plumeria

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   by plumeria 5y ago

   This other link doesn't work as well.
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   by plumeria 5y ago

   Would you feel the same with 3.75?
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   by plumeria 5y ago

   What about .app domains?
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   by plumeria 5y ago

   The Google Play Store needs this as well...
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   by plumeria 5y ago

   Can you share some examples of classes you found useless?
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   by plumeria 5y ago

   Not sure if "ComSci" refers to "Computer Science" or "Communication Science".
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   by plumeria 5y ago

   Thanks for sharing your experience, I want to try to patent something by myself. How much did you spend using an attorney?
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   by plumeria 5y ago

   What about "Patent It Yourself: Your Step-by-Step Guide to Filing at the U.S. Patent Office" by David Pressman?
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   by plumeria 5y ago

   Caveat: all-stock transaction.
10. 160.▲
    by plumeria 5y ago

    How would this compare to Patreon? Which seems to be used already by many Youtubers.
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    by plumeria 5y ago

    Previously discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27724653
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    by plumeria 5y ago

    Perhaps unrelated, but how are artificial islands (e.g. Dubai's Palm Islands) engineered to support massive buildings? Edit: I think it is already answered in [1]. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_Islands#Ris
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    by plumeria 5y ago

    Yeah, it would be easier and more private to validate your identity through an official digital signature, rather than providing biometrics (pictures).
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    by plumeria 5y ago

    Curiously, they support validating identities from Costa Rica but so far they don't support processing payments there. I wonder if the payments service is in-the-works for this country.
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    by plumeria 5y ago

    There are Amazon Go stores in Chicago. I wonder how this could affect them? Is a 3D point cloud of your body considered to be part of your biometrics? Is accepting the TOS written consent as defined by the law mentioned in the article?
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    by plumeria 5y ago

    What happens in the scenario in which someone hypothetically got the first dose but didn't finish the vaccination scheme?
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    by plumeria 5y ago

    What happens if one gets Dengue for the first time after only one dose of Dengvaxia.. not the complete scheme? Will it be as bad (complications-wise) as having the complete vaccination scheme?
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    by plumeria 5y ago

    https://youtu.be/2Op3QLzMgSY?t=16
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    Why the Chip Shortage Is So Hard to Overcome(wsj.com)

    2 points by plumeria 6y ago|0 comments
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    One must be cautious with authority bias though.
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    Thanks
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    > You see this recently with Wikipedia. Google's widgets have been reducing traffic to Wikipedia pretty dramatically. Enough so that Wikipedia is now pushing back with a product that the Googles of the world will have to pay for. Do
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    It would be cool for trees in, for example, the Amazon and Madagascar. I would like to sponsor a Tahina spectabilis in its habitat.
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    Thanks, sounds interesting. If one could easily swap for another crypto it would be even more appealing.
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    How does the automated jury work?
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    I was tossing an extra example in the list of "Netherlands, Malta or Luxembourg".
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    Can you travel around the world with your satellite dish? Sounds like a boon for digital nomads.
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    Would they have that valuation if they were non-custodial?
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    What about Gibraltar?
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    by plumeria 6y ago

    That's a good point.