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by misterprime 4y ago
That's impressive. Thanks for the heads up. I never would have tried searching for a specific product that way. I have searched for "burger" or "pizza" successfully, but a specific product along with an inventory ch
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by misterprime 5y ago
How were the earnings? Sounds like it might be some pretty solid income for a highschooler.
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by misterprime 5y ago
What's to investigate? Are you upset about potential tax fraud or something?
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by misterprime 5y ago
I self identify as middle class. It was pretty exciting when my wife and I both opened T-Mobile Money accounts and capped out their $3,000 balance for access to 4% APR. Even the 1% APR for additional funds is attractive, as far as a savings
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by misterprime 5y ago
There's also money in selling the transaction data, isn't there? That's one of the attractive things about the Apple Pay + Apple Card isn't it? I thought I read some time ago that Apple Pay anonymizes the card somehow so
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by misterprime 5y ago
That's exactly how I read it. It was the first obstacle to overcome. "OK, they're walking different speeds, and the statement means that neither of them changed their own unique speed over the course of their walk." It t
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by misterprime 5y ago
The struggle is real. Someone help me out here please: >5. Two old ladies left from A to B and from B to A at dawn heading to-wards one another (along the same road). They met at noon, but did not stop, and each of them carried on walkin
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by misterprime 7y ago
This might actually be good to included as required reading in first year computer science courses. It's an excellent example of "how not to conduct yourself".
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by misterprime 7y ago
From the parent: "as is now the case"
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by misterprime 7y ago
Kinda like a run on the banks. There may be no good reason for it, but it's still gonna happen.
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by misterprime 7y ago
I really could care less.
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by misterprime 7y ago
And here without registration requirements: https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/author/60
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by misterprime 7y ago
>I feel like it takes an iphone release and a set of features for Google to even consider some taken path. I feel very grateful to Android for bring the slide down notification bar, easy multitasking, multi-microphone noise cancellation,
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by misterprime 7y ago
What about user posts, and not paid political ads?
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by misterprime 7y ago
Thanks for clearing that up. Interesting. Can you address the other questions as well?
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by misterprime 7y ago
What entity are you accusing of "subverting democracy at the hands of authoritarian regimes"? Is it Facebook? Is that because they aren't fighting fake news well enough? Is it because they are still accepting political ads wi
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by misterprime 7y ago
Verbal thinker here: Can imagine smells (and 3D scenes, and musical sounds).
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by misterprime 7y ago
Yeah: verbal thinker here. Can visualize imagined scenes and objects no problem.
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by misterprime 7y ago
On Firefox and Chrome the paywall is in full force in private mode. Not just you. I'm not sure if disabling javascript still works. It used to. Also, pasting the link into archive.is used to work, but I think that hole got plugged some
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by misterprime 7y ago
A colleague JUST told me about this: https://ringfitadventure.nintendo.com/
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by misterprime 7y ago
Agreed. Up until I was about 20 years old I could remember details about seeing movies such as which venue (theater, house) and which familiar people were present. Eventually that started to fade. Nowadays, after another 20 years, some movi
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by misterprime 7y ago
Summary: Verizon offering better package to new customers only. Existing customers do not qualify.
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by misterprime 7y ago
>And the non-iOS phone users that are married to “how much control they have” have touched an iphone since 2014. I don't even tinker that much and my foray into iOS lasted only 1 year with the 10S Max. The inability to arrange items
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by misterprime 7y ago
What about these lines? > ...including 24 people charged over deliberately lit bushfires. >"Arson is not caused by climate change," he told ABC radio on Tuesday.
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by misterprime 7y ago
That statement is about the 180 people. But read it again and you'll see that 24 were arrested for starting brush fires specifically. Here's another article from the Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/na
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by misterprime 7y ago
>steel rods that give the concrete strength, expand and contract at exactly the same rate as concrete. How cool, didn't know that. Makes so much sense.
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by misterprime 7y ago
If it's cheaper and more resilient, why is it only focused on civil and military structures? What's the trade off?
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by misterprime 7y ago
Is this article just a derivative of the patents that were discussed on HN several weeks ago? I liked that discussion. Plenty of varying perspectives such as "Bob Lasar was proven right!" and "in an arms race, keep your enemy
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by misterprime 7y ago
Good point. Is it also true that high risk places (forest/rural) are probably cheaper and easier to install underground than low risk places (urban)?
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by misterprime 7y ago
Enjoyable story. Please add to HBO's Silicon Valley script =)

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