nabaraz

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by nabaraz 6y ago
On Slack, I bang my head everytime their link editor pops up. I paste a link and now want to edit it, why is it so hard?
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by nabaraz 6y ago
This administration is using the WHO as a scapegoat for its mishandling of the pandemic. But I am for increasing funding to NIH.gov instead of politics ridden WHO. WHO has made this crisis worse with confusion, misinformation and incompeten
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by nabaraz 6y ago
Thanks. I will PM you when I start writing about it. Yes, it will have torso and limbs. My plan is to do something similar to this. https://i.imgur.com/8QDENyu.png
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by nabaraz 6y ago
I am trying to build a humanoid with bunch of servos. Back in 2017, I bought 205 servos from a closeout sale. Currently, I am trying to hook them together and come up with basic APIs to control them. Next is printing a 3D model.
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by nabaraz 6y ago
I want to be able to listen to songs without worrying about bandwidth, downloads, subscriptions, charge on source device etc.
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by nabaraz 6y ago
No on-demand songs though! I wonder if it is possible to broadcast every songs out there and have a software switch frequencies as required.
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by nabaraz 6y ago
Somewhat related. How far are we on having wireless earpods/earphones streaming music directly from the satellites? No phones or internet required.
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by nabaraz 6y ago
Is anyone else tired of seeing the same hate Facebook, Zoom and Google narratives every single day. So, we want to break up Google because it has gotten too big. What about Luxottica? It has over 80% market share on eyewear brands. What abo
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by nabaraz 6y ago
I tried unsuccessfully to load Windows98 (via same link) in the Internet Explorer. Inception!
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by nabaraz 6y ago
I have been using ConsoleZ[1] for the last five years or so. It is a fancy wrapper on cmd with lots of features like tabs and shortcuts. You need to install cygwin, git, ssh etc and set the environment variables and it works as similar to U
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by nabaraz 6y ago
This was discussed here. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23659590
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by nabaraz 6y ago
If I could get Chrome's developer tools on Firefox. I would never touch Chrome again. I need device emulator (with editable user string), request blocking and remote device (for webview debugging).
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by nabaraz 6y ago
..and you still tracked and your data is mined like anyone else. There is just no incentive to pay money to big corporations now. I was paying $14.99 for play music and youtube red (ad free). At this time, I don't want my data to be co
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by nabaraz 6y ago
> Fact checking doesn't imply picking sides. Not fact checking does. Fact checking with partisan media sources does imply picking sides.
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by nabaraz 6y ago
Let me get this straight: You created an account with a company's details and now there is no trace of said company? What information does Coinbase have to verify you have an account with them without company and email information?
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by nabaraz 7y ago
That's how the internet works. All fields in forms are always sent in plain text, so its up to HTTPS to secure it (as long as it is sent via POST request, not GET).
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Proposal to mint two $1T coins to fund UBI [pdf](tlaib.house.gov)
3 points by nabaraz 7y ago|1 comments
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by nabaraz 7y ago
Neat project but no hard hat?
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by nabaraz 7y ago
It depends on various factors like region, person's interest etc. Facebook valued North American user at about $112 per year while globally it is about $25/year. Twitter is about $ 9 per user and SNAP is about $6 per user. Source:
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by nabaraz 7y ago
I actually find the Brave model bizarre. You get paid for viewing ads but you can't cash it out. So you have this model of virtual (useless) money moving between publishers and consumers at all times. And then you have centralization i
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California is about to rewrite the rules of the gig economy(qz.com)
9 points by nabaraz 7y ago|0 comments
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Ping Identity Files for IPO(sec.gov)
5 points by nabaraz 7y ago|1 comments
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by nabaraz 7y ago
I have heard Satoshi's coins cannot actually be moved now because of the way they were mined.
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by nabaraz 7y ago
Some interesting bits: > When I firstly communicated to him (Hal Finney) and he gave me my surname Nakamoto, he did ask where I was from and my answer was that I’m from Asian ancestry. He assumed that as Japanese because of my pseudonym.
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by nabaraz 7y ago
Do you mean transplant? I would love to hear your experience. I have been meaning to get one.
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Ask HN: Do you use VPN to access US based services when travelling aboard?
2 points by nabaraz 7y ago|2 comments
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by nabaraz 8y ago
10M shares under BYND at $19.00 and $21.00 per share. --- Financials Revenue: 2016: $16.2M 2017: $32.6M 2018: $87.9M Net Loss: 2016: ($25.1M) 2017: ($30.4M) 2018: ($29.9M) I am particularly excited about this IPO. Burger King and now Taco b
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Beyond Meat Files for IPO Under Symbol BYMD(sec.gov)
3 points by nabaraz 8y ago|1 comments
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by nabaraz 8y ago
With the rise of smartphone payments like Samsung Pay, Android Pay and Apple Pay , is there even a need for credit cards? How long until these companies start skipping payment processors like Visa and Mastercard and take the whole pie?
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by nabaraz 8y ago
Highlights: - 2% on all Apple Pay purchases - 3% on Apple purchases. - Zero fees - Virtual card numbers - Privacy

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