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Tell HN: Bug in UberEATS app gives you $75 coupon
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9y ago
Maybe you missed the last sentence? > If you have insurance, it may come down to something like $2k. It's silly money, unless you know you are dying otherwise.
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The numbers are based on my only visit to ER. I was charged almost $20k for an IV and an ECG. The doctor saw me for less than 10sec. Out of pocket ended up around $1,500.
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9y ago
But it cannot include ",',$,;,<,space,etc.. because or engineers are still not 100% confident in our input sanitization.
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Maybe an ER that will not charge an arm and a leg? The minimum charge one can expect for just walking into ER is in the ballpark of $20k. Just for having a nurse look at you and administrate an IV. If you have insurance, it may come down to
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9y ago
> Al went to the walk-in medical clinic located next door to NR. Little good that did. This doesn't give me confidence in the health system. How is it possible that they couldn't diagnose a life threatening condition? Are these
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> Illegal turns will be autofined I also expect the fines to get lower once everybody gets a couple of fines per day on average.
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Forbes tried something similar a while ago, by preventing ad blocker users to access their articles. How did that work for them?
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You are dead wrong in everything. To start with, your analogy is bad. You cannot compare psychical items with software. When you buy a car do you expect it to run and last forever? Software does, so you can see immediately that it's no
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It is not only Facebook and Google. Case in point the recent revelations about Unroll.me, which was used by even a lot of HN regulars without even knowing the way their email and data are used.
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I may be wrong but I don't think you can label something as "civil disobedience" when it is done by a corporation or when it is done for profit.
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Offtopic but honest question: Is submitting something daily until you get enough points to get to the front page something that is acceptable in HN? Are there any rough guidelines about how often can one submit something? PS: Only asking fo
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"know thyself" :D Even if I did, I don't have what it takes to make it popular.
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I am sure that $3/month wouldn't be a financial problem for the majority of Harvard students, but I agree with the first part of your argument. We have yet to learne to pay for nice things on the internet.
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Maybe it is just wishful thinking on my part then :D
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Yes it is. My feeling is that we have entered an age that youth is not naive anymore and would happily pay $3/month (at least in the US) for a non-tracking all-round communication service.
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9y ago
Why don't we have a subscription based, non-tracking, ad-free social network yet??
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9y ago
Maybe a "/s" will save you the downvotes.
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9y ago
"/s" means sarcasm
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9y ago
"We had complete lock ups where max_connections was exceeded and we could never find a source, internal or external, to our system. Literally hundreds of connections doing SELECT statements but nothing else. Eventually manually killing
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9y ago
Thanks :D
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9y ago
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10y ago
Try a drinking a chamomile tea 30mins before bedtime.
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10y ago
> As an Emacs user, I still don't get why they have the menu bar and tool bar For new users and people who run emacs by mistake or to just check it out maybe? But I agree with you, these days disabling toolbar and menu bar is my fir
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Turkey referendum: Erdogan wins vote to expand presidential powers
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10y ago
Oh the irony, criticising the mobile app about its design on a painful to use on a mobile phone slide show.
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10y ago
I understand the sentiment, but if I would stop using every corp that fucked somebody up, I would probably have to move somewhere where there is no civilization.
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> Mayor de Blasio responded on Twitter on Wednesday, writing: "Men who don't like women taking up space are exactly why we need the Fearless Girl."
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Charging Bull artist wants removal of Fearless Girl statue
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