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by rdslw 6y ago
Please, do NOT link nor read techcrunch.com on hackersnews or elsewhere. It is harmful. Techcrunch is using double redirect trick via https://guce.advertising.com/ to plant cookies in your browser as first party ones. That&
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by rdslw 6y ago
> there are some verticals where charging a "positive-ROI" amount gets you no business at all, if you do, you're just selling dollar bill for 80c. You may drink growth-kool-aid, or someday-monopoly-hope or VC-subsidizes-bu
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by rdslw 6y ago
I appreciate you responding. I would say 250+ and no more than 1000 should be more than enough. Usually doing 20..40 new DAILY is a max if you are doing anything bigger. I would allow users bigger db (1000..5000) but would limit to the mome
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by rdslw 6y ago
Please, do not use white lies on your web. This is not free to use. This is useless on free. It's like tesla saying that chargers are free to use on front page, then on pricing: but only first 0.1kWh. this is dark pattern.
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by rdslw 6y ago
Is Notion one of YC companies? Thats my first though after seeing this.
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by rdslw 6y ago
plus clickbaity title in disguise. writing 2req/sec would show that it's slower than my fridge.
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by rdslw 6y ago
Well no. Controlled bankruptcy is restructuring. Anyway, how my last sentence went? ;) who couldnt care less?
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by rdslw 6y ago
I find it funny+, that well into XXI century, somebody on hackersnews is trying to persuade me that digital native disruptor has very high bar to disrupt brick&mortar old fashion behemoth, WHEN goliath is forced into digital space by ex
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by rdslw 6y ago
> Tuition can't be changed because (whatever) Nope. What you're saying is "I cant restructure my business becasue I have high costs". Your competitor disrupting your business could not care less.
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by rdslw 6y ago
LOL. But this was supposed to be argument in regards to "General lack of funding for education" Now you're stating what? That F500 companies have general lack of funding? So who has? Mom & Pop shop?
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by rdslw 6y ago
No it's not, and your thinking is completly bad from privacy standpoint. PASTE operation is where I give consent, to MY clipboard content. Not COPY. Thinking that COPY gives consent is like all the ideas that i-take-user-date-unlsess-u
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Make educated wireless router/AP upgrade decisions(duckware.com)
398 points by rdslw 6y ago|86 comments
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by rdslw 6y ago
Is it you Elon? DId you return from a few years trip to Mars? ;)
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by rdslw 6y ago
and how do you manage secrets that let you define that ServiceAccounts? As OP wrote, you did not solve it, just moved it to a different level.
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by rdslw 6y ago
Feature parity with Amazon Firebase? Let me assess this, with the tip of my napkin: 1. linkedin 'firebase' + amazon (current employer) -> 695 people. 2. 10% of above = 70 FTE 3. They started (googled): They founded Firebase as
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With remote work plan, Facebook dashes hopes of paycheck arbitrage(mobile.reuters.com)
347 points by rdslw 6y ago|775 comments
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by rdslw 6y ago
and they dont' pay % of their revenue to the 'base station entity'. This Uber trick: taking % of the revenue for the fixed cost service (they provide to the taxis drivers ) is the master trick making uber money. So far, in Eu
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by rdslw 6y ago
Thank you for detailed answer and interesting links! Could you please explain/point me to some information/source, why docker can't use -net=host namespace if userns is enabled, while on the other hand rootlesskit[1] which us
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by rdslw 6y ago
They are not. I'have two family members which were offered the same pricing, BUT with terms clearly stating that 'google reserves right to change price any time' on the new youtube service. I have this confirmed with YT/
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Google Confirms Killing Google Play Music for YouTube Music(eu.usatoday.com)
2 points by rdslw 6y ago|0 comments
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by rdslw 6y ago
The current psychological consensus is that critical thing (one of three IIRC) to build friendships are repeated regular meetings/gatherings with (group of) people, forced by some external factor (school, gym, military, office, etc).
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by rdslw 6y ago
please, don't drink their kool-aid. it's fired, not furloughed. it's to be able to not lose ability to generate profit, not "to be able to serve our customers" it's to save 85% who we think are more worth, not
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by rdslw 6y ago
Can we please change titlle: s/latest Intel/post-2008 Intel/ otherwise is clickbaity.
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by rdslw 6y ago
they're short-term doomed. long-term, (2021+) -> time will tell. what they're planning now to do is to invent completly new business, utilising assets they have at hand (relations with hosts, but this is it). their 'online
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by rdslw 6y ago
It's cool app, but I'll definitely rewrite it, using as inspiration. Why rewrite you ask? npm install gives: added 509 packages from 307 contributors and audited 258096 packages in 11.65s 509 packages WTF?!????????????? Javascript
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by rdslw 6y ago
ad3: I think it's the opposite youre saying. As a customer I can always use chargeback if you have any 'friction' about fulfilling my refund. chargeback works with my bank, no matter what stripe or vendor thinks.
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Open source tools, 67 of them, used in Microsoft Word as third party technology(support.office.com)
23 points by rdslw 6y ago|2 comments
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by rdslw 6y ago
I just got official reply from google: I received an update from our specialist. To set your expectation, we understand that you want to keep the old pricing for your membership. However, as per our specialist they no longer have a link t
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by rdslw 6y ago
1. In many countries the lifetime guaranteed price from 2014 was lower than 2020 price of YT Music. E.G. in most of Europe. 2. Did you have the original grandfather plan of Google Music? 3. Besides, YTM does not have guarantee of lifetime p
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by rdslw 6y ago
To make it clear: If you were google play music subscriber, which in 2014 offered plan with lifetime guarantee of price: You've been silently cancelled by Google :) Upon contacting support, the only remedy they offer as for now is to

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