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bryans
4y ago
You're now making inflammatory claims about how you understand statistics better than NYU scientists and professors. Yet, all you've actually done is invent some numbers in your head and call them statistics, while also redefining
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bryans
4y ago
Your commentary isn't appropriate for HN, isn't based on any actual knowledge of the subject, and the very premise is based on information you made up in your head. CHS isn't rare and doesn't require extreme dosage, and
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4y ago
Much like your original comment and despite having zero knowledge of the subject, you are arrogantly stringing together random words in an attempt to belittle people for being "stupid or naive." CHS is not rare, nor does it requir
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bryans
4y ago
You don't have any understanding of what CHS is or how it works, so it's entirely inappropriate for you to be making claims about how anyone who suffers from it must be "stupid or naive." From behaviors, to how strains w
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bryans
4y ago
Inhalation force or speed are not relevant factors. The amount of vapor produced is entirely based on heat transfer and the properties of the oil. You don't even need to be inhaling for the device to produce vapor, but when you finally
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bryans
4y ago
Despite the circumstances, it was technically my own decision to spend that money, so I wouldn't have been able to claim the hotel. I would have been limited to claiming the $4,500 plus partial attorney fees. But not only would it have
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bryans
4y ago
I disputed it, but after three months of waiting, the bank decided there's nothing they can do because Airbnb's position is protected by the user agreement and CA law. It was a severely disappointing moment.
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4y ago
I don't know anyone who trusts Airbnb anymore, whether host or visitor. Several years ago I booked a week in SF at what looked like a very nice place. Naturally, the reality didn't remotely match the photos -- everything was broke
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4y ago
Every organization producing dictionaries includes other fruits as part of the definition for wine. Wine was originally made from all types of fruits, and grapes became the most ubiquitous because of preference for taste. That doesn't
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bryans
4y ago
What you're describing isn't very realistic, since nobody would willingly choose the most expensive option(s) for transfer -- and CDNs aren't even particularly useful for live video, as the minimal latency increase of using a
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bryans
4y ago
If you start with what we already know, natural responsiveness is fairly straight-forward. There are still phones out there running 320px. There are desktops running 6-8K. There are people using side-by-side windows at 4K, making each windo
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4y ago
There's objectively nothing fun about waiting for something which you have no control over and doesn't benefit your life in any conceivable way. You will never find a single human on their deathbed fondly reminiscing about all t
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4y ago
Let's say you have a todo app with a million users checking an average of five boxes per day. Currently, you have a simple color shift animation which lasts 200ms and doesn't prevent the user from interacting with other elements
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bryans
4y ago
Both articles contain the same details. The OP mentions Mexico's drought in the first paragraph.
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4y ago
The only information provided by the company was that there is a chili shortage and that production will resume at some point, with new orders being fulfilled after September. This post attempts to explain a little about the company's
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bryans
4y ago
The chilis used to make Sriracha are red jalapenos, which are regular jalapenos left on the vine to mature.
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4y ago
I'm not sure if it qualifies as useful, but a while back I hacked together a web push notifications site[1] for RPAN live streamers after Reddit ripped away in-site notifications. It didn't gain traction because the admins/mo
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4y ago
An article from MIT:TR in the early 2000s always stuck with me as an example of how intricate and interconnected genes really are. Researchers using fruit flies found one born with white eyes, and they narrowed the mutation to a specific ge
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4y ago
This is exactly the situation I emailed you about, dang. Given that freediver actually broke twice as many guidelines -- his most recent comment alone broke five -- and used HN as a platform to repeatedly slander a competitor, it doesn'
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4y ago
> You are putting words in my mouth Please quote me, because I never put any words in your mouth, and accusing me of doing so is brazenly false and escalatory. > and starting to get personal at the same time. Bringing attention to the
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4y ago
> In any case my math was meant to be a critique of the proposed model, not any particular product, and I still stand by that analysis. Except that your conclusion was to declare that search ad revenue is "not much" money, whic
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4y ago
I made my other comment about the disparaging qualities of your commentary, but I just wanted to point out that the numbers you're discussing are actually good for content creators. Incredibly good, actually. Presuming your DDG example
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4y ago
For the record, freediver deceptively misquoted the blog post, and Ahrefs never claimed that those would be the revenue amounts -- they weren't even talking about their own company.
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4y ago
Removing the context[1] from that quote feels disingenuous, at best, and purporting that they even made any claims about their product is approaching libel. The 2019 personal blog post you're referring to is a general (albeit flawed)
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4y ago
Why would it be a search engine's role to provide the entirety of every creators' livable wage? That would obviously be impossible for many reasons, and I don't see Yep making any claims about being a primary (or even signifi
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4y ago
I realize that your primary target is major venues, but do you have any plans for expanding to 200-500 cap venues? A management solution is desperately needed in that space!
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4y ago
> If you haven't noticed that with the several hundred live streamers you've consulted with then it seems by definition the streamers you interact with do not have the Super Fans being discussed [...] At the same time it doesn&
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4y ago
> you haven't noticed [...] the streamers you interact with do not have [...] Please don't put quotation marks around words and claims which were not said. You're pedantically nitpicking again, when you clearly understood
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4y ago
I'm not sure what point you're trying to make. Super Chats are limited to $500 per user per day, so the parent comment's claim of seeing individual $1,000+ Super Chats was false regardless of the total donations for a stream.
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4y ago
Making an option available isn't the same as nefarious marketing and intentional exploitation, which is the entirely false claim being made by the OC. You're also acting incredibly inflammatory by suggesting that I am "ignora
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