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mayneack
8y ago
Speaking personally as someone who usually gets enough sleep, I'd much rather wake up of my own accord than by alarm. If I wake up within an hour of my alarm, I just get up.
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mayneack
9y ago
How long it has been hot seems irrelevant to the question of "will this make it less hot?". _IF_ this makes it less hot, it still _might_ be a waste of money, but it all depends on how much less hot.
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mayneack
9y ago
Depends on how well it works. If it actually brings down the temperature a noticeable amount in the summer, it might be offset by the saved air conditioning costs. LA gets some fun blackouts every summer from everyone using their AC at the
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mayneack
9y ago
Probably has something to do with the frequency of how often people consciously use Facebook. Maybe they have comparable amounts of data, but Facebook puts a lot of effort into making you think about it all the time.
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mayneack
9y ago
except my "real" address has dots, so I know that 0 dots are being cleaned. I just can't tell who did it.
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9y ago
I prefer creating a unique email alias from dots more than plus. Especially if I sign up for something I'm worried will leak my email address to a third party, I use the dots. A malicious sharer of emails could trivially strip all the
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mayneack
9y ago
I read the message retention policy as a true delete for anyone not wanting to get their previously private messages grandfathered into a newly non-private policy. Slack warns you for a channel that setting the retention policy is "tru
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mayneack
9y ago
adding to the set of hiring comments. Factual in Century City is hiring across engineering. benmayne@factual.com https://www.factual.com/company/careers/?gh_src=1pt2v8
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9y ago
5 minutes of googling suggests that Penicillin was not patented and the mass production was later patented by the USDA (not some private pharma company). The entire modern funding ecosystem being patent based just means it's the most p
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mayneack
9y ago
Why do you say that? Just because most modern pharmaceuticals were created with patents, doesn't mean that they wouldn't exist without patents.
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9y ago
As a serial selecter, I wish it would get rid of the popup when you select text. https://imgur.com/G5x0U9P
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The Feds Can Now (Probably) Unlock Every iPhone Model in Existence
(forbes.com)
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mayneack
9y ago
I must have less spam email because I really like this feature as it only seems to read things I want events for (hotel visits, flights, etc)
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9y ago
I really enjoy the update. I've posted this before, but I like the focus on my friends, the isolation of the branded content, and the ability to mute specific people's stories. I hope people get used to it rather than rolling it b
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9y ago
Speaking of walled gardens, that feature already exists for Amazon e-books and audiobooks read through kindle/audible.
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9y ago
I really like the change. More friends, fewer brands, and the ability to unsubscribe from specific users' stories. I hope people eventually acclimate to it and it sticks around.
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9y ago
I don't know if it would work for instagram, but I habitually block brand accounts on twitter if they promote tweets to me. I can't quantify it, but I feel like I don't see as many ads on twitter as I used to. https:/&#
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9y ago
I don't think we read the same links. "defending" and "rebuttal" are in none of the links I gave.
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9y ago
The Guardian on "Correct the record": https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Awww.theguardian.com+%... https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2016/oct/13/wikile... https:&#x
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9y ago
Yeah, I understand all that, but nowhere does anyone suggest that they care more about the awards than general backlash. They weren't even blocked from the major awards - academy awards, golden globes - just the regional critics associ
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9y ago
http://www.latimes.com/projects/la-fi-disney-anaheim-deals/
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9y ago
I don't see any indication that this is any more important than the public backlash.
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9y ago
Surely there's some people they'd turn down money from. I doubt anyone in the valley is gonna accept a check publicly from harvey weinstein right now. You're right that it's a business decision more than moral, but given
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9y ago
Yeah, I guess instead of rolling the dice on herd immunity by subsidizing everyone. they could just offer monetary incentives for their customers.
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9y ago
I've always wondered why the flu shot wasn't 100% free even without insurance. It wouldn't surprise me if one insurance company (or a collective of companies) could lower their net payout by increasing the number of total vac
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9y ago
about 26 do https://i.imgur.com/QQqVyQX.png
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9y ago
26 companies have "all" values apparently https://i.imgur.com/QQqVyQX.png
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9y ago
What am I supposed to be looking at? https://i.imgur.com/nUA6aqx.png
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9y ago
What's to stop them from de-prioritizing or blocking traffic recognizable as VPN?
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9y ago
previous discussions: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6864339 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10750900
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