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by debt 8y ago
The irony is that Apple and Google and most larger tech companies require every single one of their own employees to install these certs on their phone.
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by debt 8y ago
idk bro, I think you're hanging out in the wrong parts of the internet. the weirdness and funnest is out there. the internet is global, you sure you looking in all the right places?
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by debt 8y ago
Instacart is AWFUL. They're paying shit wages and thus offering shit quality, because they're offering a service that literally is unscalable. The logistics of laser-guided-bomb-type delivery of groceries from store to fridge is a
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by debt 8y ago
Sure why not? We’re also in an AI bubble, a cloud bubble, a blockchain bubble, a machine learning bubble and a tech bubble. It’s getting super foamy.
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by debt 8y ago
This is pretty fucking evil considering how bad sugar is to the body.
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by debt 8y ago
Does anyone here have a business presence on WeChat? If so, what has your experience been like?
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by debt 8y ago
Couldn't you just combine all the technology you just mentioned to build a very good guess of the count of people?
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by debt 8y ago
This is unbelievably beneficial to newcomers to the sports betting industry. This position will be reversed in a couple of years, and one can be perfectly poised to take advantage of it. Now would be a good time to start development on a sp
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by debt 8y ago
"How did they mess it up?" All I know is once I was driving down Cesar Chavez in San Francisco and I looked over and there was a massive lot filled with Chariot commuter vans. It was the daytime on Saturday. I thought dang they mu
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by debt 8y ago
The web is the fax machine but it’s cool you advise your clients to use a dying technology. What about the market caps of the top three tech companies combined makes you think web is the future? Just curious.
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by debt 8y ago
Nobody. It's called a loan which Apple offers as part of the plan; they call it the Apple Upgrade Program.
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by debt 8y ago
120,000 jobs is almost within itself the size of Apple. I mean unless these jobs are serving totally unique products and market otherwise I can envision a future where all these jobs overlap in some form and coagulate into a single giant st
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by debt 8y ago
I think they meant as people “redeemed” but they used the poorly-chosen phrase “took advantage”. Because Apple shouldn’t offer something they don’t want people to use that phrase being very poorly chosen.
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by debt 8y ago
What's a permanent injunction?
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by debt 8y ago
Root causes analysis here should be yield some interesting results.
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by debt 8y ago
"Instead, the FB account is mostly used as a way to passively receive content." It's funny when people paint such wide strokes for 2 billion people. I would assume people use Facebook for literally hundreds if not thousands(i
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by debt 8y ago
I’m reminded of airports which function very similarly to healthcare. There’s absolutely no choice of merchants I can be in an airport is decided by a very small group of people. It’s not like an open air market you’re finding some developi
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by debt 8y ago
I find these interactions fascinating because from your own perspective it may seem like everything is kosher. Little do you know you’re a dead man.
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by debt 8y ago
His “soft touch” was actually the touch of death. Sometimes in those moments there’s a feeling that something is seriously off. I think that was such a moment.
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by debt 8y ago
I'm going through ReactNative now and holy christ it's framework Inception. Literally, EVERYTHING is a framework. You need a framework to build your framework. You don't just learn React, which is a framework, you need to lea
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by debt 8y ago
“I think he's overworked and burned-out” It’s just PR he’s not sleeping under desks or delusional from sleep deprivation or etc It’s just PR to get to this moment, raising a huge round for SpaceX.
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by debt 8y ago
Idk probably knew they weren’t breaking any laws and also wanted to hit an aggressive deadline. That is if any of his engineers had qualms about what they were doing they’d be checked at the door because again it’s all legal according to th
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by debt 8y ago
In the similar vein I wonder if exploding lithium ion batteries can be used as small rocket fuel
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by debt 8y ago
"The Titanic was going fast because they were trying to get to New York ahead of schedule for the favorable publicity." Yeah but the article is saying that's not the real reason it was speeding. It was the coals in the furnac
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by debt 8y ago
They hit an iceberg going pretty fast and no one knows why they were going so fast. I think you’re glossing over the idea that the burning coals were thrown into the furnace which in turn revved up the engine which caused the Titanic to spe
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by debt 8y ago
Might've been "smart" chaff to achieve this same thing. Kinda like that fake tech they used in the movie Twister to map tornados.
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by debt 8y ago
Myst was the first game that made me feel I was somewhere else.
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by debt 8y ago
This read like a joke until the end. So this is just some random anecdote that has literally zero details in it? I don't know what I'm supposed to take away from this, can someone help?
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by debt 8y ago
It would be tight if we could purge from the web all posts and threads related to unsupported and outdated ReactNative versions. It's actually quite interesting to see the almost in real-time development of ReactNative through the lens
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by debt 8y ago
Well when the platform you created essentially destroyed the free press, that'll likely be their first target.

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