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by hatsix 3y ago
Nobody cares if you migrate. The lawsuit is not about Lance.
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by hatsix 3y ago
Note: Deforestation continues at a record pace in tropical areas, which leads to less trees and plants to consume the CO2. The exact parts of the planet that should be thriving is being turned into cattle pastures. The other big sink for C
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by hatsix 3y ago
Seems like you need a marketing strategy that will reduce the CAC... Does your GPT have any suggestions?
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by hatsix 3y ago
the problem isn't scraping, the problem is the "content" that is being "created". A site I worked on changed our captcha, and in the 24 hours after, we had a 90% reduction in new accounts. We had a full API includin
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by hatsix 3y ago
I've been happy with my FireTV cubes... they feel like the right amount of horsepower thrown at a TV... Obviously, performance scales with price... the $20 HDMI sticks are the bulk of the devices out there, but honestly, it's surp
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by hatsix 3y ago
sure, they're small, but some of them are closer to your eye lense than your retina. The pixels per degree are lower than any Apple product in the past 10 years
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by hatsix 3y ago
Our 20tb/m costs us $414... if you're saying that you can amortize those servers, rent the space and pay for upkeep for less than $4k a month? We have another service that has 20x the bandwidth, but it's a legacy GAE that has
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by hatsix 3y ago
Nah, first line needs to be a summary of what you changed, so that you can find the offending commit in the first place. A news article doesn't explain WHY in the headline, it explains what. In this case, the OP's first line is sp
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by hatsix 3y ago
soon like "check back in a month", or "Soon™"?
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by hatsix 3y ago
Odd. We haven't had any issues with our profiles, worked perfectly for past 18 months. I was sure you were going to complain about the windshield wipers "automatic" mode
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by hatsix 3y ago
Your BMW 1 series is considered a luxury car. A new sedan is close to twice the Model 3. Tesla is not a luxury car company. You pay a premium for the electric part, and put up with everything else. They took a risk that nobody else was will
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by hatsix 3y ago
If you're not familiar with different types of social etiquette, then you simply don't know enough to participate in discussions. In this case, educate. Let's assume that you're correct... you have specific knowledge tha
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by hatsix 3y ago
It squashes competition with Netflix
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by hatsix 3y ago
Except that it should be uncontroversial to say that nobody should kill children. But people have lost jobs for saying that Israel needs to stop killing Palestinian children.
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by hatsix 3y ago
This is prosumer. they have a consumer brand already: https://amplifi.com/
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by hatsix 3y ago
Welcome to Sweden, where unions and corporations determine the rules, and the government tries to stay out of it.
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by hatsix 3y ago
the last base package I subscribed to was $80
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by hatsix 3y ago
it's a great counterpoint, because they're is a lot of literature on the health effects of caffeine. > Maybe both aren't great for you? Maybe? You are the one making strong assertions about vasoconstrictors. Maybe you shou
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by hatsix 3y ago
The commenter is confused, they mean infringing, not theft. Theft is theft, no reason to get IP law involved. Infringement can happen without intent. I don't know who would be liable, the open source company with little revenue, or the
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by hatsix 3y ago
It clearly wasn't random, in fact, they said as much. It's a cost-cutting effort, and US salaries are generally much higher than non-US salaries. If you want to know the odds, you'd have to know their criteria. You can't
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by hatsix 3y ago
Shown how? I keep seeing reference to a webpage on Bandcamp that was published over 5 years ago.
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by hatsix 3y ago
Sure, You can compare Cloud SQL vs Cloud Spanner and RDS vs Dynamo, but it makes more sense to just say "Postgres" and assume that the reader can figure out that it means "Whatever managed postgres service you want to use&quo
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by hatsix 3y ago
Back then, phone providers were competing to be the Nexus brand, so it was generally a loss-leader. The brand that released the Nexus phone would release their actual flagship about 3 months later. Also, inflation.
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by hatsix 3y ago
I really like your comment. I don't understand why it's OK to shit on artists/musicians for selling their music to "big shitty brands" when I've written a ton of code for "big shitty brands" most of m
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by hatsix 3y ago
Sorry I missed this from before. While it's entirely possible, I've never heard of this specific thing happening. Companies want music that is popular. They might pay enough to make music exclusive in the B2B licensing, but they d
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by hatsix 3y ago
7digital doesn't accept music directly from artists, it's up to their distributor to ensure the music is valid... and there are several distributors that are known to be very very lax in that regard. The 7digital acquisition is st
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by hatsix 3y ago
the main concern here would be the streaming service. If the streaming service offers a full API for custom implementations, then you're probably fine. If, instead, you're using their non-public API, you'll probably get a Ce
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by hatsix 3y ago
This is, unfortunately, the most expensive thing that Bandcamp could spend their time on.
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by hatsix 3y ago
https://pretzel.rocks . I wasn't a founder, but a long time... "employee". Music Services is a tough place to do product development in. Nobody is flush with cash, so all deals are percentage based... so you have t
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by hatsix 3y ago
I meant that all of the artists that I purchased music from. When I like a band, I make sure to tell my buddy over in the group that signs artists. Pretzel has great terms that are non-exclusive, so it's easy to get a 'yes'.

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