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by jatsign 8y ago
"Amazon has submitted a patent application, recently granted, outlining how the company could recommend chicken soup or cough drops to people who use its Echo device if it detects symptoms like coughing and sniffling when they speak to
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Have you published the USDC contract to the network?
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Buy ethereum. If this works, transmission would require ETH to be paid as gas.
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An ordinary consumer wouldn't. For me, likely use cases are: - Transmitting money overseas. This should be way cheaper. - Vendors who are tired of paying 2.5% to credit card companies giving a discount to using crypto.
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Have they published the contract to the blockchain yet? I'm curious how much control over it they will have. I would suspect that only they can issue it, and that they can destroy any USDC they want at any time.
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Great site, going to try and interest my kids, but - no videos of the planes actually flying? I want to know what "acrobatic" actually means.
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Ethical question - is it unethical to contribute to a charity/foundation/whatnot that works towards people having fewer children, given that such would inevitably be most effective in third-world countries where the birth rate is
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Very cool. Do you happen to have any links to read about getting started? Any specific technologies (frameworks/libraries/etc) that helped out? Any lessons learned?
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Aside - It also lets you install progressive web apps onto the desktop. Has anyone built PWAs, and if so, why? Do they work cross-platform/mobile well?
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The Robot Economy Will Run on Blockchain(nautil.us)
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Inside the $2.6B subscription box wars(fastcompany.com)
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No Billionaires(hmmdaily.com)
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Honest question - What's up with that form factor? Seems designed to take up more space than necessary. Is there some reason for it or was it just an aesthetic choice?
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Show HN: My first app – Sprinterval – to get you into Sprint Interval Training(sprinterval.com)
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Adventure Time and the Myth of Sisyphus(medium.com)
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Plex is shutting down its personal cloud streaming service(engadget.com)
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Ask HN: Independent App developers – do you own an Android device and iPhone?
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I really enjoyed this video series on imaginary numbers. Went through the history as well as the math: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T647CGsuOVU
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Reality is a distributed consensus algorithm. Work in the blockchain somehow, sell a million books.
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Chinese Citizens Are Using Ethereum to Warn Each Other of Unsafe Vaccines(futurism.com)
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Ask HN: Which Mobile App development blogs to read?
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NY Times says Nike shoes can make you run 4% faster(nytimes.com)
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Kodak Bitcoin mining 'scam' evaporates(reddit.com)
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You may want to try the audiobook version of Gardens of the Moon. I've been listening to it and have quite enjoyed it, but can definitely see how reading the book might be a bit of a slog. There's a lot of posturing going on, ta
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Does anyone have a better metaphor, or a link to someplace with a better explanation, of the Incompleteness Theorem?
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I think that's the point of stitchfix - you're outsourcing your shopping to them to save time. It's been years since I went to a store and bought clothes. Clicking around on Amazon is really hit or miss - maybe the actual pr
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Secure. Contain. Protect(scp-wiki.net)
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True, but there probably aren't many lawyers who can answer the question either.
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I run a little side project that sells a small software tool for $12/customer (forever, not recurring). It generates about $1200/month. Should I care about this? I use Stripe to collect payments, if it matters.
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Based on various stories that have popped up on HN in the last few years, there seems to be a lot of things inside us that might determine how long we live...

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