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crobertsbmw
6y ago
It sounds like whoever wrote this malware is just as crappy as a programmer as I am. Reassuring, I guess.
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crobertsbmw
6y ago
That vice article is more interesting than the OPs one.
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crobertsbmw
6y ago
Cool, well I'll check it out.
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crobertsbmw
6y ago
Looks good. The landing page explains the product well. I'm not really into stocks, or I would signup. Stupid question, as an American citizen, can I trade foreign stocks?
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crobertsbmw
6y ago
I think laying out interfaces for android is pretty slick. Maybe just copy what android does.
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crobertsbmw
6y ago
But competition could be much higher, pushing down unit prices...
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crobertsbmw
6y ago
I want someone to build a better linkedin. A database where I can search "people I know that speak French." Or "people I know that know something about digital marketing". Or "people I know that know how to cook we
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crobertsbmw
6y ago
Digital Ocean is like $5 a month. If that's too much money for you, then hosting at home is probably your best option. Downside is that you're going to spend all your time figuring out how to manage your own server.
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6y ago
I have the citi doublecashback or something. It gives you 2% cashback on everything, with no annual fees. Probably the best all around card I've come across.
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6y ago
Sometimes when reading Hacker News I feel like everyone is exercising for an hour every day, reading a novel and a book about programming, working on a side project, have a full time job, and support a family while conquering depression. I&
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6y ago
I lied. A search for "whatsapp" works, but not for "Hacker News"
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crobertsbmw
6y ago
They're back. So that lasted about 4 minutes..
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DuckDuckGo isn't returning search results?
(duckduckgo.com)
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crobertsbmw
6y ago
For a while I wrote a bot that would scrape ebay for textbooks and send me an email when it found a textbook that I could buy and resell to a third party (chegg, amazon, whoever) and make more than $10. At one point I was buying like 5 text
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6y ago
I read a book recently suggesting the opposite. That it's much more effective to get them to say No right out of the gate. People feel like they are in control when they say "No."
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Am I a Market Fundamentalist?
(medium.com)
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7y ago
A cursory medical test at the border? I’d vote against that.
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crobertsbmw
7y ago
I'm working on ComputerEngineeringForBabies.com. Basically it's a baby book with two buttons and an LED that shows how basic logic gates work. I'm hoping to ship it in the next few months!
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7y ago
SIM companies could prevent a lot of cases by trying to call or text the phone that is currently active on the SIM. If AT&T would have called the number then it’s likely this could have been prevented.
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7y ago
Am I the only one worried that facial recognition is a huge part of their technology and they are going to be violating all sorts of privacy concerns?
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7y ago
I was sexcotes to cancel all my storage subscriptions, but for some reason this article didn’t convince me that that was an option yet.
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7y ago
What about discouraging people from buying more than they need? If masks are 3x the regular price, I’ll probably try to buy just enough rather than buying twice as many as I need.
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7y ago
They aren’t even sueing for _allowing_. You can’t expect namecheap to know every possible domain that could be used to impersonate Facebook. They are sueong because namecheap isn’t cooperating in their investigation..
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7y ago
My fear is that once this gets rolled into production, every other politicians campaign is going to be “increase the basic income” until we are all basically living off the top .01%
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7y ago
I still don’t get it.
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7y ago
How often do people read that stuff?
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7y ago
Obviously Kickstarter doesn’t give backers an ROI, but beside that, what’s wrong with using Kickstarter as the Kickstarter for video games?
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I have had an idea of how I would want to build a mint competitor, but I’m not up for the challenge. But I’d love to see yours. Can I get on the email list? My username at google’s free email service..
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Agreed. Most people are doing work , I would love to be able to coast on 10% and then be go build robots or something.
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Clever but not simple? I have a hard time believing that people want to sacrifice simplicity for cleverness. But I see your point about people preferring a CLI than a web portal. I guess simplicity is in the eye of the beholder. What's
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