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by ed 7y ago
Neat! It's like a free https://sincerely.com/
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A Supercharged Automatic Emergency Braking System(news.voyage.auto)
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Startup Growth and Venture Returns(angel.co)
100 points by ed 7y ago|30 comments
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VR Sales on the Upswing, Thanks to Facebook's Oculus Quest(cnet.com)
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by ed 7y ago
I can think of a few San Francisco retail locations where blatant theft happens maybe every 15 minutes. The Walgreens at 9th and Market, the Gateway Safeway, the CVS at Pine and Kearney. The city has a task force for poop (much of the city
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by ed 7y ago
Right, once per business per year. Just remember to go back and renew next year!
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by ed 7y ago
If the collection is truly necessary to provide a service, and the consumer has decided (opted in) to use that service, it seems pretty reasonable.
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by ed 7y ago
I am sure I can opt out of BounceX if I know BounceX exists. But am I really supposed to fill out a DNSMPI form every time I interact with any business? How many new businesses do you think you interact with on a given day? I suspect it is
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by ed 7y ago
But there is no CCPA strategy. CCPA is so weak that compliance is easy: offer data exports and stop selling data on behalf of the handful people who request it. No need to encrypt stored data, or restrict what you collect, or how you collec
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by ed 7y ago
I thought CCPA was California's GDPR, but it seems to offer consumers very little protection. CCPA does not restrict the collection or processing of personal data for marketing purposes. You can't even opt-out. Companies like Boun
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Comparison of California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) and GDPR [pdf](bakerlaw.com)
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by ed 7y ago
https://youtu.be/f3lUEnMaiAU
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Facebook is creating an AI assistant for Minecraft(technologyreview.com)
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by ed 7y ago
> If you want an external amp for your speaker. Well, go buy one: when you buy it, they will tell you the numbers :) Sonos Amp costs $599, so this is an interesting alternative. https://www.sonos.com/en-us/shop/
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by ed 7y ago
For sure. iTerm makes tmux feel more native by, for example, giving tmux panes their own native tab: https://www.iterm2.com/documentation-tmux-integration.html
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by ed 7y ago
@gnachman Thank you for iTerm! Despite major workflow changes, iTerm has remained my daily driver for years. If you in a position to support free software, I kindly suggest donating to George's Patreon: https://www.patreon.c
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Sonic Black Holes(en.wikipedia.org)
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by ed 7y ago
Hey Dalton, submitter here. Saw this on 1kprojects and thought it was a clever idea!
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A chat room inside the browser console(console.chat)
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Antarctic Research Station's Living Quarters Are Surprisingly Comfy(popularmechanics.com)
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A chat room inside the browser console(console.chat)
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by ed 7y ago
In California, at least, Amazon does not need to honor erroneous prices. Per CA Civ Code § 7103 (2018): https://leginfo.legislature.ca.gov/faces/codes_displayText.x... 7103. Improper pricing on the shelf or on the
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by ed 7y ago
I had this issue too and used BetterTouchBar to remove all buttons except for a big ESC in the upper left. (I show the system Touch Bar if I hit the fn key, so I can still control brightness and volume.) Unfortunately BTB is buggy and occas
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by ed 7y ago
Are you technical? Why not build it yourself, or hire someone? What validation do you have it's a good idea?
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Microsoft – A History of Anticompetitive Behavior and Consumer Harm [pdf](ecis.eu)
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by ed 7y ago
Right out of school that’s exactly what I wanted, and put me in a good position to start my own company 3 years later. Now, in my mid-30’s, I’m optimizing for flexibility more than anything else. Just depends where you are in your life &#x2
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by ed 7y ago
GDPR does make exceptions for companies with fewer than 250 employees. https://gdpr.algolia.com/gdpr-article-30#section-15 Also this kind of legal DOS is almost definitely against the spirit of the law and I’d be surprised
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by ed 7y ago
https://outline.com/xxTDbh
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by ed 7y ago
Source Washington Post article https://outline.com/sXxw5V
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by ed 7y ago
No you simply convert the sole proprietorship to an LLC (or corporation). You "sell" your intellectual property to the newly created corporation in exchange for your founder stock. A sole proprietorship is sort of like the default

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