flyGuyOnTheSly

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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Jesus that sounds horrible. You and your family have my sympathies. That is certainly not right or just. Good luck in your legal battles!
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
>(though of course the downside is that the the mining can damage the property). In my jurisdiction at least, the owner of the mineral rights is not allowed to disturb any buildings and they have to put the land back to an acceptable sta
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
If you don't own what's under your house, you or somebody who owned the land before you sold or relinquished the mineral rights to somebody else. No particular reason this exists besides capitalism and maximizing efficiency.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Instagram shop charges 5%+ transaction fees... (more if the product is priced below $8) is this going to be the same pricing model? Because if so it's a non-starter for myself and anyone comfortable with the stripe api and/or shop
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I was just talking about this exact same thing with a friend last night. We were passing a cement truck at an intersection near my house, when she said "be careful, this corner is dangerous". When I inquired as to what she meant,
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Whoa whoa whoa, hold your horses their Microsoft. 4 new products in one blog post? And the blog post is pretty plain at that. Where's the sexy animations? The over the top presentation? If you're going to try and fuck me to the tu
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
>So the worst case scenario is that you get eaten by vultures and lose friends. And the best case scenario is that you're in a soulless machine that turns everyone into an automaton. If you're going for the gold, yes, that&#x27
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
The DOW looks almost identical to AMZN.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
AMZN's dip [0] looks nothing like TSLA's [1] today though. Founders commenting on the valuation of their company is absolutely tradeable news to day traders. I would argue that this tweet directly affected TSLA tanking in price im
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Just a tip upon first glance... You might want to make the homepage a bit more politically correct by changing up the first (and only?) two incarcerated ethnicities from being Black and Hispanic. I am aware they make up the majority of the
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
If you're looking for a decent used car, watch some Scotty Kilmer videos on youtube. He reviews used car makes and models all the time. Claims he has never purchased a new car in his entire life of being a mechanic of 50+ years.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
As sad as this is, if after a few years of trying their best they [0] weren't more compelling than a website that removes image backgrounds [1] (just a random popular website I stumbled across the other day) then I hate to say it but t
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
http://archive.is/pVeUg
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Japan’s Coronavirus Cases Fall Sharply Without Compulsory Measures(wsj.com)
19 points by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago|15 comments
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
The definition of "excessive" is "more than is necessary, normal, or desirable; immoderate." according to a quick Google search. I would argue that the wager was for more than a necessary amount, and definitely not norma
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Wagers on games of skill are not a gamble. Gambling can only be performed with games of chance.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
If you don't have any weasely friends, you just may be their weasel!
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
>The court also upheld the lower court's conclusion that the $517,000 wager was excessive. Quebec courts are not arguing that Rock Paper Scissors is not a game of skill. They only ruled that the bet was "excessive" which i
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
I wasn't aware amazon warehouse tours were an option... I think I'll plan one for when we're out of lockdown in my area. Thanks for the outing idea!
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
>A starting point would be Amazon providing tests and ensuring that everyone has been tested before returning to work Amazon can't win. If they did that, the newspaper headlines would read "Bezos demands DNA samples of workers
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
How long until Amazon's warehouses are 100% fully robotic? Or 99% fully robotic? (With a small team of managers to check in on the robots)
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 6y ago
Just disable javascript if you're seeing a bloomberg paywall, the article should still read fine.
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 7y ago
LOL I don't blame you! Nice work! Sounds like you were a bright, bored kid! What are you doing these days?
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 7y ago
So how did you do it?
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 7y ago
Thank you kindly for that long list of well thought out suggestions! I will read and really think about each one more thoroughly in the morning. Have a great night!
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 7y ago
Those are some really great suggestions, thank you for those! I will pitch them to the owner ASAP!
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 7y ago
This is the same suggestion I just made to one of the owners. If the government is literally blocking you from opening the door to customers, the building is worthless for the time being, and she shouldn't be expected to pay anything f
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 7y ago
I have a job. I am a programmer. I help out with various studio's energy exchange programs because I love the community that working at home alone lacks. I suggest you try it out!
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Ask HN: If you were a small yoga studio, what would you pivot to?
6 points by flyGuyOnTheSly 7y ago|10 comments
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by flyGuyOnTheSly 7y ago
So they're using the closed schools with their commercial kitchens to do this. Interesting. At first I was hoping that they had partnered with restaurants, but this is pretty cool too.

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