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by lev99 9y ago
Alexa apps have a bad reputation. Amazon should do a better quality check on the apps.
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by lev99 9y ago
I use credits for books that cost more then $12 and I buy with credit any book that costs more. I buy those 3 credits for ~$35 packages as needed. It's really cool that any book on audible has a maximum price much lower then if you we
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by lev99 9y ago
Maybe I listen to CDs/Vinyl, play Xbox, or would like to connect a non-macos computer to the TV. AppleTV is Apple's answer and I bought heavily into the Apple ecosystem. However, I still use other audiosources daily.
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by lev99 9y ago
Having smaller packages each with many dependencies is a common node design pattern. I think this started because it doesn't have a lot of framework code to relay on, so simpler functions became packages. It has advantages and disadva
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by lev99 9y ago
Just a clarifying statement. In Bangladesh citizens own a factory then Bangladesh benefits much more then if Nike owns a factory. By "Local profits" I meant when locally-owned factories operate more money is kept internally then
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by lev99 9y ago
Thank you.
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by lev99 9y ago
I sleep, read, and change clothes in my bedroom. No reason for a quality sound system there. I understand that other people might "hang out" in the bedroom more.
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by lev99 9y ago
I live in a 900sqft apartment. I could not see having a $350 that doesn't integrate with a a TV because my space is only really big enough for one audio source. Am I alone in this? How much space does a home need before it has multip
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by lev99 9y ago
I'm a regular audible user with 72 audio books. Yes audiobooks are expensive, but I find them to be the most intellectually stimulating audio source. I have gathered these books over the last 30 months, with more heavy usage in the l
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by lev99 9y ago
When foreign companies open a factory in a third world company the companies economy benefits significantly less then if a factory owned by citizens of the same country open up. The profits leave the country instead of stay inside, where t
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by lev99 9y ago
Engaging means to give them attention, and assumes a level of active participation. In this case engaging means clicking, watching, swiping, and sharing. Lifestyle brands are a type of business as varied as Wired Magazine to Rayban Sunglas
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by lev99 9y ago
I opened my snap app and I saw it. Maybe it knows too much about me.
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by lev99 9y ago
5% might be a little low, but you do make a valid point that you cannot make a business selling at a loss.
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by lev99 9y ago
We have a long history of hiring thieves/hackers in professional security. Actually, for these guys a highly publicized criminal trial in which they serve time is just good marketing. Consider Kevin Mitnick for example.
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by lev99 9y ago
I can see how GPA imperfectly measures a student's knowledge/intelligence. However credibility and honesty should be valued in a perfect world.
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by lev99 9y ago
I meant it as an example of most people advertising of Snapchat don't sell things but are lifestyle brands. I should not have used that example.
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by lev99 9y ago
Companies don't die when they lose money. They cut expenses or they get acquired. Companies die when they have no revenue. If I were an investor in Snap I would much rather see them raise revenue then cut expenses or decrease loses.
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by lev99 9y ago
Snap users and advertisers have responded very positively to the clear division between user generated content and advertising. If you are not a Snap user, or if you haven't used it in awhile, I encourage you to check it out. Snap adve
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by lev99 9y ago
Describing who benefits from properties of one policy (non-transferable reputation) is not an inherit stance in favor of that policy. Every policy has winners and losers. I just felt like on this discussion thread there was a loser (people
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by lev99 9y ago
It is sacrificing his academic creditably for the good of his student's gpa.
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by lev99 9y ago
It makes someone new to the economy have to work even harder to get a start. If there is a new gig platform and I have 0 rep, that's fine because everyone has 0 rep. If there is a new gig platform and I have 0 rep, and a lot of people
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by lev99 9y ago
Your job has consequences on your entire life. These numbers both will have consequences on everything. The major difference is who owns the rating system and which factors modify the rating.
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by lev99 9y ago
The system was announced in China in 2015, and the Black Mirror episode was released in 2016. The Black Mirror was likely inspired by the Chinese system.
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by lev99 9y ago
Start blackhat and switch to whitehat when the feds catch you.
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by lev99 9y ago
1. This is written and published by Cyber Security Ventures. Their bias should be obvious. 2. The 3.5 million is a global number. India is projected to have 1 million of them. 3. The article seems to also try to drum up demand for Managed
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by lev99 9y ago
I'm not sure that the USB-C cable buys your much that some electrical tape couldn't provide. Besides usb-c being a more elegant solution. Offloading the battery would be helpful for longer sessions. I wonder if you could either
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by lev99 9y ago
> The New York University, through its venerable chancellor, Henry M. McCracken, and the University of Pennsylvania, stand as a unit committed to the elimination of the brutal tactics of the gridiron, even if it means the abolition of f
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by lev99 9y ago
Almost completely no. Stress can accelerate baldness, and a healthy diet and exercise can reduce stress, but I've read no scientific literature shows diet and exercise prevents male pattern baldness.
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by lev99 9y ago
Even worse.
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by lev99 9y ago
The Vufine+'s battery life kills that option for me. Wearables need to have a long enough battery life that you can use them most of your day without taking them in and out.

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