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reviseddamage
11y ago
This is a really shitty thing to ask but have you cleared this text with your general counsel?
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11y ago
Obama?
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11y ago
I'm surprised they hadn't done that earlier. While I don't how they can prove that the traffic primarily through those VPNs were infringing on copyrighted material, it is easier to prove that traffic through a VPN is attackin
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11y ago
and the vultures are showing up looking for a carcass http://www.marketwatch.com/story/shareholder-alert-levi-kors...
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On the Viability of Conspiratorial Beliefs
(journals.plos.org)
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reviseddamage
11y ago
I'm trying to figure out who will play him in the Hollywood movie about him.
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11y ago
>It's pretty well known that tees made using 1920s-era loopwheeling machines don't suffer from size changes, and age really well Well don't I feel stupid, I didn't know this pretty well known thing. Thanks for the sha
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11y ago
The US also has a similar service, Clearxchange.
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Second-Guessing Satoshi: ECDSA and Bitcoin (part I)
(randomoracle.wordpress.com)
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11y ago
that's fantastic news and congrats on your deal with Stripe and your new funding.
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11y ago
You mention Plaid for bank data scraping, but what do you do for the other banks Afaik Plaid supports about 12-13 banks (~80% population coverage).
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PayPal Sets Guinness World Record
(pymnts.com)
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11y ago
No, it's not "still better than robbing, beating and killing people", because those are the things you would need to do in order to integrate and control every stage of the agri-food value chain.
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11y ago
let you know in a few months.
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11y ago
Maybe this is another reason he isn't joining a corporate entity for his project. The insurance and legal liability will prevent him from testing and gathering "in-the-wild" data. Very risky and dangerous process that, i thin
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11y ago
it is. humans are really bad at that.
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11y ago
Probably really bad now, or doesn't react at all and also probably will collide in critical and dangerous positions. But that is also not the future. The future is how does it interact in non-dangerous positions long-term while other c
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11y ago
trustless. This word, so wrong for what bitcoin stands for. Please, I beg you, as a technologist, to refer to it as trustfree. The semantic meaning of trustless is completely wrong. Edit: Before you mention that trustfree doesn't exist
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11y ago
Most people also don't have their wallet in their hands when they are walking around. This usability and natural action argument is sort of moot and non impactful to this a discussion. If I really wanted to keep arguing, I would say th
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11y ago
You are not the average Walmart shopper that relies on market bottom prices that Walmart is best at. Neither are you probably the average Walmart shopper that is sticky to Walmart discounts, rebates, and weakly deals.
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11y ago
"Taking your business elsewhere" from Walmart is hardly a decision that is ever made.
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11y ago
yeah i think that's what he is saying. I also think if you get to sell your company for almost a billion dollars, you get to say fuck you to the haters in any way you want to.
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11y ago
yo dawg...
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Http status code 402 via 21.co
(market.21.co)
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11y ago
So i made him listen to it and he didn't seem interested. He instead turned to his staple videos instead, some black midi and lot, lot of "Klasky Csupo."
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11y ago
i'll have him listen to it tonight and let you know. :)
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11y ago
I think you're right. he finds order in what i perceive as disorder. I love that he loves that.
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The weirdest thing: my son who is autistic is fascinated by this music and can't seem to let go. He keeps watching/listening to every "black MIDI" out there on youtube.
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11y ago
you're assuming that children that don't have the ability to exercise some consciousness of self-responsibility are always accompanied by adults that do. Any case, cool swing dude. I have to get mine replaced and maybe upholster t
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11y ago
I can help as to why it is annoying. I felt the same way before typing that out, but still wrote that. I seriously tried to honestly tell myself whether I would have the same opinion and view, was I in the shoes of the author. Would I be ab
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