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Energy, deep sea/space exploration and mining, Social science (once you can study all humanity with utilities like FB, social science can discover things things about us usually hidden because of small sample sizes) Of course, since no
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Well, there's obviously that but since we built this on your FB graph, you'd be delivering stuff from either friends or friends of friends at worst. I feel Walmart is doing this and worse by asking neighbors to deliver your stuff.
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Back in 2007, I made neverplayalone.com to find activity partners. Within a few days of launch, someone pointed out three things - Meetup was gaining traction, URL sounded risqué, and never to use negative words like never in the URL. In 20
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While I don't disagree with you, Redfin has been in business since 2004. 13 years is a long time to take to kill off realtors. I'm in the process of selling my place and I'm using a realtor (who nearly matched Redfin's s
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How cynical and self serving does one have to be to invent terms like "clean coal/diesel" and "clear skies act" instead of accepting that the world is ready for proper environmental stewardship? I mean, even Philip
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9y ago
Kudos for posting under your full name (presumably.)
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> Same stuff surely happens here today. This is exactly what gives me hope when I post a sideproject here or on reddit and it is either met with radio silence or active resistance. I'm starting to suspect that horses don't actu
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9y ago
"Y? You Axe..."
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9y ago
Any chance I could have a private chat about your AirBnb experience? I don't want to hijack this thread but I wanted to ask about your wifi policies.
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Ask HN: Can Google's CBA and Funding Choices Actually Work?
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Thought you'd like to know that my employer blocks sourceforge by policy but let's GitHub through though they're both code sharing platforms. You'll have to change perceptions at the corp level too.
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Off topic but it's heartening to me that after 3 hours, this thread has no replies. To me, this could be because of two reasons - 1. People believe most of their favorite softwares are already open source OR 2. They don't think hi
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9y ago
The way the question is worded, it seems to me that you have a product idea which you want validated. I'd be wary of this method of building sideprojects because it will close you off to other, possibly better ways of achieving your en
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9y ago
It's a matter of practice. 500 km is 312.5 miles. At 60 mph, this is about 5 hours of driving. You can definitely handle 5 hours of driving at one shot. Start at a time when you don't expect to feel sleepy for the next 5 hours and
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Ask HN: Are ads the only way to “pay” for content on the web?
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Hello fellow Obj-C fan. I tried to teach myself Swift much like I taught myself Obj-C. It didn't feel right.
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My friend was Chief People Officer so you're missing P.
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9y ago
CefiiwefeflndvO then? I'm terrible at Regex myself but you were probably looking for C.O (which is also bad because it would match things like C<O.) https://regex101.com/ for the unaware
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9y ago
I just remembered that I sent them money after Snowden and I didn't get that promised t-shirt.
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While I don't know the answer, this is what I'm thinking: 1. I should be able to "monitor" user behavior - anyone who starts using the VPN to transact 1TB+ gets their license revoked. 2. Have a terms of use which acts as
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Ask HN: Any gotchas with running OpenVPN+pi-hole for the general public?
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Maybe the seller could've recorded as many serial numbers of parts of the Mac as possible? Ive not bought or sold stuff on eBay in years so I don't know if this would've helped.
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Is this true tho? If a product is always under priced, what incentive does a seller have to put it up for sale? For any market to work consistently, the market maker has to be basically neutral, imho.
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Likewise in India.
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This is naive. Divorces are designed to be painful and marriage was literally a union of people who wanted to be together.
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Given some oversight and runway, any programming skills I have can be done by someone else in a low cost location. Nothing I do or invent is exceptionally hard. That is probably best reserved for the pure sciences. This makes my creativity&
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> What's the answer? Protectionism? If you have the means, invest with the wealth makers. I'd buy into SPY or FANG and let these CEOs do the work for me while I relocate to a low CoL location. Does it scale? Probably not. I hon
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While I agree with everything you said, I feel your argument should stand on its own merit. Just because a corporations screw people isn't a good enough reason for people to screw them back. Your point that the risk premium you pay whi
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10y ago
There are far, far, far more incompetent home burglars than competent ones. On the other hand, only a handful of AI's exist and by definition, they are getting better and better. So, using your analogy, when it comes to AI every attack
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10y ago
Since the stated goal of the project is > The goal of the project is to make text hard to read for computers yet fairly easy to read for humans it has to be close to bulletproof. Humans should be able to decipher obfuscated text while co
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