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by gomox 8y ago
I do the second version as well, but most people don't, and not having a clear, obvious option means most comments that quote others are unreadable on mobile. > "There should be one -- and preferably only one -- obvious way to
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Ask HN: Can we have blockquote syntax for comments?
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Google most certainly does not use this extremely SMB tool to recruit and hire for themselves at any relevant scale.
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There is a pricing page with bundle prices going from $100 to $400/mo for companies up to 100 Gsuite licenses, and the customary "talk to sales" call to action beyond that.
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If they get interview scheduling integrations right they are already better than 99% of everything else out there.
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I'm not sure exactly what "delisting" entails, but if my billion dollar company was about to be in the news for having its supply chain compromised by a foreign state actor, I would be happy to not see the stock crash trigger
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On a more cynical perspective, capitalism is effective at extracting the most money from consumers. People will pay almost anything for the really essential things: health, housing, air, food and water. Education is essentially the only rep
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I know joking is frowned upon in HN but you my friend deserve a pass.
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What's your source on the Monero claim?
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You are criticizing capitalism and globalization as a system for producing social progress, not Amazon. Your points seem very weak to me. People perceive value from Amazon's tax "evasion" (efficiency) in buying goods at a che
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The problem is if you raise 300M for a note taking app you need to come up with some plausible way for your company to be worth 3B. There is such thing as raising too much.
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By what measure are Bezos' contributions a net negative?
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My Ford car has smaller convex mirrors in the corners of the normal side mirrors and they are a godsend in busy city driving. I really miss them when driving other cars.
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Turning your head backwards gives you wider peripheral vision with the properties described in the article (i.e. quick motion detection). When reversing in perpendicular pedestrian/cycle traffic (such as coming out a driveway, or if yo
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Rappi is so heavily price subsidized that I wonder what will happen with them once they stop burning through VC. For perspective, the average delivery fee in Buenos Aires is < $1, and they guarantee < 35min deliveries or your money ba
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The main point against that stance is that no creation happens in a vacuum. Every cultural product is a collective creation to a certain extent. Reduction of copyright terms is simply giving back to the society's pool of creations that
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Re: the comparison with stocks: the stock market only averages 7% on long time series (30ish years). If you add the constraint that you must cash out in a fixed 10 year span, 7% returns are harder to find. No bond-like low risk product has
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Living in Berlin is absurdly cheaper than leaving in San Francisco. Think small appartments for 500 euros a month.
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Amazingly only one of the three replies you got so far understood the point of your comparison.
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It's plausible that the computer would be in focus at that location as it is at the same distance from the camera as the main subject in the picture (and therefore shares the focus plane). The transition is too hard though, and the scr
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I just wanted to point out that most cheap (and therefore plastic) sunglasses are actually perfectly fine in terms of UV protection. Polycarbonate is UV opaque. If you Google this subject there are several websites where people went out and
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It's just a common case of the past trying to control the future.
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Thank you very much for your detailed reply. I will look into these things further.
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Thanks for your input. One takeaway from talking to my friends is that the "play for free for exposure" also happens at some very high profile venues that I wouldn't have guessed did that kind of thing.
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Not saying it should be easy, just asking for ideas that could provide monetization choices for talented yet mostly unknown musicians.
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I actually know a girl that does that and she gets paid just fine. She also has her own dance studio. The musicians I talk about are much more notable than the dancer in their own field, as far as I can discern. But the dancer does not work
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I have a few friends that are aspiring musicians with what I consider to be a high quality product, and they both struggle to make a living out of it, bankrolling their music endeavors with side gigs or similar avenues. In the age of the In
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I'm not sure how big e-commerce curation is as a market segment but I can definitely envision it growing significantly. Since Amazon decided they wanted to be "the pipes" of e-commerce it's almost as if they forgot that
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The 3 buses can go faster through their route if they move together as on average each one has to stop less times. It's possibly a case of a misguided metric (average route time or delay) driving behavior to undesirable local optima.
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Freshly mined coins have a premium because they are clean (i.e. you are 100% sure they haven't been robbed before, which can create problems) and untraceable (i.e. there's no way to link them to the original assets used to purchas

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