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   by m348e912 4y ago

   For anyone who experienced regret for having the come up idea for uber before it was a thing but never capitalizing on it, this is the article to read. Uber's success wasn't just the technology, but figuring out how usurp a very w
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   by m348e912 4y ago

   This is tricky since it delves into first amendment territory. I wonder if it may be overturned by a higher court.
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   by m348e912 4y ago

   Encrypt the files and then use backblaze, reasonably priced cloud hosting. With encryption the nature of the files are irrelevant.
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   by m348e912 4y ago

   Lightning wallets are basically Venmo. Change my mind.
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   by m348e912 4y ago

   If the "IRS" is sending you an email, you're probably being scammed. The real IRS sends letters, via traditional post. In fact, the IRS seems to be anti-technology IMO. IRS.gov has the dumbest password policy I have ever enco
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   by m348e912 4y ago

   I've thought for a while now that Darwin's theory of evolution is not wrong, but perhaps incomplete. With better understanding of things like epigenetics we may eventually find out how exactly species have evolved in ways that may
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   by m348e912 4y ago

   *if they didn't sell any currency. They'll also make money if the price recovers and they decide to sell.
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   by m348e912 4y ago

   They may have done what many US university fraternity organizations do. Procure a copy of test questions. With frats it's usually test questions from previous year provided by upperclassmen who have already completed the course. Many t
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   by m348e912 4y ago

   https://world.openfoodfacts.org/product/0025293004511/silk-p... How reliable is their scoring system? I can't imagine a world where chocolate almond cashew milk with 14g of added sugar per 1 cup serving gets
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    I look at it this way, when you 1099 yourself you represent yourself as a mini business to your employer. You're responsible for the overhead and risk of that business. That additional cost and risk could easily could represent 2x what
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    thx!
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    cool web app, commenting to save for later
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    When it comes to mice, some are more equal than others. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Humanized_mouse
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    Can you offer it for free for YT users with less than X number of subscribers? It would be a good way to get it out there.
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    Cool service. It's just unfortunate that you have to pay for something YouTube should be doing already.
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    It depends on the startup. If it hasn't been going through a period of hyper-growth and has a solid business plan that can withstand an economic downturn, potentially.
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    I noticed that the bald eagle is regularly seen in the US west, I've seen it several times myself. It's impressive how recovery programs can take a species on the brink of extinction to almost commonplace.
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    I have read that metals like aluminum, copper, zinc, and iron can play a factor in the onset of Alzheimer's, but that might be related to the amyloid plaque theory. I regularly take zinc and iron supplements and have used aluminum base
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    "Trust the science" has been a often drummed mantra the past several years but it's important to consider science is subject to bias, group think, influence, and sometimes corruption. (although the latter doesn't seem to
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    You don't even need a first name, there are free sites let you look up people with just a phone number these days.
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    Cool thanks for the links
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    I upvoted you because you're entitled your opinion, but I whole-heartedly disagree.
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    I read about epigenetics a few years ago and it's fascinating. I hope more research gets done on it. Trauma passed through genes makes me wonder a few things: * Where/How is it encoded in the gene sequence? * Is having kids ea
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    Hijacking top comment to mention that Apple is planning to let you use an iPhone as a webcam soon. https://www.theverge.com/2022/6/6/23156834/apple-iphone-webc...
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    Yup
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    Where is article payload? I tried this with NYT and couldn't find what you're pointing at under the network tab.
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    I have two buying/selling indicators for crypto. 1. When my mom or other people who have no business in investing in crypto ask me how much bitcoin they should buy. (selling indicator) 2. When people start liquidating their positions
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    This happened to me several times with more than one Dell laptop. The solution I have found is to set the laptop to HIBERNATE when the lid closes, not sleep. I wish I had known this sooner. This has to be a pretty common issue, I am sure a
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    Falsehoods programmers believe about names(kalzumeus.com)

    2 points by m348e912 4y ago|0 comments
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    by m348e912 4y ago

    Huh? I'm not even sure how you came to that conclusion. Gmail is probably tougher on mail servers using IP6 addresses because they're plentiful and I suspect spammers were having a field day setting up temporary mail relays forcin