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by jeron 8y ago
wow that really was infuriating
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by jeron 8y ago
for every company that refuses, there'll be one that will take it on for the right price...
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by jeron 8y ago
to add to this, adoption rate for cryptocurrency increased this year as well https://www.investinblockchain.com/cryptocurrency-adoption-r...
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by jeron 8y ago
usually extradition with regards to the US works one way, not the other
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by jeron 8y ago
they've probably done an analysis and there's probably so many hate-commenters that muting them would significantly decrease their DAUs or something
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by jeron 8y ago
New York is definitely a world-class city, but Amazon had the opportunity to attract talent to make a city that is not currently a world-class city into one but instead selected an already established one
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by jeron 8y ago
if Amazon doesn't want to address this issue by fixing its reviews, it should just acquire/incorporate Fakespot itself
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by jeron 8y ago
the guy definitely looks 36
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by jeron 8y ago
that's where the consultants that cost hundreds of thousands of dollars come in, negating any cost savings should the consultants find that it would save them money
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by jeron 8y ago
I feel like Amazon bought Alexa.com so they could use Alexa for Echo devices
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by jeron 9y ago
seriously, like if someone builds an entire gaming company from these assets then it would be worth way more than $12M
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by jeron 9y ago
"Selling books to selling computing on demand... That was a big leap, and the most profit generating "pivot" I can think of." is it a pivot if that was the intention from the start?
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by jeron 9y ago
Making higher education free would be a great start, but that's probably not happening anytime soon
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by jeron 9y ago
still was a good chuckle
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by jeron 9y ago
it'd be like the big short but the whole movie is the Vegas scene and they lose money in the end
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by jeron 9y ago
I've heard this strategy before - go to the penny slots for the drinks, not the money
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by jeron 9y ago
If I recall correctly, that study has since then been proved incorrect - neither halves of the brain specialize clearly in creativity or logic and language
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by jeron 9y ago
that's probably a large portion of their market share, even if it was costly to support older devices, it was probably worth the DAUs
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by jeron 9y ago
I love how a parallel can be drawn between bananas and IPV6
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by jeron 9y ago
As someone holding ripple, I'm okay with this vicious cycle
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by jeron 9y ago
Probably greater than the payout, but if I had a family member on that plane, I'd forgo the payout for search teams in hope of receiving closure
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by jeron 9y ago
The first thing I thought of was rescam, not sure how this project differs from rescam
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by jeron 9y ago
I believe the dark web market alphabay also allowed the use of monero, motivated by improved privacy over Bitcoin. Performance wasn't really impacted since not many vendors on alphabay accepted it
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by jeron 9y ago
could you automate it
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by jeron 9y ago
/r/recruitinghell worthy post
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by jeron 9y ago
rules 1 and 2
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by jeron 9y ago
while the president's sons run his company and the president's daughter has an office in the White House ethics have gone out the window for this presidency, shouldn't doesn't matter anymore
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by jeron 9y ago
always good reads though
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by jeron 9y ago
honestly I'd support a program where the more you work out the lower your insurance premiums would be. Pretty hard to cheat workouts with Apple Watch when it has a heart rate sensor and all that.
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by jeron 9y ago
I don't think there's really approval for protests, but "The majority of protests in China concern local grievances, such as the corruption of county- or township-level government or Communist Party officials, exploitation by

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