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by jklein11 9y ago
I enjoy having the option of buying drugs that are covered by strict regulatory controls. I understand that there is a cost associated with this. If I choose to forgo that cost and roll the dice that I am getting arsenic as medicine that sh
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I didn't see the post with the person saying they would rather play Playstation alone, so I'm not sure if "having panic attacks" is hyperbole. If it is hyperbole, then I agree that professional help is a necessity. Menta
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by jklein11 9y ago
Can I buy you a coffee and pick your brain a little bit? I'm not looking for your secret sauce, just looking to hear some of your war stories and learn about how you got started. If you are interested, my email address is in my profile
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Wow... this is pretty evil.
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On the contrary, the response seemed logical and genuine (I am not from nor have I ever been to Kansas.)
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I certainly understand where you are coming from. Putting yourself in an environment where you might feel ostracized for your beliefs sounds hostile. I do think, however, that having a conversation with someone who beliefs are fundamentally
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The link you posted says that all digital currency coinbase stores online is insured. They also say that it is less than 2% of customers funds. Also, to be clear, the FDIC insurance is on any cash balance in coinbase.
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What is a business without clients?
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The analogy between napster and bitcoin is interesting. Both are decentralized and "stateless." Ultimately p2p solutions like napster were replaced by Spotify/Apple Music. I think this is because the benefits of a stateless a
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Ask HN: What are your favorite non-tech podcasts?
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I would talk to the Linux admins you worked with yesterday. It sounds like you have already proved to them you know what you are doing. They may be looking for a greenhorn to take in and mentor. If not, they likely have had other Linux admi
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by jklein11 9y ago
Could you elaborate on this? College, for me, was a largely positive influence. Admittedly it was expensive, but it was easily the largest catalyst for growth in my young adult life. I'm interested in learning about what the easily-neg
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I think it is the courts that have compelled the business owner to open the till. The deputies are just enforcing the court's judgement.
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I'm not sure if this is due to the dummy data but the listing shows 17 bedrooms and 17 bedrooms. Should one of these be bathrooms?
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https://freifunk.net
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What did you do while unemployed? Even if it doesn't seem directly related to what you want to do, you never know what will peak the hiring managers interest
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Right, but this problem seems solvable by having multiple credit cards. I would only make an online purchase with a credit card, never a debit card. If there is a charge that I didn't authorize, I can just click a dispute button on my
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by jklein11 9y ago
Paying down the technical debt is a tricky one, especially if your application is large. If you have the cash, it might be worth it to bite the bullet and hire a consultant/freelance technical writer. Get them to build up the documenta
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Ask HN: Legal concerns for aggregating financial transactions
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This seems like a workflow issue to me. Writing documentation should come BEFORE writing code. The developer should know the feature that they are going to implement and how they plan to implement it before they open the IDE. I've foun
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by jklein11 9y ago
In the words of Philip J Fry, "Just sitting here turning quarters into urine"
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I don't quite see the point in this. If you are paying with a credit card you aren't on the hook for any fraudulent charges anyway.
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Do you know the name of the EU provision that makes 2 year warranties on products mandatory?
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I'm not sure employment law in Canada, but if you were in the US I would say that this would be a completely fair thing to do. After a quick google search it does look like it is a little bit more difficult for employers to terminate e
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Do you deal with user management with Django? How do you deal with authorization with Go?
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I'm not following how Realtyshares/Fundrise/Realtymogul would have faired better in 2008 than traditional REITs. Yes, VGSIX dropped to a third of its original value in six months in 2008. But, those same shares have increased
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It seems that the publisher's value is curating studies that have gone through this process. If you were to find a study through Sci-Hub would you know that it had gone through editorial/review panel? How do you know that the stud
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Do articles that are published in journals meet some sort of specification? If you find a study that was published in a journal do you automatically find it more credible than a random article you find on the internet? If so, what has the j
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Is this the only reason? It looks like the port is configurable. I would prefer to put a reverse proxy in front of an application and leave it on a port > 1024 than give an application root privileges.
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The graph for the payouts would look like exponential decay.[1] Lets say you walk in with 1000 dollars in your pocket. If the payoff is 97 percent, you would expect the money in your pocket to be .97^n where n is the number of times you too

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