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by butwhy 12y ago
How can you tell?
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by butwhy 12y ago
I was anticipating the second half of your sentence being something like "they better maintain 100% uptime or I'll be pissed off". Glad it wasn't.
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by butwhy 12y ago
So.. Every website running baidu analytics is going to show a warning popup to all visitors, on every page?
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by butwhy 12y ago
This is not "making a website". This is hosting a basic hmtl page online, where you don't write the html yourself.
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by butwhy 12y ago
But you don't necessarily have an up to date copy. If you had a local mirror, you could queue collective commits until the github server becomes available again.
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by butwhy 12y ago
Why do they want to look through all my emails to get this data? It's available via the uber api, is it not?
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by butwhy 12y ago
Any way to use the service without logging in with gmail?
128.
by butwhy 12y ago
I disagree. He probably makes a bit of cash on that but he has a lot of case studies that show legitimate success. He's the kind of guy who explains exactly how he did it as well.
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by butwhy 12y ago
How do I get girls to post tits or GTFO?
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Google could be funding SpaceX's satellite internet(theverge.com)
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Ask HN: Can having students compete for a hyperloop pod design, achieve success?
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by butwhy 12y ago
What does the length of the track have to do with anything? They're making the pod that sits in the track (independent of length).
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by butwhy 12y ago
I still don't understand how hydraulic fuel is used in this case and how lack of it caused this failed landing.
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by butwhy 12y ago
Fine, it will reduce the likelihood of it "getting nasty".
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by butwhy 12y ago
" The goal isn't to prevent the development of potentially harmful technologies" - actually, the goal includes "avoiding potential pitfalls". One would assume that creating danger towards humanity would be a pitfall
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by butwhy 12y ago
And Musk will be punished for donating to a cause potentially preventing its inception. ;)
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by butwhy 12y ago
This is still a mystery? I thought it was widely accepted that Karpeles stole the money for himself to buy Starbucks.
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by butwhy 12y ago
You mean besides the fact that they will make less money off fares that people wouldn't have found if it was not for this site?
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Kim Dotcom raid was legal(torrentfreak.com)
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Elon Musk says Tesla is revealing a new Roadster next week(theverge.com)
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by butwhy 12y ago
Very generalised comment and not necessarily true (many factors come into it). But that implies that this company is going to generate enough of its own publicity to push out stories already ranking from techcrunch and arstechnica etc.
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by butwhy 12y ago
Well there are already a whole bunch of articles referencing openbay and they will remain in the search results. Not really anything you can do about it.
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by butwhy 12y ago
Where exactly does this article actually conclude that "The World's Biggest Car Company Wants to Get Rid of Gasoline"?
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by butwhy 12y ago
This South Park speech sums up the current situation pretty well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ka3nKBR2mIU
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Falcon 9 attempts ocean platform landing(spacex.com)
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by butwhy 12y ago
That doesn't prove anything. Their twitter person was probably just reporting on the current surge level.
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by butwhy 12y ago
Dispappointing to see this post on hacker news. Most of the people getting angry at uber don't even understand how their system works. Some random guy shared a screenshot of a 4x surge on uber black and now the media is saying "ub
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by butwhy 12y ago
Could be worse. I was expecting some hardcore metal abomination.
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by butwhy 12y ago
How do they prove it?
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by butwhy 12y ago
Glassdoor.

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