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by mox1 8y ago
They are, I just opened some junkmail from opendoor and there was something about OpenDoor Brokerage <MYSTATE> LLC.
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by mox1 8y ago
Fords 2020 R&D Budget: 1. Battery technology - 5% 2. Lighter weight materials - 5% 3. safer cars - 5% 4. Popup ads in the windshield - 85% What could go wrong?!
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by mox1 8y ago
If a start-up did this, we would just call it "growth hacking".
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by mox1 8y ago
The story literally quotes the general of the NSA, saying they go though the FBI to get a FISA court order to compel the company.. Additionally, the story quoted talks about how the UK obtained the data and gave it to the NSA. Nowhere is th
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by mox1 8y ago
No that would make 0 sense. The NSA doesn't "attack" american companies with covert implants. They get FISA court orders that force american companies to attach their equipment.
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by mox1 8y ago
This is the irony, that in your scenario (which I agree with), My "check" would be to purchase Turbotax or similar and run the numbers. So whether the IRS pre-fills the 1040 or I do it myself, I'm going to use tax prep softwa
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by mox1 8y ago
The article goes into this, but I suppose the short answer is today - No. There are various future proposals that will tackle this (enumerated in article).
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by mox1 8y ago
No, but I'm going to guess right around the 17M, I guess it depends on how much the founders owned and whether they "cashed out" or just made their shares go poof.
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by mox1 8y ago
Still going strong, probably more popular than ever. There is now 2 distinct ways to play the game online Magic Arena, and MTGO (Magic The Gathering Online). Full rules enforcement, matchmaking, drafting, etc. etc. "Paper" Magic i
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by mox1 8y ago
I took this to mean that glassblowers should be paid more, especially the best ones in the world. If it was known 10+ years ago that Caltechs glassblower made 300-500k a year, you can bet they wouldn't be in this situation now. The mil
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by mox1 8y ago
That's the one big problem with this piece of advice. This style of interview (ahem audition) will NOT work when applying for your 1st, 2nd or even 3rd jobs. McDonalds and even Facebook need a lot of worker bees. They need very few P
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by mox1 8y ago
CrowdStrike is filled with former Govt employees (FBI, NSA). So you get all of the training and techniques of top FBI / NSA hackers without all of the pesky "rules" associated with using them.
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by mox1 8y ago
Yep and unless you spend hours researching the sellers, 100% of those NiMH batteries and servo motors will be absolute crap. The batteries will have fake UL logos, fake Samsung or whomever logos, etc. etc. At this point, I would rather orde
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by mox1 8y ago
These also leave a "red bullseye ring" around the bite area, which is a common sign of a deer tick bite.
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by mox1 8y ago
And the 50k worker in the story is 20 years old. I'm sure he has a lot of potential salary growth.
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by mox1 8y ago
Access to information is a pretty big requirement to a free market. In fact models of the free market assume "perfect information". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perfect_information
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by mox1 9y ago
Their current business model is (was?) to price everything in the store 5-20% higher than elsewhere, but then offer coupons, sales, etc. to offset that. When our daughter was born we price compared them for a lot of big ticket items, but ul
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by mox1 9y ago
If the same or similar item is available on Target.com, I now buy it there. I trust Target's supply chain about 100x more than Amazon and I'm willing to pay extra for that assurance.
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by mox1 9y ago
Why are you looking for jobs if you are too busy to spend 90 minutes of effort on applying for that job? Maybe the whole point of the test is not how well you do, but how you react to being asked to do something you feel is beneath you...
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by mox1 9y ago
It really does seem like Health Insurance is heading in a backwards direction. They cover the small, predictable costs (annual checkups, routine blood tests, etc), but continue to find ways to pay less of the "major" events. Imagi
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by mox1 9y ago
I don't think there needs to be much "reporting". Intel has a rule where c-suite and up execs who have been at the company 5+ years must hold a minimum amount of stock. For the CEO, that number is 250,000. The CEO recently ex
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by mox1 9y ago
I don't think they release any numbers, but they have to be one of the most popular VPN subscription services available.
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by mox1 9y ago
Correct this will not stop "sophisticated" users. The whole goal of this system is to cause bad actors to dedicate more resources to using your platform and add a shadow of doubt. Spammers, etc. all want a cheap easy payday, that&
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by mox1 9y ago
Because evidence has shown when you waste the time of people doing this, they move on. If you instantly ban them, its easy to spot, easy to automate and doesn't really solve the problem. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x
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by mox1 9y ago
As a consumer/customer I have no way of knowing. So as far as I am concerned all products Fulfilled by Amazon are co-mingled inventory, possibly items directly sold by Amazon as well (I don't think they have commented on this).
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by mox1 9y ago
Too add a data point, here is a list of the 10 most common <FirstName, LastName> pairs in the United States. https://blogs.ancestry.com/cm/calling-james-smith-10-most-co... I hesitate to guess ethnicity based on
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by mox1 9y ago
https://www.wsj.com/articles/on-amazon-pooled-merchandise-op...
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by mox1 9y ago
Amazon also co-mingles inventory. If we both have the same exact product to sell it gets put into the same physical warehouse space. Then when it's sold, they just grab a random one out of that space. So its possible that you can &quot
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by mox1 9y ago
Adding Hulu to the U.S. would be nice.
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by mox1 9y ago
So a 1 in a million probability, with potentially 30 million phones in use within the next few months.... So like 30 times a day...assuming 1 face unlock per device per day.

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