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I recently read that Uber/Lyft keeps even 75% of money for themselves. I wonder if there is an opportunity for third large ride-sharing app where business model would be based on bidding and company would keep much lower fee, just to c
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An 'Anomaly' the Size of Hawaii Is Buried Beneath the Moon's Biggest Crater
(livescience.com)
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Because rich people in general got used to solving their problems by throwing more money at the issue they face. Everest is no different. Assumption is that even if I am unexperienced, if I buy the most expensive equipment, and get the most
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7y ago
This article/site keeps coming back to HN often and I cannot stop reading it. It reads like a novel - very sad but very good writing. I hope one day we will see the movie about the issue described.
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Apparantely how its done in “corporate america” since our government allows it and approves it. Btw: friends don’t let friends do Facebook.
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Facebook Use Eroding in US
(phys.org)
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And it had to be from up above the plane! I mean pilots sit in "shadow zone" (so to speak) in relation to anything on Earth. So the only situation in which such laser could actually harm and burn someone eyes, is the source came f
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7y ago
I was about to say. I know plenty of onvestors watching him. Some with around $500MM in managment. None is takin advice from Jim, they watch him for entertainment. You can learnt AT tho.
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$1,800 for 13-inch laptop.
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Is revenge porn protected by the constitution? Some states might say yes
(greenwichtime.com)
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Not quite. Real taxi corporations have approval of city/state assembly to do business so that they control the amount of taxi cars being part of daily street flow. (Im ignoring the fact that this system is broken and corrupted)
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7y ago
Absolutely. You just need to go back in time to before July 2016, at least. https://www.quora.com/What-is-a-full-stack-entrepreneur
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Luck has nothing to do with it. Someone who is able to either buy or sell such amount in short period of time is not a first timer; they definitely have access to get that dough converted/moved out of computer systems into their bankin
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> If the creator of the automobile had listened to people they probably would’ve thought it was a dead end because unlike horses cars can’t reproduce. Actually, a true story: Ford said that if he were to listen to what people want better
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It is not hard to identify each abuser, my point is that in a large pool you will have lots of small abusers to go thru and vet. When someone is using dedicated IP that's what it is. Its dedicated so you immediately know whether the ac
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> In order to send large numbers of emails from an IP address -- you need to gradually ramp up number of emails sent As a spammer you would not go for dedicated IP; you would rather want to use a shared pool as pissing in a big pool plen
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This is not going to be popular, but I'm pretty sure it would! The reason of all this negligence and death of passengers is exactly this: The worst they can do to us is force our CEO to step down and put what a 1% of our profits in fo
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Is there any source for a better quality larger photo? Would love to actually see how this looks like...
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Deal with USPS? Would be hard to find a manager who can make this work and not obviously post it as a huge disaster on their resumee. USPS continues to bleed money, is always understaffed, continues to misplace the mail and is bugged with p
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Very easily these days [1] Its been done since days of nuclear plants. And no - there are no security issues, since as the name indicates, its a “waste”; you can’t make a bomb out of it and spreading it would not be as efficient as some typ
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Boeing Crash Fight Will Set Price on Victims' Minutes of Terror
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Lyft shares drop amid middling Uber market debut
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I had the same problem.. surprisingly BEST shave I ever had came from little unknown blade you can buy for $5 with 5 cartridges at any Dollar Store: https://www.alibaba.com/product-detail/Five-Blade-Razor-Remo... Edit:
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There is big difference between owning Lamborgini and Ferrari - I take if you don’t know it then you don’t own neither. Anyways, I own two Ferraris but these are like good 1985 Burgundy - you dont drink it you collect it. I plan to sell bot
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If you want to understand why there will never be a Moon base on the Moon, all you have to do is to take a look at any photo of the Moon itself - without atmosphere the planet is being been bombarded so often that you would have to go under
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I think you missed the point. The "company" can plead anything you want to because noone has ever put a "company" behind the bars. "Companies" are fictitious entities.
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Using 16TB drives you will get 9.6 Petabyes of storage per Pod 6.0. It would fit you circa 21,276 blu-ray rips.
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Do you have any proof to backup your empty claim? It may discourage pocket picker at your local market.. when it comes to blowing up King Cross I bet you more survelieance the more incouraging to terror. These folls live for five minute sur
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Of course you are going to have good experience with them... until they shut you down. Funny thing is they literally block your incoming emails! I asked them 3 times for what info they keep on me per GDPR and they totally ignored me! They a
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8y ago
At least they haven't kept your 35,000€ when en-route to a recipient. They send me an email explaining that my type of wire is "too much of risk for their appetite" (real quote). All good, so just return me back my money. I h
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