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541.
by metaphor 4y ago
Not a user, but doesn't MercadoLibre operate as a licensed financial institution in at least a portion of their vertical where such a requirement would not be considered unreasonable? I can certainly see them playing dark pattern games
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by metaphor 4y ago
Does the recent 5th Circuit decision[1] related to civil penalties issued by administrative agencies have any relevance here? The article mentioned that the complaint was "filed by the Department of Justice on behalf of the FTC,"
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by metaphor 4y ago
> Compatibility: Logi Bolt USB Receiver[^11] > [^11] Not compatible with Logitech Unifying USB Receiver technology So you'll have to throw away your existing MX Anywhere 3 and repurchase this seemingly vaporware "for Bus
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by metaphor 4y ago
> ACM has opened more than 117,500 articles published between 1951 and the end of 2000, during the first 50 years of its publishing program. Up to end of 2000, so it appears there's still residual value in holding Lifetime Members
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by metaphor 4y ago
The winning team's research was previously discussed[1] a few weeks ago. [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31200793
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by metaphor 4y ago
Worth noting that a correction was buried at the end of the article: > Correction May 17th, 6:40PM ET: The Tudum workers who lost their jobs were contractors, not Netflix employees, as this story originally stated.
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by metaphor 4y ago
The Department of Education's College Scorecard for BU[1] suggests relatively few given the reported $30,395 average annual cost figure, which is described as: > The average annual net price that a student who receives federal fina
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by metaphor 4y ago
This. Was in the same boat over a year ago when AT&T started SMS spamming about 3G sundown plans on one of my prepaid phones (Blackberry Key2) flagged as "incompatible"; to be sure, the older KEYone and Priv models are apparen
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by metaphor 5y ago
> A colonel in Kansas may live like a king, but a captain in San Diego can't afford a house. Assuming both sought living accomodations outside of free base housing, I was curious what those figures actually looked like[1]: - O-6
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by metaphor 5y ago
Bureau of Labor Statistics reports[1] the national median pay was $47,130 in 2020 for the profession. [1] https://www.bls.gov/ooh/transportation-and-material-moving/h...
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by metaphor 5y ago
Precisely how do you define definitive so that we might better understand what you assert to be wrong ? My naive intuition suspects he knows, so here's a contrarian curveball pulled directly out of JEDEC JESD88 Dictionary of Terms
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by metaphor 5y ago
> Non-alcoholic beverage containing 10 percent or more of not-from-concentrate coconut water, with added flavors and stevia, packaged for retail sale More specifically, Bai Brands[1], owned by Keurig Dr Pepper. [1] https://w
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by metaphor 5y ago
> Divided between two people, that's $637 per month. If we go with the rule that 1/3 of your wages should go to housing, that means you'd need to make $1911 per month to afford that apartment. If you worked 40 hours a wee
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by metaphor 5y ago
> Hell, adjusting the 70's minimum wage to today's dollars puts it at like $24... Bullshit...the unqualified assertion doesn't even pass a ballpark sniff test using Department of Labor's historical federal minimum w
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U.S. Government Accountability Office on Blockchain – Report(gao.gov)
2 points by metaphor 5y ago|0 comments
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by metaphor 5y ago
> You can mitigate tin whiskers with a conformal coat application. Precisely how effective do you think that'll be when your core packages are fine grid BGA? > Another possibility is that these are modified CM4 boards where pa
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by metaphor 5y ago
38999- like , which the marketing language generously omits. Make no mistake, Glenair proprietary interconnect is used here. See this[1] for some sense of why this subtle distinction matters. [1] https://www.grassley.senate.gov&#
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by metaphor 5y ago
> supports nvme drives Before that, I'd honestly like to see TPM 2.0 support baked in first. > has no Bluetooth or Wifi by default Alas, not the case here[1]. Genuinely looks like they just stuffed a consumer RPi CM4 on a cus
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by metaphor 5y ago
Do you seriously think these guys are like, "pick a crime and target, anything really so long as it's a legit felony...we'll give you a week to get creative, then when you're ready, we can all sing kumbaya while you demo
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by metaphor 5y ago
https://archive.is/gXs8e
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Intel Nears Roughly $6B Deal to Buy Tower Semiconductor(wsj.com)
10 points by metaphor 5y ago|2 comments
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by metaphor 5y ago
Wow, figured uniquely colored switches would drive up cost[1], but certainly didn't expect over US$10/ea at 10 units MOQ...hard pass. [1] https://www.newark.com/erg-components/sds-8-014/dip-switch-8...
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by metaphor 5y ago
I thought the generalized examples here[1] were objectively adequate. Using real world examples in this context strikes me as dancing into a mine field and a dismissal of the nuanced exercise towards understanding that the author suggests[2
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by metaphor 5y ago
Are other cities that operate major Class I freight rail seeing the same looting issue, or is this just LA/UP "market disruption" that hasn't caught up with the rest of the country? EDIT: To be sure, I wonder because my
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Spotlight on Statistics: Business Employment Dynamics by Age and Size of Firms(bls.gov)
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by metaphor 5y ago
> It doesn’t make sense for a user to... Famous last words of many a unemployed junior developer...just sayin'.
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by metaphor 5y ago
The first sentence of the link asserts: > ...evidence that substances claiming to treat or prevent alcohol-induced hangover work.
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by metaphor 5y ago
From the EOL FAQ[1]: > Will BlackBerry Android devices still work after EOL date? > BlackBerry Android devices will not be impacted by the EOL of infrastructure services unless they are receiving redirected email sent to a BlackBer
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by metaphor 5y ago
> Sometimes it happens that if you donate clothes to some African communities, corruption will take over and your donation will not reach the hands of those in most need. The clothes will instead be sold into the illegal markets, profit
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by metaphor 5y ago
It's a gopherris inepta , clearly.

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