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by cco 3y ago
Appreciate the generosity!
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by cco 3y ago
Fascinating, I was able to find some references to Greece around 200kya, but not much around the Levant. Very neat, turns a lot of previous evidence on its head.
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by cco 3y ago
In the early 2000's my anthropology courses at a large US university presented 13kya as basically certain and that maybe up to 27kya but that the evidence was pretty early. Perhaps there was more pushback in archeology?
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by cco 3y ago
> At this point the 3 oldest fossils we have that look like homo sapiens are all from Morocco or the Levant or Greece, suggesting homo sapiens first evolved near the Mediterranean. This is fascinating and new to me, can you provide any a
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by cco 3y ago
I think it'd be roughly an hour between Portland and Seattle, so a daily commute would be within the realm of possibility. But I think what they mean is say Tacoma or Olympia to Seattle.
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by cco 3y ago
If my recollection serves, you're unable to absorb vitamin C efficiently enough to reach serum levels found to be effective, so the treatment protocol was for vitamin C infusions.
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by cco 3y ago
I've read that a decent driver here has been home insurance lawsuits. Florida accounts for 79% of all home insurance lawsuits, my eyes bulged when I read that. https://news.fiu.edu/2022/the-big-reason-florida-insur
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by cco 3y ago
Not an uncommon story in South Eastern Washington I'm afraid. Sorry for your loss.
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by cco 3y ago
I believe the answer is war. If there is a class of folks outside of "the inventor" that you can risk on an experimental aircraft, it's soldiers. WW1 happened very quickly after the invention of the plane and there was a huge
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by cco 3y ago
A framing I often use is, "Data is like holding uranium". It can be incredibly valuable, but also very dangerous. You should be very sure that the data you're holding is worth the cost of safely protecting it (a high cost), a
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by cco 3y ago
Right...but the talk of this thread, and the article, is whether the Fed interest rate can be relevant to "consumer felt" inflation. Nobody over the last couple of years has been complaining that the cost per share of Twilio is to
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by cco 3y ago
What is interesting to me is that many here cling to complication. Straight from the horses mouth in front of Congress, Powell minced no words on whether The Fed's interest rate hikes would tackle CPI inflation for consumers[1]. Powell
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by cco 3y ago
I'd be curious if Manjaro is seeing an uptick in web traffic from confusion with Mounjaro (a next generation medicine similar to Wegovy/Ozempic). If so, maybe they should set up a referral link to direct folks to the right place a
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by cco 3y ago
> From the start they’ve been more about working against than working with banks... At the very beginning sure, but very quickly Plaid built out a team to try and work with banks. Banks were the biggest roadblock to OAuth, most banks hav
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by cco 3y ago
How'd you do that if you don't mind me asking? Is there a kit?
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by cco 3y ago
Well...my prediction was off just a bit[1]. Waymo and Uber are partnering, not Cruise buying Lyft. imo the thesis is the same though, I would expect to see Cruise and Lyft partner and/or similar sometime in the near future. [1] https:
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by cco 3y ago
I've said this elsewhere, but Cruise! Fully autonomous isn't ready in all situations, Cruise could get an overnight install base. I've no idea if Cruise could afford it, I think it's in the realm of possibility with a qu
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by cco 3y ago
Hey hn, this is Chris (DevRel) here at Stytch. This is part one of our three part biometrics series. As we were building out our native mobile biometrics product, we noticed that there weren't a lot of generalized resources for develop
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An engineer’s guide to mobile biometrics: event- vs. result-based(stytch.com)
17 points by cco 3y ago|1 comments
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by cco 3y ago
Hey hn, this is Chris (DevRel) here at Stytch. This is part two[1] of our three part biometrics series. As we were building out our native mobile biometrics product, we noticed that there weren't a lot of generalized resources for deve
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by cco 3y ago
To echo others here, its always strange to me when (non-status quo beneficiaries) people react like this. Is this not a great thing? We need to invest in our grid, that means lots of relatively well compensated folks tackling interesting pr
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by cco 3y ago
We tried a few different versions of this over a recent hackathon; results weren't great. Though maybe that says more about the documents that we trained it on than the approach!
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by cco 3y ago
Thanks for the feedback! We originally displayed the calculated price, based on the sliders, in the top line number above the scroll, but some folks got confused about whether that was just usage and the base fee or vice versa. Let me chat
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by cco 3y ago
> ...but that also means you need to grow into that valuation Definitely true, but our leadership believes the best strategy to grow as a company is by aligning our customer's growth and success with ours. As a consumer of SaaS, I&#
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by cco 3y ago
This is one of the most common reasons Auth0 customers will reach out to us ( https://stytch.com/ ). We just refreshed our pricing [1] recently and a big focus was creating pricing that scales with you, not a timebomb waiting
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by cco 3y ago
Love this post by Nango, it's exactly right! Agreed that the biggest reason is that OAuth is a framework and not a protocol. That means different companies can do it ever so slightly differently, and as a dev, you need to understand th
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by cco 3y ago
Perhaps? I think they've raised something like 13B, Lyft is at ~3B or so. Its within the realm of reasonable at some price/structure, but I have no insight into that other than it seems like a decent partnership.
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by cco 3y ago
My "bull" case for Lyft is being acquired by Cruise. Perhaps in an acquisition Lyft could restructure enough to survive and Cruise gets a ready-install base of millions of riders (and human drivers for all the markets/conditi
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by cco 3y ago
Ah, that makes more sense, thank you!
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by cco 3y ago
> It makes cost much lower and more consistent. I would have thought the opposite given that they'd be charging per user per day as opposed to an all you can eat in a given month for a single user.

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