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Ask HN: Did you get the Zoom class action notice?
6 points by levinb 5y ago|1 comments
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Newsom abolishes CA single-family zoning(mercurynews.com)
22 points by levinb 5y ago|7 comments
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by levinb 5y ago
>tracking how much time they spent on their breakfast with a stopwatch Masterfully stated. One of the primary problems with this culture, and the general culture of quantified self/everything, is that the data doesn’t inform or chan
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by levinb 5y ago
NY has the “Excelsior Pass Plus” that can also include recent CoV test results. In my experience only high end restaurants, union industries, and major public institutions are requiring either, but the number and type of venues is increasin
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by levinb 5y ago
Totally legal. Porsche tried hard in the 70s and 80s to push back on this as they had dealers (and salesman) heavily involved in the drug trade. They fought to buyout their dealers and go direct. Lost hard as all dealerships understood what
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by levinb 5y ago
This season was one of the best pieces of television (or film) that has ever been produced. It’s so good, and so true, it’s hard to watch. Resonates with my experience growing up in schools with some kids in real poverty. So many that don’t
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by levinb 5y ago
Advice straight out of The Onion, 18 years ago: https://local.theonion.com/i-should-start-some-sort-of-huge-... "Working security at Rite Aid for $6.55 an hour is just not cutting it the way it used to. But I'm no
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by levinb 6y ago
Yes, certainly the author of that piece has a biased take. It is not just a hot-take however, and the main point is true; that the person who performs the draw must be in the employ of a CLIA approved lab that is accountable for their perfo
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by levinb 6y ago
So this is interesting, but I'm concerned you may have issues here, just like workpath (formerly Iggbo) and Call9 did (though for different reasons). There's a slight chance that this sort of service may in fact be illegal, or at
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by levinb 6y ago
This is going to start to change: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25395278
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Congress Votes to Ban Anonymous Shell Companies(washingtonpost.com)
6 points by levinb 6y ago|1 comments
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by levinb 6y ago
As a former Coastie I appreciate you saying this. Oftentimes, we find government resources wasted for little value. Many a life, however, from pollution, man’s violence, or the intemperance of the sea, has been saved by the Coast Guard. An
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Drones Complicate the Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict(latimes.com)
27 points by levinb 6y ago|0 comments
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Ranked Choice Voting Could Decide Maine's Senate Race(text.npr.org)
1 points by levinb 6y ago|0 comments
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Soapy the Germ Fighter (1951)(oldsocialguidancefilms.blogspot.com)
1 points by levinb 6y ago|0 comments
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Can a public school force a freshman to sign up for Twitter?(law.stackexchange.com)
5 points by levinb 7y ago|0 comments
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by levinb 7y ago
Same here. Documenting and open-sourcing the legal effort around this could be good experience for people that help in other similar situations.
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by levinb 7y ago
It seems like it would present a pathway to that sort of thing. I found it interesting in that these ideas, like a literal 'proof of work', have been around for a long time before our recent crypto era.
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Time-Based Currency(en.wikipedia.org)
3 points by levinb 7y ago|2 comments