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by servercobra 7y ago
The study is meant to look at the effects of UBI, not provide a universal basic income to everyone. The study wouldn't be super useful if you included a billionaire, because nothing about their lives would change. They have limited mon
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by servercobra 7y ago
If you're not worrying about scalability like the OP said, static configs. Add a new service? Roll out config changes. Server goes down? Let the redundancy handle it, roll out config changes in the morning.
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by servercobra 7y ago
The Diamond Princess is a pretty small sample size to be extrapolating the mortality rate.
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by servercobra 7y ago
Starbucks has one of the most seamless payment and ordering systems I use on a day-to-day basis. I'm not sure why it's surprising they would have their own credit card to make that even easier. Heck, every big box store seems to h
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by servercobra 7y ago
The kind of people investing in WeWork very likely aren't going to invest in the kind of moonshot-type companies you're talking about (minus vertical healthcare, as that exists in various forms like Kaiser Permanente). Nuclear fus
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by servercobra 7y ago
Interesting...is this a Notion page?
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by servercobra 7y ago
I'm not even using Duck Duck Go. But that doesn't mean you need to use Gmail, Google Maps, Android, etc etc.
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by servercobra 7y ago
Google has been about the same for me. I went from total Google fanboy to migrating a lot of my life away from them and advising others to do the same.
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by servercobra 7y ago
Do you have some examples of what you use them for?
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by servercobra 7y ago
You have to start somewhere. Your own startup has a ton of financial upside that a 9-5 job doesn't have (as well as downside). If you could flip the switch and be at $100k ARR your first month, everyone would be running their own busin
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by servercobra 7y ago
That's awesome. Did you just get a dedicated server from a provider (I'm assuming, since you're paying monthly?) or did you buy the server and colocate it?
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by servercobra 7y ago
I think with context it will be pretty apparent whether you're talking about islands in the Pacific/Micronesia or a real time chat room.
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by servercobra 7y ago
Express lanes can be separated lanes with fewer exits that allow you to go faster because of fewer lane changes. Chicago (and I'm sure many other cities) have these. They're separated by concrete barriers and only have exits every
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by servercobra 7y ago
What kind of reminders to eat are you getting? Like "don't forget to eat?" or "don't forget, this is your plan for lunch"?
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by servercobra 7y ago
Oh yeah, that's pretty soon on my feature list! Something like "you're going to need to cook these nights, these nights are leftovers" and give you options to choose those and bias results towards eating the same thing e
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by servercobra 7y ago
It's definitely not for everyone! But I know there are some people who just want to be told "go to the store, buy this stuff, you're going to be cooking these things these days if you want to lose weight". The same as a
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by servercobra 7y ago
Oh yeah, they're pretty wonderful! Luckily, there's definitely enough room in this space for more than a few competitors. Thank you :)
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by servercobra 7y ago
A meal planning app for weight loss. I lost 50 pounds using calorie counting a few years ago. The thing that frustrated me most was trying to come up with meal plans every week. It's quite tedious to constantly find new recipes if you
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by servercobra 7y ago
For us, sure. But look at Hong Kong right now. When everyone is aware of and agrees there is a risk, it becomes more socially acceptable.
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by servercobra 7y ago
There's a lot of comments here about Signal being better than Wickr, but little information on why yet. A quick Google search didn't give me any decent answers, so can anyone fill in why Signal is better?
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by servercobra 7y ago
Why not?
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by servercobra 7y ago
Does anyone have a suggestion for a finance/budgeting app that's easy to use for splitting costs? My girlfriend and I don't have joined finances, but we do generally split everything down the middle. So most things are "
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by servercobra 7y ago
You can't unopen Pandora's box. It worked well enough for the few years only the US had WMDs, but that could never last.
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by servercobra 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | REMOTE (travel possible) | Los Angeles, CA I'm a freelance developer with 7 years of experience. I specialize in helping early stage companies bring their ideas to life as new apps and websites. Beyond creating a beautif
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by servercobra 7y ago
That's not the same. Unless you're adding one role per channel, and then it's quite unwieldy. For example, we're not going to set up a role and have everyone else self-serve add that for a channel for an outing, a specif
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by servercobra 7y ago
If Discord would make it so you can leave a channel, I'd use it almost exclusively. Until then, it's not suitable for a company, IMO.
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by servercobra 7y ago
I saw them touted as ways to bundle apps together under one price, but never heard anything about using it for version upgrades. But I may have missed that, I've never been to WWDC just watched keynotes and some of the dev talks.
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by servercobra 7y ago
Apple does support upgrade pricing, though mostly as a hack using App Bundles and the Complete My Bundle pricing. For example, upgrading GoodNotes: https://support.goodnotes.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000124915.
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by servercobra 7y ago
Google Compute Engine launched in 2012, so this would be 11 years they would have been trying at it. That seems like a perfectly reasonable timeline.
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by servercobra 7y ago
That opens them up to a ton of liability (what if something unforeseen happens), for very little gain. I can't imagine any company doing something like that.

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