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5y ago
An exhaustive list is totally useless. The question is the handful of options that are credibly viable.
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5y ago
I don't think that's true at all about Branson. Almost all the Virgin companies are non-vanity: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virgin_Group#Subsidiaries_and_...
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5y ago
The phone number is probably the best worldwide ~1 to ~1 identifier. I say keep it, for now at least.
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5y ago
Wut? You put data in a database. Logic goes in the app.
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5y ago
Mostly no, they should not be banned. You'll almost never see it. It's really not a big deal. Would need to get into unlawfulness before considering to censor (slander, doxing, imminent threat to harm, etc).
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5y ago
"They caved to censoring things that were reasonable" I'd argue that much of their censorship was not reasonable at all. None of it was illegal. Mostly just differences of opinion. My "information" is your "mis
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5y ago
Vast majority of customers prioritize cost and product over customer service.
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5y ago
"exactly as intended" I would say it's exactly the opposite of intended. ROTH IRAs were never intended for professional investors to avoid taxes.
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5y ago
Could someone explain to me this whole movement towards "Bearer" authentication? I understand it in an Oauth context and using JWTs. I don't really understand it with simple API keys. What is the point of prefixing and API ke
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5y ago
The cost to deliver meals is high.
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5y ago
Shield it from the sun, not the sky.
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5y ago
And see if you can interest Cloudflare: https://techcrunch.com/2021/04/26/cloudflare-rallies-the-tro...
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5y ago
It's a v1 beta. Maybe put it in the shade.
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5y ago
Pretty sure it's 10% of $100 and so according to Amazon "This brings total program benefits up to an equivalent of 90 percent of revenue."
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5y ago
Totally! In fact, developer share is increasing from 70% to 90% (with 10% being paid in AWS credits).
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5y ago
The Stripe Reader is new.
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5y ago
The whole point of sale system.
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5y ago
Surprisingly they have not encroached much on each other’s business, particularly Square moving very slowly into card-not-present.
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5y ago
One of the biggest differences is no mobile in 1.0
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5y ago
Costco & Trader Joes have been massively successful by reducing SKUs.
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5y ago
The model that I think is going to work would be the equivalent of traderjoes.com TJs apparently does not want to do it. It makes no sense to package items to be placed on shelves and then have people go pick the items off consumer shelves
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5y ago
> subject to compliance requirements that mandate that they themselves possess or have access to the raw information It's literally called "(K)now (Y)our (C)ustomer".
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5y ago
paypal.me is a bit different. But the original PayPal "Buy Now" buttons (from 2000) are similar.
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5y ago
So if I “email” you 1 BTC how would that get reported?
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5y ago
How is that going to work?
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5y ago
I'd think less about "I want to start a startup" and more "I have a product idea that I think I can build, people will want and I can charge for it" and go from there. If you want to learn about startups, best is to
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5y ago
How is this possible in 2021: "Due to a limitation in pip, if you are upgrading from Ansible 3 (or earlier), you need to uninstall Ansible and Ansible Base before installing Ansible 4"
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5y ago
Alzheimers patients are among the worst off in a restricted healthcare scenario. https://www.wsj.com/articles/coronavirus-pandemic-led-to-sur...
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5y ago
Hospitals and doctors were basically not handling any non-covid patients.
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5y ago
Excess deaths could easily be attributed to non-covid factors like Alzheimer’s. Suggesting the US had 900k covid deaths is ridiculous. Only 1 of the 6 considered factors lists covid as a direct cause.
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