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by jelling 6y ago
How could we have an effective federal government if the execution of code is somehow exempt from their oversight? That would be a giant loophole. Also, pretty certain the execution of a worm or other malicious software is likewise illegal,
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by jelling 6y ago
Just in case anyone thinks of signing up for TDA, they have terrible software and they are also being merged into Schwab soon. I would look elsewhere.
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by jelling 6y ago
My pet theory is that the top comment on any HN post will be someone complaining that their specific use case isn’t served by something that was designed for a much wider audience.
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by jelling 6y ago
Sample size of 21.
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The killer Smart TV app we are missing(jelling.io)
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by jelling 6y ago
Testcafe’s test recorder would let you create tests relatively easy by browsing and you can tweak them if needed. Ime they have great support and I like that I can buy the software rather than having another SaaS subscription. Ymmv.
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by jelling 6y ago
If an index contains a stock then corresponding index funds must buy it no matter the price.
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by jelling 6y ago
Dropbox is the new Novell. OSs eventually catch up and even quicker when it creates a new recurring revenue stream.
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by jelling 6y ago
Iirc the first chapter was a short story that he later expanded. I enjoyed the rest Of Snow Crash (way back when) but found everything else he writes to be incredibly boring.
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by jelling 6y ago
How many images do I need to mark as interesting before it generates something? I did about 20 on iOS but nothing. Really interested in project though.
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by jelling 6y ago
> We find that the model is able to reproduce a sound nearly indistinguishable from the real analog pedal. Maybe for the average person or buried in the mix, but the audio samples were easy to distinguish for me as a guitarist. The NN sa
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by jelling 6y ago
I don’t buy it. CL is a consumer facing product that offers a good-enough experience for most categories. The category specific vertical companies mentioned greatly improve the experience / feature set. They are expansive by nature. Za
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by jelling 6y ago
This is something I have been tracking for a few years now. If anyone is interested please DM me.
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by jelling 7y ago
> "It was obviously bad that this culture existed the way it did, but it started because they valued creativity and the kind of people that were creative.” No, no, no. Being an asshole is not a signal you are creative. It's a s
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by jelling 7y ago
The only things certain in life are death, taxes, and the top comment on HN being someone complaining about how the product doesn't fit their very specific use case.
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by jelling 7y ago
Have your clients created a virtual card number using Privacy.com and allocate $X of spend to it per month. They can then give you that card number to setup their services.
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by jelling 7y ago
I will always remember them for their outreach emails that pretended to be from Justin and included “Sent from my iPhone” to deepen the illusion. After talking to them - and already having competent counsel - it was clear they wanted to tur
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by jelling 7y ago
Had a similar experience with a one medical PA.
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by jelling 7y ago
FWIW NYU Langone has a quality app now and obviously the services they offer are much wider. I’ve used One Medical before and felt similar.
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by jelling 7y ago
Agreed. This is what Excite looked like: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a3/Excite_...
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by jelling 7y ago
It's worth it if you travel internationally as you can just show up in (nearly) any country and not get gouged on data. Also, that price isn't bad for the U.S.
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by jelling 7y ago
As a Pixel owner, the ear buds and watch options are markedly worse and make me consider switching back.
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by jelling 7y ago
DNP: SEC decision
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by jelling 7y ago
It's like police racism, stupidity and corruption had a footrace and it's too close to call.
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by jelling 7y ago
Frontline did a piece on that approach and it was a retrospective on how it had gone wrong in notable cases. Not stating an opinion here, but highlighting that even sympathetic coverage thinks the approach is a mixed bag in practice.
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by jelling 7y ago
> He suggested that the service works best as an “interest-based network,” where you log in and see content relevant to your interests, no matter who posted it So reddit. If you stick to smaller, interested based subs, reddit is a far su
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by jelling 7y ago
...which is part of why Audi bought Silvercar. This gave them a well-run service company with physical locations in most metros. And they've recently added renter pickup so it's not like this is black magic. What's more unrea
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by jelling 8y ago
OS/2
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by jelling 8y ago
Slack has a network effect for any user that is part of more than one group. If it's just one group for work, sure, the company could switch and gone is the user. But if that user is part of other groups they will push back against the
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by jelling 8y ago
Shh...the knowledge workers that arrange bits in one format don't think the knowledge workers that arrange bits in another format deserve to be paid. They should innovate their way out of their victimization in a way that pleases their

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