pacerier

11 ms·

91.
by pacerier 4y ago
It doesn't work like this. If it's a tossup (ie probability =~1:1) then there's no legal liability. Importantly, whether the cat's dead or alive is irrelevant. The issue here is that it's not a tossup. The probabili
92.
Ask HN: any C online ide (eg replit.com) that can do windows.h/openGL/graphics?
1 points by pacerier 4y ago|0 comments
93.
Ask HN: how to recover tabs from a lost Chromebook?
1 points by pacerier 4y ago|0 comments
94.
by pacerier 4y ago
Isn't OP 14?
95.
by pacerier 4y ago
Ya saying Zuck is just too evil even after investing in an unproven market?
96.
by pacerier 4y ago
Interesting link. I took it and put it to SE and it appears to be <No>. [0]: https://patents.stackexchange.com/q/25004/8289
97.
by pacerier 4y ago
Way TLI. - How big's the team? Who's putting in money? - What's the burn rate? Default alive? (Using words like "we believe" sure does make it appear so, at least as far as a lifespan which is definitely doable.) -
98.
by pacerier 4y ago
(I think he meant) what budget? Without a gauge I can't see anyone giving proper advice as techniques change with budget.
99.
by pacerier 4y ago
Fruits of evolution. Blocking information is a battlefield where the overseer can either win very easily or cannot be able to win---the only fundamental way to block anything is to block everything. Imagine if your ISP blocks the front page
100.
by pacerier 4y ago
Proton (company) simply feels like a scam/forprofit (over?)run by capitalists who by definition aren't incentivized innately to tell the whole story even in the unlikely scenario where they are incentivized to do so. == For email
101.
by pacerier 4y ago
But does this really work? What happens if you need help logging into the account?
102.
by pacerier 4y ago
re "many meetings", You mean online right?
103.
Ask HN: securing email
1 points by pacerier 4y ago|0 comments
104.
by pacerier 4y ago
re "name", Minor player? Of which country?
105.
by pacerier 4y ago
news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33132583
106.
by pacerier 4y ago
Thread is asking whether inventorself can still patent it after selling it. (And just assume no one else has invented the same thing.) And pardon the bad use of wording---I mean selling "reads" (a copy) or leasing rights, not sell
107.
US Patent: does sale (of the doc) constitute publishing? and preclude patenting?
1 points by pacerier 4y ago|4 comments
108.
by pacerier 4y ago
How much money tho? It's unlikely anyone will put in more than a seventh of 1.75k for an app like this.
109.
by pacerier 4y ago
re "someone please build this", Literally, I can do it for 1.75k if someone could gather the funds.
110.
by pacerier 4y ago
arbitrage? Do you mean escrow? And yes, problem is easily solved with a 3rd-party deciding how much to award.
111.
by pacerier 4y ago
Very odd article (to be written by a scientist)—Shouldn't it be comparing with GCE? Doesn't make sense to compare on cost against AWS instead of GCP, except.. for wow numbers and moar clicks. "Linkedin doesn't make sense
112.
by pacerier 4y ago
This.. the state of the art? I don't even think it crawls.
113.
by pacerier 4y ago
Explanato
114.
by pacerier 4y ago
Microsoft...? Like, did you see their OS? I don't even. In any case the type of people joining Firefox is very different from that of other companies.
115.
by pacerier 4y ago
re "daily"; Weekly?
116.
by pacerier 4y ago
relax dude, this ain't US.