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giarc
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Thanks for sharing that. He did a great job simplifying the tech and explaining the pro's and cons.
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giarc
4y ago
The people that stayed at least have a job, but they likely have to pick up the slack for all those that left.
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4y ago
For getting email addresses when I had a url, it would have likely been easier to set up a scrapper to visit page and pull any string with an @ in it. Then scroll through the list to find the most obvious general intake email.
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4y ago
It was quite a while ago so I don't remember what my options were. If I recall correctly I was able to see individual workers responses, so once I found one that was obviously faking results, I was able to reject all their submissions.
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giarc
4y ago
"L-Glucose was also found to be a laxative," perhaps another factor in it's adoption.
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giarc
4y ago
I dealt with something similar. I was creating a large directory of childcare centres in Canada. I had thousands of listings with a url but no email address. I created a Mechanical Turk job to ask turkers to go to website and find an email
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giarc
4y ago
Row 15 includes the zip code 92105 in column A but the output is 92101. Similar for Row 5.
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giarc
4y ago
$1 billion across 5000 employees is just $200,000 each. I suspect if you add total comp plus expenses for each employee you get to $200,000 pretty quickly.
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4y ago
It's likely due to many reasons, COVID being the last straw. All schools in the US have been getting more and more locked down with every school shooting.
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4y ago
I googled 'MIT Tim Ticket' and got this on the first page. "New for MIT alumni: MIT alumni can now sign up for a digital MIT ID for ongoing access to MIT’s non-residential buildings and facilities on campus."
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giarc
4y ago
It's quite clear that students can hang around, just not the public.
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This is much ado about nothing. I'm glad the account was banned, it means the system is working. Even he admits it makes sense "For the record, this is a new account that has posted a bunch of links (all Stratechery interviews) in
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4y ago
A tale that Elon knew well (as publicly demonstrated numerous times), yet still tried to back out of the deal using it as an excuse.
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4y ago
>3) it's frankly nobody else's business, seeing as it's a private business It is however a private business taking public money. If a government was pumping millions of dollars into a company that was producing an unsafe w
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4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=ciechanow.ski A link to all the HN submissions from ciechanow.ski
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4y ago
Which gif? All of them?
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4y ago
There was probably a lot of "I'm going to get mine" attitude, but I also suspect many took the loans in anticipation of needing them. Remember, very smart people said the economy was going to get destroyed so it would be prud
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4y ago
Would be interesting to input some existing screenplays into a future tool like this and see what comes out.
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I think that's an important question. Did user take the photo within the app, thereby skipping the camera roll, or did they take the photo, then upload to WhatsApp from camera roll. If the latter than as someone else said, could be tha
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4y ago
Don't skip ankle day.
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4y ago
I think floating would be best. I just had a use case for this today. Was shopping for furnace filters online. They come in a variety of packs (some single, some 4, 12x). They don't always list the per unit cost, so it would be nice to
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4y ago
I've always wanted a browser extension (or similar) that opens a small 10x10 spreadsheet so I can quickly do some calculations. For example, if you are shopping online and have various options that all have different shipping costs etc
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4y ago
I saw that argument on twitter when talking about the energy reduction for ETH mining. Someone commented that it won't change because they will just focus their GPUs on some other coin.
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Wasn't a public blockchain supposed to solve this? I always see this speculation and I thought the blockchain was supposed to show the public who was doing what... instead I always see these comments about big holders and speculation w
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And google eventually shuts down the team that sent the money making it impossible for the family to connect with anyone about the money.
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To be fair, no Canadians pay an inheritance tax, royal or not.
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As a fellow Canadian, I genuinely ask 'why'? I'm neither in favour or opposed to removing the monarchy but I'm wondering why we would? Is our country being held back in some way from having the monarchy? Is it just becau
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I'd like to be able to log into my Apple ID account and do this on a PC. I hate sliding them around various pages with my finger.
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My carrier has an option that forces unknown callers to enter a 2 digit number to proceed with call. I add known contacts to my list online and they don't get the prompt. Works well, however I now get a lot of spam texts which it doesn
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I wouldn't say the story is inflated. She won a few awards at the "Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair, the world’s largest international pre-college STEM competition". I assume the judges and the people runn
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