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by fataliss 9y ago
But it allows them to do it at scale, which may or may not reveal itself a good bet. The good thing about their approach is that their scale is only limited by the amount of capital they have to invest. Say out of a 1000 investment based on
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by fataliss 9y ago
I already knew all that!
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by fataliss 9y ago
I guess that would be a reference to the scams: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Advance-fee_scam
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by fataliss 9y ago
Going to the mall is still a social thing. Maybe in the future with VR and such we will reach a point were the Amazon experience is able to entertain you and your buddies for an afternoon.... but for now, malls win at that. Amazon destroys
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by fataliss 10y ago
Checking each single applicant's offenses and determining wether it's relevant or not for their driver position takes a lot more time/money. If you want an automated process that guarantees the security of your customer aka t
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by fataliss 10y ago
I guess you need to think about this more as a monetized version of hitchhiking than a free Uber/Lyft. Cause in terms of liability there is about 0 coverage. You can't even know if the driver is insured at all. While I love the id
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by fataliss 10y ago
Good for him. He saw another opportunity he wanted to pursue, went for it, makes a smooth transition, communicates about it. 10/10
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by fataliss 10y ago
I don't get why such software isn't an open source initiative. I wish the government would give more legitimacy to orgs like "code for america". Who wants a proprietary closed janky software to rule wether you are a crim
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by fataliss 10y ago
This! Exactly this! Honestly as a CS person I might be completely biased but, I often hear this quote around the office "The hardest part of software engineering is naming things". We spend a lot of time and effort to name things
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by fataliss 10y ago
In a perfect unbiased world, sure. Reality is quite a bit different sadly.
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by fataliss 10y ago
Slack? Might not fully replace Skype as I don't think there is screen sharing. But for calls and chat, Slack does an outstanding job. Plus all the possible integrations with their API etc.
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by fataliss 10y ago
Every time there is a copyright law debate I think about this: https://github.com/philipl/pifs . As far as we understand the number pi, every single combination of digit is part of it at some point. So technically Pi al
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by fataliss 10y ago
I find like 22 is already fairly old to do something stupid like that and call it a day with a "sorry". You are fully responsible legally and you should know better. I agree that going all out to make sure that person gets the wor
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by fataliss 10y ago
This isn't really surprising, they haven't really done anything yet to make themselves more attractive. One can hope that they have something in the pipe. Though, even if their revenue growth is slowing, they can pull profit out.
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by fataliss 10y ago
I think it's good that people in the actual tech industry and startup eco system can laugh about themselves. It's healthy. The day they/we stop laughing is the day we have a problem.
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by fataliss 10y ago
Sweet, time to buy more. I was holding off since it was obvious that prices over 100$/share without any new products to excite the imagination of traders with no technology background wasn't going to last forever. It' always
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by fataliss 10y ago
Interestingly enough, most of the images used in their introduction page are actually the Paperwhite... :D
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by fataliss 11y ago
I think it's the wrong language to say that Android generates revenue, as really it's ads and app store that do. Android just enables those activities. It's like saying that iOS generates revenue. It doesn't. It would if
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by fataliss 11y ago
This is sweet! Good job dude~
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by fataliss 11y ago
Is the next thing the "studio desk" with small kitchen and bathroom attached? Why commute after all? Live at the office.
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by fataliss 11y ago
Well I guess it's his software, he does what he wants with the license. OpenSource and free information are not requirements on the internet. It's part of everyone's freedom to do what they want with what they create. I find
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by fataliss 11y ago
The interesting part is that 72% never heard of the term. That typically show how people are deeply involved... Ok they disagree, but, do they do anything about it? No! They were not even aware of it in the first place. That's the prob
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by fataliss 11y ago
Impressively smooth. I'll spend more time messing around with it. One more reason to plug a Raspberry Pi to your TV!
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by fataliss 11y ago
While it is true that you have profitable businesses from day 1 or almost, it still reduces your chances to be able to be an entrepreneur coming from the bottom. This article doesn't say it's impossible. Just that it's less l
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by fataliss 11y ago
Maybe a chance for the Linux gaming scene? Finally a window (see what I just did?) for an other gaming OS? Hail Unix.
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by fataliss 11y ago
Silly gooses! On a serious note tho. I spent 7h waiting at Charles de Gaules in Paris trying to find a decent seat I could spend more than 1h in without getting my bottom numb and lamentably failed. Why are airport always displaying fancy
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by fataliss 11y ago
How about we use other types of Nuclear like LFTR? ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uK367T7h6ZY )
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by fataliss 11y ago
It's insane how in 2015 we still rely that much on coal. Yet we give lessons to China about energy. Hah.
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by fataliss 11y ago
While it would be indeed the best scenario that the whole humanity learned a common fully developed language, let's face it, it's highly unrealistic. The good thing about a stripped down, simple language like Toki Pona is that it
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by fataliss 11y ago
If you managed to spread it so almost anyone knew those 120 words then it would make a very useful and accessible international language. To handle the little things while abroad without having to learn another "starter pack" of w

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