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This seems like a problem that could be solved by micropayments for sending and receiving emails. I've seen proposals[1] for a solution where the sender of an email pays a small fee to the recipient of the email. If you are sending as
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I would say the risk reward on these two are a little bit different. With using Docker on something you are just trying out you risk wasting some time and maybe some abuse from stephenr on hackernews. Practicing shaving your bikini line wit
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This comment made me laugh so hard I got some weird looks from the person in the cube next to me. On a more serious note, if you had never used a concrete trowel before and you weren't totally sure what it was, using it to make waffle
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This is a pretty cool hack! Next time, when you you are showing off a project you may want to consider doing a Show HN[1] 1. https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html
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I'm sorry but what does this have to do with democratization?
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Ask HN: Why the downtime?
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How did you know which claims were fraudulent?
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It might be easier to configure, but aren't you giving an awfully lot of leverage to that one vendor?
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Is the process of commingling inventory documented? That policy is slightly alarming. What would stop someone from sending boxes full of rocks to the fulfillment center with the sku of an iPad?
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If you aren't paying for it, you aren't the user. You are the product.
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Are these all YC backed startups? If so, under 10 percent have exited? That seems bad for investors.
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Wouldnt that be "jaie a gaje"? The k and m are offset in different directions. This looks like the kind of havoc a mobile keyboard would wreak.
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Being an insect doesn't seem like such a bad thing[1] 1. http://www.techtimes.com/articles/19731/20141108/insects-are...
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Why will the USD go bust in April 2018?
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Poorly
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That is terribly dangerous logic. There have been times after terrorist events where evacuation couldn't happen fast enough and more people will killed. It is unfair to play Monday morning quarterback with public official's decisi
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The Fed isn't giving money directly to the VCs (atlest that I know of). The fed is keeping interest rates low on Treasury Bonds low. The rationale for this is: if investors get a small return on a riskless investment, they will be will
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At the heart of it Shkreli was robbing Peter to pay Paul. He took some of Retrophin investors profits and used it to pay back his investors in MSMB. Those profits should have gone to Retrophin investors. From the perspective of the hedge fu
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How do you know when a car is sold?
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Here is my 2 cents: I think that this product could be useful. I know people who have a similar system going with spreadsheets. Having this in a web app could be handy and make the data cleaner and more accessible than it would be in spread
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Intersystems Cache ObjectScript and Ensemble! The language is battle tested (~60 years old) and no need to worry about setting up database connections because the language has a persistence built in! The Ensemble integration engine has ada
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I would pay good money to have all HN articles summarized like this
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If you can do what ever you want to do by analyzing one line at a time I would recommend reading the file as a stream for processing. If you can't do whatever you'd like one line at a time, read the file as a stream and write it t
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The people person's paper people?
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I would try to find a way to take advantage of these: https://www.occ.gov/topics/community-affairs/publications/in...
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Similar behaviors likely exists in OSS they are just called different things. For example, ACME Co uses open source project XYZ. Acme Co uses resources to make sure that XYZ is secure and bug free. Acme Co is then incentivized to contribute
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If your secret sauce is the data that you have why not sell it to your competitor?
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I would find it creepy that someone was testing their key on other people's doors. If I caught someone trying their key on my door I would call the cops, even if they said they were just testing it to see if it would work.
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I don't know too much about the VC world but could this be seen as negative signal? What is the purpose of combining the funds? The only thing I can think of is to obfuscate some of their losses. Also, is the new round of funding becau
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How long is the lease for? I really don't know the space that well but I would imagine it would be hard to get a premium for a one year lease. If its true that the major value add the lease is the one thing of value. If you look at it
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