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Microsoft Flight Simulator players are flying into Hurricane Laura(theverge.com)
15 points by kposehn 6y ago|2 comments
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America’s canned tuna industry went belly up(slate.com)
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Supreme Court rules Trump cannot end DACA in big win for 'Dreamer' immigrants(nbcnews.com)
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GrubHub, JustEat and Takeway.com to Merge [pdf](s2.q4cdn.com)
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Live SpaceX Impersonating Bitcoin Scam on YouTube
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by kposehn 6y ago
Site won’t scroll on iOS keeping me from reading the full readme.
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by kposehn 6y ago
We shall not speak of those dark times!
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by kposehn 6y ago
> That works for the simplest of advertiser campaigns, but doesn't scale. Actually, the examples I'm referring to are at pretty massive scale (>$100mm in spend) all the way down to <$100k. It works across a pretty massive
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by kposehn 6y ago
> The thing is I am not sure a large percentage of advertisers are aware of such things and adjust their expectations. True. Advertiser education is a big challenge for platforms, agencies and marketing employees. Every time I go to a ne
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by kposehn 6y ago
In this case, you create a test and control of two audiences using a variety of techniques: 1. Do 1st party -> 3rd party data matching with a partner like LiveRamp or Oracle (formerly DataLogix), where you effectively take consumer data
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by kposehn 6y ago
As this is a repost (no offense to OP), I'm going to repost my original comment (thread here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21468505 ) about this which is still applicable: Reliably someone comes along every few
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Scientist bakes sourdough bread with 4,500-year-old yeast in Egyptian pottery(cbsnews.com)
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Re-Inventing the Windmill(thearchimedes.com)
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by kposehn 7y ago
It's more that any hackintosh isn't perfect, and you'll notice some glaring flaws. For me, it restarted on wake about 15% of the time. But every time that happened, it was always jarring. In addition, I would occasionally get
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by kposehn 7y ago
I’ve been using a Hack Pro for several months with OpenCore. It took a bit to learn my way through the docs as they were not terribly clear when I started but once I was up and running it was nice. I was largely happy with it, as the machin
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The World’s Only Sourdough Library(atlasobscura.com)
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by kposehn 7y ago
If this indeed is the case, anyone with low-temp ovens should immediately be volunteering them up to help sterilize. Hell, I have two of them the Breville countertop convection oven - It'll go as low as 120F steadily, so 158F should be
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The Light Show on CN Tower Is a Subliminal Photo Slideshow(petapixel.com)
1 points by kposehn 7y ago|0 comments
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Tesla invents new aluminum alloys for die casting electric car parts(electrek.co)
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Amazon lawyers want to depose Trump(msnbc.com)
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Neural Networks Upscale Film from 1896 to 4K(gizmodo.com)
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by kposehn 7y ago
Beating “with chappals” which are slippers .
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by kposehn 7y ago
You can’t manually enter transactions in the register though last I checked. That’s the essential thing - predictive cash flow.
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by kposehn 7y ago
I’ve never seen them before - and it allows me to enter transactions ahead of time! However, it can’t track stock options without doing it manually. Wish they supported that.
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by kposehn 7y ago
#5 is so critical. If you can’t enter transactions ahead of time and know where you will be, then what is the point?
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by kposehn 7y ago
I have a few requests for you: 1. Allow people to enter transactions ahead of time and plan ahead. I dropped Mint in favor of Quicken because no other tool allows me to properly plan ahead. But Quicken still lacks support for a number of fi
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by kposehn 7y ago
Hell, I want to look up the series he did about weapons of war a long time ago. I remember watching a bit of it and then couldn't find it...time to trawl YouTube.
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The AOL Time-Warner merger 20 years later(linkedin.com)
3 points by kposehn 7y ago|1 comments
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How to live a happy life: 102-year-old who just released first album(cnbc.com)
2 points by kposehn 7y ago|0 comments
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Extraordinary Folkloric NPCs(moltensulfur.com)
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