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by fataliss 7y ago
So is that some sort of "ActiveRecord" for Javascript? It looks pretty darn cool.
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by fataliss 7y ago
Like it's often the case this is not just a problem of money. You can research virtually anything and not everything will yield anything of value to the human race. We need to have some direction. Epidemiology for example, sounds like
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by fataliss 7y ago
I just finished learning hiragana! Looking forward to your extension!
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by fataliss 7y ago
Very cool product. Nowadays I don't play enough games to ever justify paying for something like that but I can totally see past me do it to play on my college notebook while in between classes :P
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by fataliss 7y ago
Cities like Tokyo have solved most of that for now decades. Def depends on whether the government is willing to make the investment (heavy) into the right amount and level of infrastructure. When you know that Los Angeles used to have over
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by fataliss 7y ago
Would be nice for (a) company/ies to do the same and allow for remote work while partnering with online program(s) (a la udemey & co or even some Harvard online). That way, it would let people all over the world access it and pool
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by fataliss 7y ago
It says salary, tuition & vacation. So I wouldn't be surprised if that's a $160k estimation for the whole thing for the 4 years! But yeah, either way, better than $60k/y in tuition you end up owing!
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by fataliss 7y ago
But do they though? Does project zero review all products made by google on top of the rest of the web? I doubt their oversight happens at the silicon designing stages. Maybe once it's out they battle test it, but I doubt it'd hap
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by fataliss 7y ago
I think it's safe to assume that anything you can do to make the patient feel more comfortable and take their mind away from their situation will help with stress and anxiety. It's like the dentist chairs with a netflix table abov
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by fataliss 7y ago
That makes sense. I guess there is always a community of Early adopters with disposable income willing to pay high dollar to play with the phone and contribute to it's development. Guess my idealistic mind wants to shortcut to the part
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by fataliss 7y ago
While I like underdogs and developing a 3 player in the smartphone OS market. That $700 seems like high cost to contribute to R&D.
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by fataliss 7y ago
I did contact chase on twitter about this and was told they would not close my account
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by fataliss 7y ago
Ever tried https://protonmail.com/ ? I wonder if they face the same kind of challenged?
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by fataliss 7y ago
That's the kind of lifestyle business I dream of finding myself into. Except maybe I'd want it less involved with customer service, but roughly similar. Somehow that's much more appealing to me than heading the next big buck
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by fataliss 8y ago
Seriously, I would think too. Although I agree that maybe Motel 6 broke a law and should be held responsible for that, I'm also pretty sure that ICE fully knows and abuses of their position to extort information illegally out of people
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by fataliss 8y ago
Never thought I'd get "the feels" watching a video about wasabi. But I really salute the initiative of making such a nicely done video to showcase a dying(?) local artisanal practice. I think young people would find a lot mor
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by fataliss 8y ago
On a 20h+ flight to Australia, I guarantee you, you will want it any possible minute shorter. Not even mentioning how shorter travel time could help with Jet-Lag. I can see many reasons why we may want to push both in the 1 and 2 categorie
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by fataliss 8y ago
There will always be "labor somewhere else". Have we not learned anything with all the industry moving out of the US and other developed countries? Corporations ALWAYS find a way to get the job done cheaper. Better? not always, bu
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by fataliss 8y ago
that he isn't a d*ck and made fun of him cause that was "compiler 101", but helped a brother out!
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by fataliss 8y ago
Props to you buddy! Glad people like you are always willing to take risks to move the software community forward. Whether it works out or not, I give you my thumbs up!
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by fataliss 8y ago
Just want to point out that in their ToS, they specify that while you have the option of deleting your User data, they are not responsible in any way for doing so and can't guarantee that you deleting the data will actually delete your
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by fataliss 8y ago
I personally would never pay for Facebook, since I don't get much use of it anyway. It's a nice to have, I check it every other month to see if anything important happened in my extended friends' circle, and that's about
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by fataliss 9y ago
That would take a lot of political will to do something like that though and it would take YEARS! I don't think the US is a great market (right now) for city-bikes. Outside of maybe Manhattan & SF I can't think of any major ci
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by fataliss 9y ago
I wonder if that's because Alibaba is mostly a marketplace and they sold $25B worth of stuff with a margin of 5-10% on it, meaning they'd only have generated ~1-5B for themselves on that day.
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by fataliss 9y ago
In the middle of LA and I only have 2 providers, 20mbps from ATT or 60 from Spectrum aka TimeWarner. Realistically I get ~50mbps from TW. I know that the LA area has TONS of internet access issue, where only newer buildings might get fiber.
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by fataliss 9y ago
Most people have strong attachment to places. Also job portability isn't always very easy, depending on what field you are in. I could see lower wager workers finding it hard to get a job in areas where cost of living is cheap but can&
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by fataliss 9y ago
This should come as no surprise. With a software engineer salary it's barely enough to support 2 people. Can't imagine what it must be for the lower income brackets... When rent is 33%+ of a six figure salary for a 1 bedroom built
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by fataliss 9y ago
Technically there are graphs that recorded the history of price at any point in time. So you could fill your taxes even with that poor csv Coinbase gives. Now 100% aboard with you, exchanges need to get on it and deliver us some workable ta
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by fataliss 9y ago
Knowing how many school bus accident there are, between sleepy/drunk/drugged drivers and other factors, I'm ready to bet that once the tech is there, it'll be a WHOLE LOT safer for your kids. So, heck yeah.
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by fataliss 9y ago
That tax season will hurt!

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