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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
It generally irks me when I hear about someone who tried to get famous in about 5 distinctly different categories before they actually became famous. It seems like that is just not looked down upon enough. I was reading about how Blippi was
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4y ago
So you think it's unfounded to assume that them merging with a malware company means they will start installing malware somehow? I think there would be _no other reason_ to merge with a company that makes malware? Maybe it won't t
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
We're all grist for the mill now baby
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
You can definitely read the article to learn more about how it might affect him
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
We all remember he was trying to get a handful of people assassinated right?
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
I think their plan is to not acknowledge it so it doesn't blow up any further. Fix the problem and let this person tell their story until they run out of steam.
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
Why do you think it's mutual when Twitter is suing him for backing out?
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
People working on crypto also drive around and do things? Which would make the crypto numbers equally larger. It would presumably take as many humans to run a kind of crypto-Visa as it would take to run regular Visa. Crypto isn't someh
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4y ago
That must be why violent acts never happen. Go figure.
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4y ago
The only way this scales is that there are tens of thousands of "character" all of which are extremely similar, generated on a template and randomly arranged. None of them seem particularly iconic though I understand that certain
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
You become a nimby. Everything is an assault to you and can just have to constantly fight.
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
San Francisco is dying
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
"Prices have skyrockets in the past two years, but it's impossible for an equal price change in the negative direction though"
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
Isn't this exactly what Anthony Bourdain wrote about in the 80's and 90's?
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
Are you pretending that information asymmetry or exploiting people because of their situation isn't an ethical problem?
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
Surely you don't think a modern and complex app requires just a single API endpoint that triggers once a minute? And that it's that simple a thing for the driver/ passenger?
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4y ago
This reminds me of the people who laughed at the iPhone because the Blackberry had a real keyboard and was the true professional device. Saying you'll pay for something that probably doesn't have many people behind it is not reall
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
"Dry" in what way exactly? It seemed rather wet with the enormous amount of loss?
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
This is exactly like how I will go to my doctor when I feel sick. But I'll also drink my own urine to cure myself. It's important to have a little bit of a mix.
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4y ago
"Who still think it's a useful concept" Narrator: It wasn't
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4y ago
I feel like I have also seen this in the espresso community. Companies sprung up that are address a boutique audience that ultimately seems to be best-in-class but also charge some astronomical prices.
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
Sad to think that investing in the stock market, which I have only been able to financially over the last 5 years might have been much riskier than I might have previously thought. What I previously thought as "okay I just leave it in
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
The implication I thought was that his credits might have ended in 2014
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nathanvanfleet
4y ago
lactobacillus reuteri? I can't find the specific one you're saying but I found one on amazon that was the one single strain of lactobacillus reuteri for $50. No it looks like you were correct at least that it exists.
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4y ago
Not really a valid argument. Plenty of similar products out there with more competitive prices. "Make this complex product yourself" is the equivalent argument as "if you don't like something with your country just leave
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4y ago
lol
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4y ago
There was an interesting old ferry that had been repurposed for sale on Facebook market place I saw for a million or so. It was parked in Alameda. Seemed kind of interesting but I did worry about the logistics, especially seeing its engines
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5y ago
Making a really strong argument here.
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5y ago
I think the problem with Twitter is that it's built around retweets and response tweets. But if the thing you are responding to upstream can change it creates an issue where something can change after it's been broadcast and retwe
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5y ago
You must own NFTs it sounds like you really buy into hype. People just say they are Jesus Christ come to earth and you just go "Well yeah okay that's amazing"
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