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by loopdoend 4y ago
This would be really “fun” to scale with all the synchronous work going on. You guys definitely picked one of the hardest businesses to be in given the ungodly number of service providers you interface with! Very impressive.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
The nice thing about this article is it blows some ageist assumptions out of the water. I wasn’t expecting the average founders age to be over 40 in SV.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
Useful to know when switching to nut milks that almond milk is chock-full of oxalates and possibly not good for people with kidney stones.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
Frauds always go bad
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by loopdoend 4y ago
Which legal system has a claw back period on withdrawals? Can you imagine rolling back wire payments 90 days old!
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by loopdoend 4y ago
They are solvent unless they have to suddenly sell the bonds, in which case they are worth less now than at maturity.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
Never mind
98.
by loopdoend 4y ago
Yeah, why is 1GPa being referred to as "near-room pressure"?
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by loopdoend 4y ago
This is already a thing in the leadgen space it's called RTB. Tree has likely simply figured out that it's more profitable to sell the data multiple times. Hot leads are very valuable, especially in the pay-per-call space. Every s
100.
by loopdoend 4y ago
Not if the company knows they will win the dispute. It's an easy way to get rid of the complainer and send them to annoy someone else.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
This is horrifying. I am in infosec and would be absolutely fooled by this. We won't even be able to trust a follow-up call soon.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
Bob Parsons, founder, loves to kill elephants.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
I always marvel at costs given by governments and wonder if they aren't baking in a lot of salary costs that would be spent regardless.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
It's the journey, not the destination. And some people do things solely to make YouTube videos showing off their skills, it's how you build an audience.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
When thinking about problems I have to constantly tell myself, don't worry, it isn't infinite... you can get through it and get it done. I also have a tendency to get mired in the details and need to frequently zoom out to remind
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by loopdoend 4y ago
Skylights
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by loopdoend 4y ago
It's really good a boiling things down to the basics that's for sure, but it's very very basic isn't it?
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by loopdoend 4y ago
For all its knowledge it can't solve even the most basic problems accurately - but what do you expect from a language model?
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by loopdoend 4y ago
https://store.steampowered.com/app/659540/Warsim_The_Realm_o...
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by loopdoend 4y ago
I love how Safari fills in OTP codes from SMS messages automatically. I know you’re not supposed to use them but so many services still do.
111.
by loopdoend 4y ago
Don’t you just tap the brake to disengage adaptive cruise?
112.
by loopdoend 4y ago
How is $0 even possible? It seems to me it must be at least partially backed.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
The book Breath by James Nestor really sparked a popular awareness about breathing.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
*allusion
115.
by loopdoend 4y ago
Indeed, with the gift card system... how does $10 billion get laundered through gift cards like that?
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by loopdoend 4y ago
And hey, we don’t have to rely on anyone else to work over Xmas.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
Why would you store your private key on a cloud storage service? This is what hard wallets are for.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
The type of meat matters, I would look into Neu5Gc.
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by loopdoend 4y ago
6 hours later...
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by loopdoend 4y ago
Sugar and seed oils (vegetable oils). Practically impossible to avoid especially in "food deserts".

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