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According to Pew research any effort to spread the word to register to vote for anyone below 69 years of age would be skewing democrat[1] [1] http://www.people-press.org/2015/04/07/party-identification-...
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I'm sorry but the guy said it is definitely a partisan endeavor, which I don't think it is. It is merely an effort to educate young voters for the need to register to vote. This demographic has been historically known to have a lo
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I'm sorry are you saying that there are no student republicans? that's a very misinformed opinion if you believe that.
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I Let Facebook’s Algorithms Run My Life for Weeks – BuzzFeed News
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Someone please correct me if I'm wrong in assuming this but it seems a company like AirBnb would only raise private capital instead of going IPO because it's financials suck. I mean if you were doing really well and had profits th
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AirPods are fashion accessories?
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Thanks. Just curious as to why this was not caught during submission. The URLs are 96% same except for the bit after the #
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Rothenberg’s VC firm was young and loaded with cash. It’s all come crashing down
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The key point here is ownership. Now there are multiple ways to define and transfer ownership. The primary reason for the split of dev and operations team was so that dev teams are not held back maintaining systems when there's more de
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Just a theory but what do we know of dying stars getting a new breath of life due to nearby supernovae? Seems like the star died and material from nearby supernova seems to have drifted into it's neighborhood and jump started the star.
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Well these are applications not granted visas. If a company wants to spend the application fee for that many applications then it is their choice. However it does not mean it will be granted a majority of the visas. However in light of the
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Another value add archetype might be the "sounding board" partner. This is the person that listens to you vent, provides moral support, gives advice on non-product related issues like personnel, politics, power plays, helps with s
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Indeed I forgot about the Wannabe VC :) All jokes aside you are absolutely right that these are the guys you want to avoid like the plague because they are not invested in your success or even your journey.
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From my experience I've found there are 3 types of VCs: 1. The Product VC These are people who built a great product(s) and exited and became VCs. They know the roller coaster of making a product successful. They can provide great advi
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How Usain Bolt Came from Behind Again to Win Gold
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Postmates failed on its promise, and is quietly misleading customers about it
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Not if as part of sign in the app asks permission to get that information. That is how all oAuth logins from FB to Google to LinkedIn to Github work. You ask for permission to get exactly what you want and once granted the app can get that
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That's an awesome "real world" example of where this could be used.
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Never understand what's going on in someone's mind when they try to do this. This only raises more questions instead of allaying doubts about your company's core technology
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Theranos Had a Chance to Clear Its Name. Instead, It Tried to Pivot
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The Founder of Theranos Tries to Change the Subject
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he probably encoded HODOR HODOR HODOR multiple times in that video at the end.
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Thanks
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Ask HN: Why does a submission get flagged?
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Too many to list. Let your imagination loose. :)
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With vision processing, augmented reality and the internet of things I think we are primed to live in a world where devices will be personified in AR. Personified devices will then be able to tell me what they are capable of and I will be a
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Thank you.
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I can't reach the site. Anyone have a link I can use?
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Can the rise of skimmers be attributed to the fact that a chip card is more difficult to "hack" into and since more and more customers and vendors are requiring dipping chip cards the thieves want to get as many cards as possible
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Ask the good employees of Facebook, Google, AirBnb, etc. who joined those companies early on. The upside for the employees where the company IPO-ed is just insane. Another reason might be the product/technology that the startup is work
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