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by mvid 6y ago
I remember seeing it a lot with the “digital nomad” scene. People would try some bottom of the barrel business like drop shipping, fail or eke out a living in some much cheaper country, and then realize that most of the money to be made was
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by mvid 6y ago
I was going to say... he got rejected by YC (and YC turned out to be 100% correct), started one business that had the least possible success, somehow made a lot of assumptions about business success after that, and now is starting a program
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by mvid 6y ago
Because third party runs are pointless in the US presidential election, and if anything would detract from the closest ideological candidate, making it more harmful than doing nothing
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by mvid 6y ago
It would not be surprising, given this administration. We’ve already seen widespread voter suppression in local and primary elections, along with hyper aggression from major police forces. The executive branch has learned that no one holds
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by mvid 6y ago
Yet those were the signs being held. There are clear goals for police brutality protests. The anti-quarantine protests had no clear goal, the narrative seemed to be “the government hit their ‘disable economy’ button and we want them to turn
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by mvid 6y ago
Jamming devices have already been in use in Minneapolis
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by mvid 6y ago
You are absolutely right that none of them will get in trouble. That’s kind of the point of all of this.
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by mvid 6y ago
Noncompliance of a minor or fabricated rule results in extreme physical violence by police. Where have I heard that before?
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by mvid 6y ago
Doesn’t really have to be one provider. I wouldn’t mind if there were 100 Netflix competitors if whichever one I picked gave me all of the content
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by mvid 6y ago
Unlikely. Usually mostly due to agricultural burning and motor vehicles.
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by mvid 6y ago
And that is better?
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by mvid 6y ago
This seems like the kind of piece bad product managers reference to defend why they don’t put a price or purchase options on their website, only “contact us”
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by mvid 6y ago
a case that essentially triples the size of your phone doesnt seem like a solution
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by mvid 7y ago
I see this opinion a lot. I guess the argument is that we are going from 4 cell providers to 3, but realistically Sprint and TMobile were so minor we are probably going from 2 providers to 3
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by mvid 7y ago
People were flying less and cancelling flights far before the govt mandated lockdowns
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by mvid 7y ago
It might be worth looking into an egpu if you mostly notice it on an external monitor
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by mvid 7y ago
It seems more like they are pulling macOS and iOS together, so we will probably see some hybrid of both on both devices. Hopefully better than the Windows implementation though
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by mvid 7y ago
Don’t many overnight packages go through some really cold (warehouse/flight) or really hot (desert trucking) scenarios? I imagine it’s mostly viable in comfortable human conditions
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by mvid 7y ago
People having healthcare isn’t worth taxing options at vest?
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by mvid 7y ago
Just because he can’t anticipate the repercussions doesn’t mean it wasn’t politically motivated
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by mvid 7y ago
So basically in order to coordinate activities across time zones (rare), you give up having a common rough time system for waking, eating, shopping, etc. And as you said, users can “look up” their time relative to the normal on a website, w
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by mvid 7y ago
SEEKING WORK - San Francisco/Nevada - Remote OK US & EU Citizen. Travel Possible. Open to relocation for short term projects. Experienced software developer/manager with an extensive history in startups. I am proficient in Go,
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by mvid 7y ago
SEEKING WORK - San Francisco/Nevada - Remote OK US & EU Citizen. Travel Possible. Open to relocation for short term projects. Experienced software developer/manager with an extensive history in startups. Proficient in: * G
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by mvid 7y ago
I’ve only ever heard of JWT recommended in the context of “database free sessions”
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by mvid 7y ago
People don’t claim companies can’t censor things. They claim that you can’t have your first amendment rights violated by a private organization. Censorship would be part of a first amendment violation, but the two are not equivalent
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by mvid 7y ago
Sometimes the reason is stupidity
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by mvid 7y ago
Basically a library next to a coffee shop?
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by mvid 7y ago
Is this verified? Didn’t the Signal founder quit working with WhatsApp because he didn’t believe it was actually encrypted (from Facebook)
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by mvid 7y ago
What about yellow lights being shortened to catch drivers on reds?
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by mvid 7y ago
Even if it is automated, that is an $800 out of pocket expense every year for LLC fees, and more complex accounting requirements. It's not worth the effort unless you are making significant money or are serious about your business

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