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by rolltiide 7y ago
Oh right because all of our pensions systems are based on people actually dying after 60, keep forgetting that.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I think the lengths is only one possible solution. The other broken part is that the inventor has one idea they want to spread the knowledge of, but their patent attorney makes it overly broad and unrecognizable. Nobody even knows what the
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by rolltiide 7y ago
That’s called privilege A currency we have in fluctuating quantities
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Cant AirBnB just stop marketing and slow their runway burn to almost nothing? They dont provide infrastructure or subsidies it should be okay
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> Except $500M barely register for a company the size of NBCUniversal Since it was in Comcast's quarterly report, it was large enough to "register".
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> I never understand the "Quietly" part in headlines like this. The fact that it's headline news is kind of self-refuting It was in Comcast's quarterly report filed on January 31st, but even then it would need to be c
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by rolltiide 7y ago
So you mean like a week ago
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I read dissenting opinions on Supreme Court cases and have gotten the most insight into possible perspectives. I would definitely like to see the “dissenting list”, even though in this case it would be by the same person instead of the part
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> Children aren’t at risk here, reason why still unknown. Isn't this the underlying plot of Maze Runner, and a bunch of other books/movies? A decade of young adult fiction dystopian worlds of only young adults, followed by an a
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by rolltiide 7y ago
there.is.nothing.wrong.with.a.passive.communication.style change my view
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Merkel just said she expects 70% of Germany to be infected "and the room fell silent". Maybe its just Germany efficiency and pragmatism of just acknowledging some people are going to die and some pension obligations will disappear
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> Some context: browser vendors are working on a successor to WebGL What's wrong with WebGL?
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I found that to be a refreshingly pragmatic opinion piece "I don't know, its kind of cool that Mar-a-Lago members get better trading information in a variety of markets where there are no insider prohibitions, but check out all th
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I just stopped called it 2fa, and just otp for “one time password”, the URI standard calls it otp:// as well see problem solved, no need to debate how single or two factor a thing is and you can just focus on the attack vectors it
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Sounds like a job for Bezos Expeditions: municipal lobbying. As I wrote that I realized they could even employ cashiers to do that instead.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I’ve been interviewing and encountered my first company using that and was my first exposure to it. Very fascinating project!
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by rolltiide 7y ago
All it ever needed was two additional levels of abstraction 20 years later to ever fulfill that promise, so obvious and purpose built!
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Presumes I'm committing crimes. Most banks are skittish and provide lackluster services because they aren't sure about their relationship with the Federal Government. Wells Fargo will do anything whoring for yield, because they ca
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Look, we’ve been shitting on Robinhood for almost a decade They don’t even come here to defend themselves and people still act surprised
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by rolltiide 7y ago
This > so I can't make a distinction for this particular practice. was meant to be a rebuttal to this > just because it is common doesn't mean it's not shady. so I think you walked right into it. > If a person at Com
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by rolltiide 7y ago
It's like a precursor to the "one country two systems" moniker, which is really one country five systems if you actually count.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> .... shady “customers, but also investors, but also customers.” It’s convenient having combo customer/investors. If quarterly numbers look bad, just ask your customers, who are also investors, to buy more services to prop up their
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Just because information is conflicting and different doesn’t mean it’s truer than your first exposure. No evidence for that etymology.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Yes that is precisely what is going on, but they know they want to get out of real estate and yachts and public equities, and want to feel close to the action. Scared money doesnt make money.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> apple is leveraging it's position in the mobile Phone space to push it's way into social login but they aren't removing choice, they are only adding choice in their approval processes, and leaving it to the developers to
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by rolltiide 7y ago
Yeah you can pretty much forget about wealthy Europeans doing anything at the speed of any business cycle. They are scared oldest sons managing a family office who have no idea what they are doing aside from breathing and making a baby in w
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> After this announcement, I would just remove "sign in with Google" as an option, and force all my users who previously used "sign in with Google" to set a password. Okay, you do that. That's not a punishment to
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by rolltiide 7y ago
It would only be an antitrust issue if they said they couldnt show other sign in options anymore. This is cleverly done and is an option with a lot less friction that needs to leverage its potential network effects.
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by rolltiide 7y ago
I think you, and others, misread what I wrote. I said they were always deemed tasty, but people covet them as even more tasty luxuries because they are expensive. As opposed to the capabilities that a chef's rare experiments can achiev
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by rolltiide 7y ago
> why would they in planed economy? I hope this pun doesn't fly over everyone's heads

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