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by jv22222 9y ago
I am a huge fan of Tesla. What I am noticing right now is that if I were able to afford a Tesla today, there is no way I would use Autopilot. I will still buy a Tesla if I can ever afford it, I'll just leave autopilot well alone. I don
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by jv22222 9y ago
> Here's a hint: if you saw it in a dystopic thriller you probably don't need to build it, even out of morbid curiosity. But, for example, you could make a chrome extension to remove Trump from all pictures on the internet! I&#
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by jv22222 9y ago
I found the most interesting aspect of this article is that somehow launching rockets can affect the performance of gps and self driving cars.
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by jv22222 9y ago
On the ledger blog: https://www.ledger.fr/2018/03/20/firmware-1-4-deep-dive-secu... > We would like to congratulate the three security researchers who found these bounties. > Saleem Rashid – MCU fooling
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Show HN: Nugget 3.0 – Browse 3450+ SaaS product ideas
23 points by jv22222 9y ago|2 comments
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by jv22222 9y ago
Perhaps a company like open ai or some other company setup by all the players involved could run the analysis in cases like this.
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by jv22222 9y ago
A few months back I gave a Trader Joe's blueberry muffin to my son. https://www.fooducate.com/app#!page=product&id=B7329F0C-B3E6... As usual I cut it in half straight down the middle. As usual I paid no attention t
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Thanks for the Advice, Grandpa – Debunking Conventional Startup Wisdom(blog.nugget.one)
11 points by jv22222 9y ago|1 comments
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by jv22222 9y ago
I thought this was an interesting read regarding a number of different points/ideas. Netflix is like the upside down of TV is an interesting idea. Netflix takes things people already like and doubles down on them, and that's the w
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Netflix is getting huge, but can it get great?(nytimes.com)
86 points by jv22222 9y ago|177 comments
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by jv22222 9y ago
Now THAT is what professional PR looks like.
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by jv22222 9y ago
What are some of the best resources to use when getting started coding async PHP? Any tutorials?
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Cancer ‘vaccine’ eliminates tumors in mice(med.stanford.edu)
942 points by jv22222 9y ago|173 comments
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Cryptocurrency Trader Robbed ‘At Gunpoint’(cointelegraph.com)
2 points by jv22222 9y ago|0 comments
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by jv22222 9y ago
> Can you explain how a decenteralized exchange provides USD? A major part of the OmiseGo plan is full cash-in/cash-out capabilities via as many ATMs as they can get connected to. They have access to quite a few thousand ATMs out th
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by jv22222 9y ago
Motivating people with fear is as old as the bible, so I guess it's par for the course.
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by jv22222 9y ago
> it's incredibly hard to have a full-time job and also build out a successful side project I'm not trying to brag but I've done that twice and I have a 3 year old! > your job is holding you back from the execution that
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by jv22222 9y ago
I think we're violently agreeing and also we have somewhat similar side projects (i.e. helping other devs) ;)
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by jv22222 9y ago
Don't get me wrong I think having a co-founder is often a bad idea. I just don't like any of the reasons you mentioned. Hmm. Let's see. 1) It’s very hard to convince a cofounder to join an unproven business. And that is going
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by jv22222 9y ago
> Isn't that just what Kraken or Coinbase already does? No. It's more akin to an operating system of money rather than a proprietary siloed app.
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by jv22222 9y ago
This article is so full of fear mongering language, yet it makes some salient points. I wish the same article existed that was stripped of the hyperbole. Example: > what I mean by “social pathologies of collapse”: a new, bizarre, terribl
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by jv22222 9y ago
This comment makes it seems like it's a foregone conclusion your business will be a success. Yet, the odds of success are _very_ small... If you have a co-founder... or if you don't have a co-founder. In other words, it will proba
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by jv22222 9y ago
OmiseGo is building a decentralized exchange that converts between USD and a coin (any coin any currency). http://www.tristone-llc.com/omisego-the-global-standard-for-...
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by jv22222 9y ago
I hope the writers of Mr. Robot are paying attention to what you just wrote ;)
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Why Tesla’s Auto Pilot Can’t See a Stopped Firetruck(wired.com)
9 points by jv22222 9y ago|4 comments
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by jv22222 9y ago
I always wonder why so many people don't respond to critical comments in the way that rbres has here. It's such a great opportunity to show what your company is all about and win over skeptics. Nice work rbres! Now, let's do
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by jv22222 9y ago
Is this shift in any way related to Trump, or would it be happening right about now anyways?
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Ask HN: If you deposit cash into a bank, do they get two copies of the money?
4 points by jv22222 9y ago|4 comments
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by jv22222 9y ago
The concept of tether is a good one. I wish that a reputable company or YC startup would do exactly the same thing but in a very legitamate way. It seems like they could make a good amount of money by charging withdrawal and transfer fees.
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by jv22222 9y ago
It’s just like how in Aliens vs Monsters when they gave the president of the united states two big red buttons right next to each other: 1: Launch nuclear attack 2: Make coffee

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