number_six

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by number_six 2y ago
This is exactly like the Juicero
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by number_six 7y ago
This is not true. Here you can watch someone set up the fingerprint without the protection and using a different finger to unlock it after the protection: https://twitter.com/Sta_Light_/status/1184475413252210688
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by number_six 7y ago
The valuation is from Softbank consistently buying rounds of equity at higher and higher valuations that they themselves were creating. Softbank bought in, so this is more valuable, so Softbank will buy in again at a higher valuation, so th
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by number_six 7y ago
There's also the Softbank buys of equity at consistently higher and higher valuations that they themselves were creating. Matt Stoller wrote a great post about it: https://mattstoller.substack.com/p/wework-and-coun
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by number_six 7y ago
I wonder if it is $775 per day?
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by number_six 7y ago
I would recommend Bruce McKinnon - he's great https://www.artizans.com/browse.htm?artist=2
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by number_six 7y ago
yeah internet scalpers suck!
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by number_six 8y ago
right, but their own app doesn't have the same restrictions. They can advertise the premium offering within the iOS app, they don;t need users to go further down a rabbit hole to find the premium offering. I guess the crutch of Spotify
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by number_six 8y ago
Isn't their argument about the Apple Store and being able to put their product into the Apple Ecosystem? I didn't read any of it as saying they have a monopoly on phones.
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by number_six 8y ago
Isn't that what Apple is doing in this case with Apple Music vs. Spotify?
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by number_six 8y ago
IGNORE ME! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FMNJuSl91qY
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by number_six 8y ago
and r/wsb is like the flophouse I guess?
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by number_six 8y ago
woah woah woah, you can't go expecting a company to take responsibility for what their service does. I think there's a constitutional amendment about that.
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by number_six 8y ago
but you forgot how businesses work these days: Fuck you, Pay me
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by number_six 8y ago
>I contend it's cheaper and better for society to offer solutions unconditionally. >That's exactly what I said with one small caveat unconditionally means no caveats....
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by number_six 8y ago
It's pretty easy to not hire someone and say it was for something other than something you found in a DNA sample. Your putting the onus on me to prove that it was explicitly the results of my test that caused me not to be hired.
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by number_six 8y ago
The fact that people can't ever discharge their loans makes it hard to imagine it "bursting" in the way that the housing market did in 2008. The whole notion of bursting is people collectively realizing their folly and everyo
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by number_six 8y ago
sending cash, to someone who can't at this time provide you the product you want to buy, and who makes no bones about not providing you with any assurances that they ever will is a calculated (and easily avoided) risk. You can evaluate
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by number_six 8y ago
I just got a job with a corporate card, and we have SAP Concur, I assume that everything will be scrutinized by some kind of AI - as it automatically reads the receipts and essentially tells me that it is doing so. One steak dinner is not w
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by number_six 8y ago
I eat cheerios. I wouldn't not eat cheerio's just because I saw that bee next to a gangbang...
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by number_six 8y ago
Mattel could advertise on all the weird Brony shit, Sony could sell their VR gear, Apple could advertise next to the masochists, American Airlines could advertise seat sales to the country of the ethnicity specific ones... you could make it
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by number_six 8y ago
And...it's gone
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by number_six 8y ago
Whenever I see people complaining about ads I commiserate. I worry about what happens as things like google glass actually become mainstream and I am always drawn back to this video that I think is a fairly realistic portrayal of what could
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by number_six 8y ago
Yes, it is on the copyright owner to take it down. I use it often on news websites as it allows you to by-pass most soft paywalls.
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by number_six 8y ago
>which has its own obligations before its citizens to uphold their human rights So you want the country the person is traveling from to impose their Will on the country they are traveling to?
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by number_six 8y ago
It will be different because the US can bar Canadians for life from ever entering the country. Whereas they can't bar a US Citizen from re-entering the country.
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by number_six 9y ago
It really is the Wild West of crypto currency right now. Greed is going to fuel a lot more arbitrage opportunities like these as people invest in crypto "derivatives" without fully understanding what they are buying.
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by number_six 9y ago
Howlin' Mad Murphy? http://www.adultswim.com/videos/sealab-2021/howlin-mad-murph...
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by number_six 10y ago
If I could go all the way back I would study astronomy. I would love to have a job looking at the stars and doing really difficult math.
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by number_six 11y ago
I guess they really want Vice Sports to do well...

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