ribosometronome

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by ribosometronome 10y ago
Tumbling $100 million seems slightly painful.
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
It seems you're misunderstanding what people mean when they talk about that freedom. It's not that we can't already earn 15k doing _something_. It's that we can't earn 15k working solely on a pet project for a few y
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
An interesting thing to talk about in an interview, for sure.
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
They're not proposing a flat income tax, though. You can have a progressive income tax provided we're liberal with how we define income.
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
The showrunner for Iron Fist is also the fellow who gave us the last few season of Dexter.
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
How does an Amazon warehouse drain money from a local economy? Purchases at Wal-mart export your money outside of a local economy, but the presence of an Amazon warehouse doesn't really change the number of purchases you'll be mak
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
When you buy a book from a seller on Amazon, who sets the price?
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
To what end? The devices don't stay connected. You have to turn them on, open the app and sync them up. At best you get to alter the vibration patterns several hundred people at once. At best you've very mildly annoyed somebody an
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
I don't know -- telling someone they should go back to another site so as not to reduce the quality of this one is a very Reddit thing to do. See you over at Digg!
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
Berkeley lost a lawsuit saying their courses were not in compliance with the ADA. They're taking a lot down in response. The people over at /r/datahoarder were working on getting them archived on Archive.org, though.
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
The article seems to indicate that not only were they poking around but they were recovering deleted files. Good that they may have caught this fellow -- especially given his profession -- but that's probably rather horrifying for a si
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
Given the nature of Snapchat, one would hope that mining pictures for data, as suggested in your third point, would turn away many users.
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
Opioid prescriptions are declining: https://www.nytimes.com/2016/05/21/health/opioid-prescriptio... . And will hopefully continue to decline. Identifying the source of the problem is easy, though. Solving
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
Sure! But in this case, part of the functionality was that friends and family could send voice messages to the bear, which are then approved by the parent in app, before being pushed to the bear. Based on how well the company is doing, it s
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by ribosometronome 10y ago
All popular devices will have a few that have this happen of the lifetime of the device. The Note 7 and hoverboards were exploding at a rate far higher than should be expected -- that was the news. For example, there was a video of an Inspi