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by drchiu 9y ago
Data breaches are definitely not ideal. If there were legislations where penalties, enforcement, and audits added a large cost of the underlying goods I purchase, however, I’m not sure I would like that either. There’s an inherent risk in o
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by drchiu 9y ago
My other pet peeve is how some marketers use the words “crushing it” in an effort to make me believe something. I must be getting old, because crushing it doesn’t resonate with me.
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Nice and efficient. There’s an elegance to this solution that’s hard to grasp unless you’ve been in a similar situation before.
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by drchiu 9y ago
Yup. Exactly. The tax system in many parts of the world works on an honor system. We all, as a society, rely on the idea that most of us are honest, good people. There is no way to audit everyone.
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by drchiu 9y ago
Any way to do this at the router level?
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by drchiu 9y ago
Almost certainly the latter. Although it would be whimsical to consider for a moment people retiring from Facebook’s misfortunes.
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by drchiu 9y ago
We’re in the midst of reviewing our GDPR compliance one more time ahead of the May 2018 at my company. As a consumer, this kind of regulation makes sense. On the technical level, with so many service providers involved in running a modern d
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by drchiu 9y ago
CA may have created retargetting lists and segmented users out to create target lists and lookalike audiences.
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by drchiu 9y ago
I’ve thought multiple times about attending. In terms of planning, based on those who have went before, when should one start planning and booking accommodations and other travel related logistics? By the time I get around to thinking about
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Apple's Elk Grove Repair Facility Makes ~20 Accidental 911 Calls a Day(macrumors.com)
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Pretty much this. It’s a rough trek and requires a lot of saving. And even once you get there, you don’t feel rich — not with a few kids and more expenses. Having said that, I estimate around 30k passive per month should do it if you have a
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by drchiu 9y ago
Was 35 I think. They temporary halted inverse derivatives like SVXY.
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by drchiu 9y ago
The sponsoring company is a keyword search tool. Not affiliated with them.
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by drchiu 9y ago
Yup. It’s one of the reasons I didn’t go through them when incorporating... not that I didn’t want to. If they figure this one out, it would be a dream. Sort of like when Stripe first launched and was only available in certain countries.
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by drchiu 9y ago
The post touches on the idea that the number of human beings that exist today far exceeds those in the past. Interesting thought. We are now like a cpu (collectively speaking) with 7 billion cores vs 50,000 years ago would only be about 10-
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by drchiu 9y ago
I’ve been on the fence about this whole battery gate deal. After all, I own some AAPL shares. But what you just said kind of hits the point. Having dealt with Apple’s support over various times in the past, every single encounter I’m crossi
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by drchiu 9y ago
This is a bummer indeed. I’ve noticed a few businesses that did decently well around 2015, peaking, and declining into a slow death sort of thing. From what I read here, this seems to be happening and will likely get worse in 2018. It might
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by drchiu 9y ago
Love Ruby. Back a few years ago before I learned to program properly, I found a lot of the syntax of various languages to be hard to understand. I was not trained as a computer science major, mind you. Nonetheless, the syntax of the Ruby la
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by drchiu 9y ago
Ah.. sort of like a dividend option.
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by drchiu 9y ago
Wouldn’t this be an ICO?
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by drchiu 9y ago
The word for this is called front running.
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by drchiu 9y ago
Someone correct me, but aren't apps that are predominantly webview based rejected as well? eg. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/43177596/ios-app-rejecte...
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by drchiu 9y ago
@fithisux is referring to: "This feature has been supported by the journalism nonprofit Economic Hardship Reporting Project. Melissa Chadburn is a fellow for Economic Hardship Reporting Project. Her essay, “The Throwaways,” received no
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by drchiu 9y ago
Definitely altered my perspective on what kind of career I want. Nowadays I plan my life around my kids and intersperse my free time into doing the things I want to do. It looks like sacrifice, but I'm happy doing it this way, and so d
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by drchiu 9y ago
Particularly like and agree with letting people merge and avoid cutting off people who want to merge. It's also good courtesy to behave this way.
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by drchiu 9y ago
Just wondering what the liquidity is like for BTC. I'm not familiar with it at all but should 1000 BTCs try to convert to USDs, would there be enough bids to maintain the price within a certain acceptable level?
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by drchiu 9y ago
I'd say go for it. Many of us who have learned the lesson of competing on pricing learn to do it differently the second time around. Pricing is one of those things that's hard to understand as not to compete on if you're stil
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by drchiu 9y ago
The comments here seem to point to the fact that the author is simply using a bunch of loosely connected observations to try and make a point more important than it is. I've found that the article was very useful framework to think abo
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by drchiu 9y ago
How about Google when it comes to web apps? Gmail and Google Docs come to mind. Reality is all the big internet corps have been doing this for a long time. Then there are those of us who develop fremiums which further reinforce this behavio
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by drchiu 10y ago
This is probably one of the most accurate portrayals of medical systems i countries with highly developed and sophisticated legal system. It's sad but one of those things that is only apparent once you're neck deep in it. The peop

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