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edoceo
18d ago
My editor had templates and snippets. Very lux in 2000.
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edoceo
19d ago
I'm going to predict: soft, below first-trade price at 180d from IPO date.
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edoceo
20d ago
Mine did that too! Sent a link and sign-in credentials to a bunch of people on my contact list. WTF? How can we contain these rogue agents! Won't somebody think of the children!
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edoceo
20d ago
TSA Pre-Check itself has an admin fee of $150 IIRC
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edoceo
20d ago
Corporations are not, they're made of humans but they behave worse than an individual.
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edoceo
20d ago
Yep, sarcasm is tough via text. Oops. I should've done /s but it's too late now.
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edoceo
20d ago
GP typically means middle of the bell-curve. HN visitors and for sure commenters are at the edge of that curve...3-sta-nines away.
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edoceo
20d ago
It's only 11 in the last 48h, on lesser known projects.
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edoceo
20d ago
I hate to say this but AI assisted short pitch deks from founder to angel (usually their first time) have improved with AI. But also, they follow the same formula so are sorta obvious. Still, the decks are generally more business focused th
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edoceo
21d ago
I do exhaust box fan in the window.
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edoceo
21d ago
The Twinkie of 1940 is very different from the Twinkie of 2000. Lots of old and sort of OK things got corrupted when pulled into the corporate-Zerg-slime
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edoceo
21d ago
Check out what the UN UNTP is working on for supply chain. Step in that direction. Of course, unlikely in USA.
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edoceo
21d ago
Is that site a joke?
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edoceo
21d ago
Does that company also have three pounds of copper in their cameras, like Flock?
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edoceo
21d ago
We have a way. Diligently prosecute the offender. Unclear why it's not used here.
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edoceo
21d ago
I know a regular old geezer who's written his own obituary. Publish this when I die. I bet famous people have their people write one to distribute immediately. Also, writing those for your family sucks, easier to do it when they are al
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22d ago
Gemini CLI (at least mine) does web research all the time. I've noticed it hitting my own pages (I have to ask very specific things). I don't have any global or project rules to encourage that behavior.
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edoceo
22d ago
Large amounts of capital want this to happen? Outside of boycott, what else can be done. What can man do against such reckless ~hate~ money?
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edoceo
22d ago
Is SEA Search Engine Advertising? So AEA is Agent Engine Advertising?
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23d ago
Ok, so they can amortize expense and scarcity. But if they are reusing exploits, why isn't WhatsApp or the phone OS patched? I'm confused how they can be known functional infections, used multiple times, and then not get checked b
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23d ago
Seems a low price for no-click zero-day infections
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edoceo
23d ago
Still not a hack or a breach. Still "public" data. Still a TOS violation. Your up-thread claim that potential hack is the same as public is still incorrect.
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23d ago
Can you tell me where? Data from US gov since 2000 show this (BLS, SSA), as do multiple university studies (MN, KY). And the ratio for rural areas is getting worse, more pressure, than urban. That it varies is not interesting, lots of thin
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23d ago
And if you are away from the city, where the rent is less, the incmme is also less. The income:expense ratio is still steep.
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23d ago
And for that 2k/mo they barely make rent, can't save and are one health issue away from $100k debt. Not really a shining example of either wealth or freedom.
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23d ago
I thought we were using "Mag7" these days.
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24d ago
Firefox plugin? Script Monkey? Ctrl+ to zoom the page? Reader mode?
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24d ago
Some here are qualified to do angel investing by income (FAANG salary) or wealth so could take Wannabe term out, if they pulled the trigger. It's a way to get into the next innovation economy. Moderate-to-high risk, diversification is
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24d ago
My area has roads w/o bridges that have a toll.
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24d ago
Too late to edit but IDI also is used as In-Depth Interview by some researchers. Either way, it's a 1-on-1. Not a group. The way all founders should do their first 100 customer-problem-fit primary research.
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