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by cco 4y ago
I suppose the FDA's opinion here doesn't matter anymore? Wild, layman postulation here, but I don't see any meaningful difference between the FDA and the EPA, if the EPA was executive overreach than I suppose the FDA is too a
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by cco 4y ago
I mean c'mon, it's so simple. One acre is just one chain by one furlong, then you multiply that 12 inches and that's an acre foot. Ok fine, that might be too complicated, an acre is merely however much land a single man and a
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by cco 4y ago
Would you mind if I emailed you to ask a few questions about how you went about this?
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by cco 4y ago
I'm not a lawyer, so I don't know the appropriate term, but though not a precedent it certainly is a smell. Settling out of court might mean the label in question was of the opinion that they very well might lose if they went to c
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by cco 4y ago
While that does represent some modest drag on your business, in this hypothetical you have very good foundations and you could outperform that 10% interest without too much trouble. To wit in this scenario you're a software company, no
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by cco 4y ago
I posted this because I've seen a rash of recent large raises, Middesk, Supabase, WorkOS etc and have been pretty surprised. I would have thought that these sorts of large raises would have cooled given the macro economic trends, but
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Middesk raises 57m in Series B(middesk.com)
2 points by cco 4y ago|1 comments
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by cco 4y ago
Son of a Hanford man here. I believe my father started work at Hanford _after_ the bulk of their issues were wrapped up but I'm sure there was some increased exposure relative to background. Sorry to hear about your uncle's experi
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by cco 4y ago
Neat! FYI you can take a screenshot of the QR code and just use that, the QR code does not change, it's just static.
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by cco 4y ago
> All these crossed by a strong design team, to make sure we've a coherent UI, internationalization teams, accessibility, documentation, support, etc. Did you mean to pull all that under "design"? I've never seen a de
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by cco 4y ago
> I don't think patents were designed to create monopolies so much as they were created to incentive research. I think a fair understanding of the history of patent law allows for both. However their increasing use as tools of monop
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by cco 4y ago
Sometimes also abbreviated as TCV (Total Compensation Value) in case you run into that in the future.
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by cco 4y ago
> There's no easy answer. Seems like a fairly easy one, MDOT opens a few job reqs for road marking painting, buys some trucks, and paints lines on our roads. Private contractors makes a lot of sense in some situations, but this does
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by cco 4y ago
You're totally right, my comment was far too simplistic. However it captures the feelings at the time, cars at that time were far "cleaner" in that they smelled a lot better, did not clog streets with excrement etc Obviously
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by cco 4y ago
> The emissions weren't so pleasant, however! Do you mean from cars or horses? If the former, early automobiles were far cleaner than the animals they replaced (and still are). Cities faced huge issues with animal excrement and cars
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by cco 4y ago
> I’m not sure the target audience would be into this. Our philosophy is to round over the sharp edges of Web3 and make it far more accessible and safe for somebody new to exploring the world of crypto. > Why should I trust you with t
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by cco 4y ago
Absolutely conjecture, but built upon years of working with ex-Googlers.
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by cco 4y ago
Hey HN, we here at Stytch ( https://stytch.com/ ) are super excited to launch Vessel today! Vessel is a fully non-custodial digital passport and multi-chain crypto wallet. With Vessel, we’ve imagined what a passport for the i
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Show HN: Vessel – Your Passport for the Internet(vessel.xyz)
47 points by cco 4y ago|33 comments
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by cco 4y ago
Imagine how baffled and shocked you'll be when you realize they did in fact think about this and it's a feature. Every one of these stories of someone failing to prevent this rerouting is a nice little green bar on the PM's a
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by cco 4y ago
Because pedantry is king at hn. Design was not the most important aspect of the magic mouse, _aesthetics_ was. A key difference in this conversation. Aesthetically the mouse is great, very beautiful, especially for the time it came out. The
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by cco 4y ago
I do as well to a degree, in fact those clearing houses turned the absolute _screws_ to Robinhood, increasing the collateral requirements quite above and beyond what is normal. Robinhood was stuck between a rock and a hard place, squeezed f
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by cco 4y ago
Much simpler, does Elon's jet's Twitter bot stay around? That's the litmus test haha.
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by cco 4y ago
Outlier was by far the most comfortable, but $120 per shirt and fairly fragile. Woolly, Icebreaker, Minus33, and I forget the other brand. These were all very bad, I kept the Icebreaker for a couple wears, but everything else I immediately
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by cco 4y ago
I tried five different brands, from $40 to $120; only one was decently comfortable (most were itchy, stretched weirdly and were uncomfortable) and the extra burden of washing and maintenance, not to mention cost, made them a non-starter. Fo
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by cco 4y ago
Congrats @whockey and team! Really powerful place to be in the next few years.
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by cco 5y ago
A saying I've heard from current/former sailors is, "Submarines are weapons, surface ships are targets". Surface ships, especially carriers, are very useful during peace time, but that during war time submarines can actu
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by cco 5y ago
I haven't had direct experience with Azure B2C, why is it awful?
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by cco 5y ago
That isn't true in my experience at a, "lot of money" scale. They will help you set up the transaction, confirm the receiving party, test and prove the transfer, execute it. There are also courts etc to get involved, if someo
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by cco 5y ago
Oh my goodness, TIL. I know what I'll be doing tomorrow at work...

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