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by jimhi 4y ago
That service is for a 5g phone plan (built on top of att/tmobile). So you aren't just paying for the security
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by jimhi 4y ago
You can buy old numbers. There are privacy laws we have to follow.
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by jimhi 4y ago
That means your number doesn't have much information on it.
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by jimhi 4y ago
It's right here https://www.efani.com/privacy-policy
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by jimhi 4y ago
A voter registry search requires name, date of birth, and zip code. This is just your phone number. The thing you give out to people you just met. What the secure app signal requires for signup. And what spammers seem to always be able to f
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Show HN: Doxx Me – See how doxxable your phone number is(app.efani.com)
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How to Change the Passage of Time(mrsteinberg.com)
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by jimhi 4y ago
It’s software. Most of the time consuming work can be copied after the first time. User accounts, payments, etc. There is also a fair amount of stories out there in hit based industries (startups, games) where people have documented their
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The Non-CEO Founder(mrsteinberg.com)
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by jimhi 4y ago
Testing out the odd mechanical projects was pretty fun. I also remember them making a "human slingshot" concept for the military. They had this video of a giant device sending dummies over a 40 story roof.
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Working Under Inventor/Billionaire Dean Kamen(mrsteinberg.com)
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by jimhi 4y ago
Did you put it on a webpage so it's actually rendering the HTML or just look at it here in this post?
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by jimhi 4y ago
All I did was put the link in my post above on my own website to see why it was acting weird without console errors.
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by jimhi 4y ago
I only wrote this after some coworkers asked me about a weird looking websites. I'm not a brave user. I just downloaded it and messed around with links on my own site until I saw that was what was happening.
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Tell HN: Brave Browser is still messing with affiliate links
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Working with a Billionaire (The Segway Guy)(mrsteinberg.com)
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by jimhi 4y ago
I somewhat agree with the sentiment of what you wrote here, the barrier is indeed higher. But I have seen two things in my social circle that get people to take the time to look. 1. They keep doing it over a long period and on a scheduled b
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by jimhi 4y ago
There's a few of these in Manhattan, there should be more
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by jimhi 4y ago
Reminds me of milk bars in Poland. I imagine the Automat was similar: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bar_mleczny Very delicious and cheap. Entire place is like a cafeteria.
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by jimhi 4y ago
It's because it's a VOIP number which they can check instead of a Mobile number.
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by jimhi 4y ago
Holy cow - this guy still does not own a computer. From: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-new-yorker-interview/g... "Berry, who is now eighty-four, does not own a computer or a cell phone, and his landli
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by jimhi 4y ago
Thanks for sharing, I think many people out there are going through the same thing you did.
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by jimhi 4y ago
I used Replika in their first few months. They were a chatbot for restaurant recommendations in SF believe it or not. Their machine learning and language processing at the time was some of the best. They have since pivoted a ton clearly
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by jimhi 4y ago
I mean maybe but this is software. Providing enterprise software per use or per customer at at low cost is a common path.
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by jimhi 4y ago
There is actually a lot of sketchy ways cell towers and the cellular network in general is being used today due to the how the architecture was set up long ago and the current FCC administration. What you are seeing is a common tactic, thes
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by jimhi 4y ago
We don't know the rules or grammar of this "language". Maybe nouns change based on how they are used https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Declension
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by jimhi 4y ago
You might find this interesting: https://github.com/dj-stripe/dj-stripe
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by jimhi 4y ago
Conan has repeatedly publicly said his top goal is to maintain control of his content and was quite sad when he had to give up his oldest bit to NBC when he left. I wonder how he will feel when Sirius starts taking down his old podcasts. Th
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by jimhi 4y ago
> If you even think about doing 70% layoffs you clearly over hired and are not making good leadership decisions leading up to the layoff. 100% agree with this part. Going default alive was not the cause of whatever this company was dyin
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Breakfast became the most important meal of the day(mrsteinberg.com)
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