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Ask HN: Unsure how to appeal an untrue Airbnb review – considering legal action
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ionwake
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ionwake
5y ago
As a solo european with a secret startup Ive been working on for a couple of years ( Im semi retired young ) where should I apply for an assessment for possible seed? Is enrolling onto ycombinator still the best way?
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ionwake
5y ago
Wasn’t that a corporatocracy?
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ionwake
5y ago
My friend had a HIV vaccine about 5 years from some London kings college trial - has always been fine. On a related coincidence I had the moderna vaccine today.
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ionwake
5y ago
No, not that. Another kid, got access to every single private github repo. It was on hackernews, he declared it, made a write up about it and got given a pretty small bounty from github. Google it, otherwise I guess the net was scrubbed of
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ionwake
5y ago
Just a couple of years ago some kid gained access to every repo on github. Now githubs code is going to be developed on an online platform, which works by sharing code others have uploaded. I have a feeling that this is not a good recipe.
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ionwake
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Weirdly I asked hn about this yesterday not sure what happened to the thread but I’m super glad someone else picked up from there it’s been a great read thanks !
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Ask HN: Disprove my idea to travel to the nearest star within a lifetime
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ionwake
5y ago
How legal is what this guy did in Spain?
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ionwake
5y ago
I think different opinions are great. Just wanted to point out saying the internet should be moderated on the hacker news forums is surprising and funny.
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ionwake
5y ago
I’m surprised the media even made a stink I just assume billionaires have fewer if any rules but I guess I’m being maybe too naive
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ionwake
5y ago
Id love someone from outside of the UK to comment on this
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ionwake
5y ago
This was an excellent read thank you very much. I also worked in the area in a dodgy as heck company and everything rings true. So if anyone finds this story hard to believes its basically the norm for small IT businesses in the UK.
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ionwake
5y ago
Correction: Vaporwave is more based.
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5y ago
He backs off, saying, “It’s the first complex cryptographic object of its nature, made by an unknown entity”. You retort with, “I don’t want a random magical object I don't understand”. “What if it had doubled in price in a few days
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ionwake
5y ago
I think certain research needs to be justified and this falls within that camp
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ionwake
5y ago
Well the answer is everyone on the losing side. How the punishment is carried out would probably be the same as in WW2. Prison time for most, to varying degrees, more severe punishment to main leader, probably limited clemency to the high
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ionwake
5y ago
This is exactly what I needed - thank you!
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ionwake
5y ago
I feel strongly about this subject as I actually travelled to liechtenstein to do the same , I failed, which I am at peace with. My problem with is, a margin of error of 25 meters for a run of less than a km isnt what I would call platinum,
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ionwake
5y ago
excellent work
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ionwake
5y ago
"Stalker" is my favorite film of all time and I highly recommend it.
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ionwake
5y ago
Thanks for your reply can you explain this statement please ? >got your last 3 jobs from recruiters and LinkedIn, you're equally unlikely for different reasons.
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ionwake
5y ago
Changing it way way? Worse or better?
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ionwake
5y ago
There is no time to write blog posts , every engineer is there to try and complete as many tickets as possible before the end of the sprint. I’m glad it’s different in your place. I’ve worked at tons of different companies and it was alway
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5y ago
What I read is positive it’s awesome. On a related note I can’t wrap my head around how I had to grift over a decade to get roles which would pay as much ( and include this level of responsibility and respect) in the UK. Even now I would
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5y ago
No sure if this is the right place to ask, but are there any retro emulator setups which allow you to play 2 player games over the internet? Ive heard something maybe possible with retroarch but Im surprised there is no pi zero with an easy
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ionwake
5y ago
I disagree, the British created time. GMT it is.
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ionwake
5y ago
Don’t relate someone’s action to previous actions without sources and especially when they are from entirely different domains. It comes across as a shallow attack. I’m saying this as it irked me - and I don’t even know who this Roger guy
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ionwake
5y ago
In a similar vein - can anyone recommend the lastest and best effort at emotive TTS? ( Preferably with an accessible API? ) Thank you
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ionwake
5y ago
This is awesome all my respects to the creators I hope it can be easily used to port models across to games will be following
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