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shaneprrlt
7y ago
Lol, there's always a silver lining. :)
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7y ago
They have their own crawler they mention, they mention Bing as a source, but I think that's mostly for search ads.
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7y ago
Illinoisan here, have a lot of family and friends that have escaped. Escape is literally how they talk about it too. Most of the complaints I hear is about cost of living and property taxes. All the costs and taxes of a state like Californi
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7y ago
I've done work integrating Shopify with ERP systems and let me tell you, I still get horrible anxiety whenever I hear the term.
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7y ago
Nah, just stick em in the broom closet with an iPad open to youtube on autoplay. They'll be composing symphonies in no time. Lmao
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> "While his father has climbed Everest twice, Khobe had never climbed a mountain so he had to practise that, too." This dude has climbed Everest, twice?! I'm starting to think this family would have gone on a vacation to
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7y ago
I like Masters of Scale even though it's really overproduced with too many sound effects. The episodes could be longer with less breaks, but it's still an enjoyable listen.
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7y ago
Most retailers have in-store pickup these days. I find myself hardly ever buying from Amazon anyways (unless can't get at a store within 10mi radius) because I'm too impatient haha.
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Moral of the story: don't use internal security tools at your work as a platform for your political activism. Totally agree with the spirit of what she did and applaud her efforts to organize, but there's no way she didn't kn
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That's why I said in most instances, of course there are instances where people without influence have their lives destroyed by negative news coverage. Wouldn't it be great if there was a non-profit organization that operated like
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That's a pretty reductionist view of wealth creation and capitalism. I hope the inherent irony of making that statement to an audience of people united by a common interest in technological progress, entrepreneurship, and startups (on
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> How on earth do you look at this website and think "yeah, they're just trying to help the defenseless wealthy"? That's a bit of a straw man. 1) I don't think that, 2) I never said they were defenseless. Clearly
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> They experience a barrage of negative press because they deserve it. Ah, how could I forget, humans are one-dimensional cartoon characters and moral complexity is tossed out the window the moment you own a certain amount of property.
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> Mr. Gottlieb said in an interview with the Journal that he found his press coverage unfair and wanted to fight back. Favorable opinions and professional character praises are not the same as fake news as in conspiracy theories and outr
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If you think that's a "fabricated scenario" I suggest you get out more and gain some perspective on how people actually live.
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> Some have suggested that this may be chalked up to cultural differences and Japanese contract law that no one at Nintendo felt obligated to inform Sony of their decision to renege. HOLY. How this didn't end with a massive lawsuit
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7y ago
Of course you can do this, however, if you're ever on a shared device or using someone else's computer, it's much faster to login to GitPod and make a quick fix than to setup SSH keys, download an editor (if you're an at
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GitPod is a lifesaver on the go when you need to work on private repos. Couldn't recommend more highly.
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>> The first iteration successfully used Remote Viewing to forecast market motion of a SPY-related index. Things like this used to bum me out, but now I try to remember the eventual heat death of the universe and I start to feel bette
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7y ago
I feel horrible for the people who had to scrape together the $700 for a Christmas present for their kids, who won't be getting their scooter (like the person in the article). For most middle class people, that's a lot of money. I
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They're known for imposing fines that are minuscule relative to the amount of damage whoever they're investigating caused. For most deceptive operations large enough to land on the FTC's radar, whatever fines they might end u
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7y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but I thought I heard somewhere along the line that Uber actually makes money on Eats, am I mistaken? Also as a separate point, I worked for an on-demand food startup, and I remember our founders talking about a local
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Will always be grateful my professors chose C++ as the introductory language. It had the downside of acting as a kind of filter for first-year CS students who had never written code before (which might be a counterargument to choosing a hig
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Ask HN: Will cancer in humans ever be considered a non-fatal condition?
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I think that's a cynical view of the situation. These guys have grown a college startup into one of the world's most valuable companies. They're rich beyond imagination. More importantly, they're getting close to being 5
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I think that is massively trivializing the technical complexity of engineering a system that powers millions of rides, food orders, freight orders, etc globally every single day. As an example, look at how they've improved upon GPS in
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Then don't come around if he ever sneezes.
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I think the right to communicate is a part of a right to freely express oneself, which would be much more meaningful to codify in my opinion.
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I'm not sure how well this will help differentiate the corporate entity with the Facebook service from a public perspective. Might have been more effective to rename the corporate entity like Alphabet did. Besides that, kind of boring
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7y ago
Brb, forwarding this to Hillary Clinton.
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