't tried VR you should. It's nothing like what you'd imagine.
906.
by brador 11y ago
What will they do about births and deaths? Will the basic income be extended to a child or will children be left poor while their parents get BI? If babies get added to the BI payroll, doesn't this incentivize baby making?
907.
by brador 11y ago
Why is the data not recoverable? Maybe things have changed, but rm doesn't zero out the drive. And with the backup that was rm too it should all be recoverable. Or am I missing something?
908.
by brador 11y ago
Information asymmetry. They know you, you don't know them.
909.
by brador 11y ago
You're underestimating the effect of coffee dependence. The coffee is an effect, the dependence is a cause. The anxiety, stress and suicidal depression are not normal. Consider, is you life worth the pay you're getting for this?
910.
by brador 11y ago
You're deep in a habitual cycle of dependency. It's not a good place but you can get out. Cut the coffee immediately, throw it out if you need to. Your hunger should return in a few hours. Take a shower, wear clean clothes, pre
911.
by brador 11y ago
For that to not be a trap you'd have to define affordably as a percentage of income.
912.
by brador 11y ago
San Franciscos problem is building restrictions not high rent. Most of that is from the investor who owns a high % of property in san fran and his weight in the city. With building regs like other cities we'd have skyscrapers to accom
913.
by brador 11y ago
The contextuality came later once they had built out the backend systems and proven the core idea worked.
914.
by brador 11y ago
It's worth remembering that this is the pain point Adsense and Adwords originally solved for by only allowing a title, 2 lines of text, and a URL. And they did it so well they disrupted/killed a mutli-billion dollar industry of o
915.
by brador 11y ago
We need automated security protocols with real humans only for emergencies, edge cases, or where things go wrong. There is no reason for Namecheap to have a human in the loop for this, at this stage.
916.
by brador 11y ago
It was always an asset sale play.
917.
by brador 11y ago
Naivity. The ads will be hidden in the content and articles/videos will be paid for by advertisers to shill their products with subtle mentions. Everything will be a PR piece, and you can't block that without blocking the conten
918.
by brador 11y ago
There's working hard to make yourself richer, then there's working hard to make someone else richer. Know the difference and get to the former as soon as you can in your working life.
919.
by brador 11y ago
People underestimate how quickly Facebook could be overtaken. Look at Whatsapp and ask yourself what if Facebook hadn't purchased them when they did? It is inevitable that someday something will fly under the radar or an owner will be
920.
by brador 11y ago
Would this work just as well on western faces as asian faces?
921.
by brador 11y ago
Isn't that exactly what Quantum particle pairing solves for?
922.
by brador 11y ago
There's also the huge discussion about the Oculus "malware" that pings and listens to Facebook servers every X seconds and has full admin rights on the users machine: https://www.reddit.com/r/oculus/
923.
by brador 11y ago
Could quantum physics hold the solution? I keep a particle here that I move around and you have it's pair particle on the East coast and watch it wiggle. Somehow turning that into bit flips. Is it feasible?
924.
by brador 11y ago
Mozilla cares about serving their paymaster. Right now that's Yahoo through search integration. Under this scalable model it will be users.
925.
by brador 11y ago
And what else would they use? You have regular paid software, or OSS software that scales with your business at a reasonable price. I know which i'd take.
926.
by brador 11y ago
X number of employees? The principle of the model is make em pay once they can afford it. So having X employees would usually mean the company can afford to pay say $10 per employee per year to use it.
927.
by brador 11y ago
It's open source with a pay x% once you get big enough to make $y thousand a year. It's proven effective and I hope more open sourcers copy the business model. Imagine if Mozilla was supported like this instead of being paid for
928.
by brador 11y ago
Learn to create things that provide value to the world and can make you money. Code is one of them. There are others. Carpentry, art, product design...
929.
by brador 11y ago
Can a government compel you to lie? Is omission the same as a lie? It's an incredibly complex issue that your screenplay doesn't quite capture.
930.
by brador 11y ago
The revenues from Pachinko are complex and should not be directly compared to a trackable traceable business. Pachinko is the primary method for the Yakuza to launder money, there's a reason there's one on every corner. Cash for

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