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by soared 3y ago
Source?
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by soared 3y ago
> first, to recognize the contributions of people with diverse backgrounds, in order to offer more protagonists who can inspire and with whom more people can identify second, to provide examples and motivations that are relatable to unde
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by soared 3y ago
Agreed, absolute garbage. In the opening paragraphs the author claims: > I’m not that familiar with the trial itself, so I will say nothing beyond noting that if Crews, Predergrast (and Elizabeth Loftus, the recovered-memory expert who e
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by soared 3y ago
After reading the Wikipedia but not other sources it does feel tautological
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by soared 3y ago
Banners cover the text on mobile so it’s still unreadable =\
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by soared 3y ago
Awesome! Really enjoying the feel of this browser, and I’ve been stalwart chrome forever. One recommendation - when first using the browser I have no site history, so it defaults to ddg searches when entering text. Not sure how you’d accomp
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by soared 3y ago
Middle class families can pay for school: In 2019-20 in state tuition and fees in California averaged $9k. 100% of which you can take a federal loan and payback <$150/mo that begins 6 months after graduating. Rent/living cost i
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by soared 3y ago
Circular trackpad my goodness! I’ll also never go back to metal/plastic handrests on a trackpad after using whatever material is on a pixelbook and the crazy fabric-esque option on a ms surface - huge game changer.
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by soared 3y ago
> an SD card reader, why not, they’re $5 … also the ability to upgrade the basics, like memory and storage > 12” body … to fit the 13" to 14" screen it would have very small bezels, this is a great size for fitting in bags a
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by soared 3y ago
Cool idea! Seems like car thieves could probably just carry around another device to hack it, but certainly could be a deterrent. I don’t know much about it but it seems like a key is supposed to be the password for the car, so seemingly th
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by soared 3y ago
The US gov defined free speech in a broad sense so that advertising is considered a form of speech. That means political advertising actually promotes democracy rather than threaten it - from their perspective.
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by soared 3y ago
That does not mean for a fact that it doesn’t work. You’re in an audience group with millions of other people - the advertiser doesn’t care if x% of users already bought a car. They only care if targeting that audience is more efficient at
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by soared 3y ago
This has been answered time and time again, but from my experience hn doesn’t ask this question sincerely - it’s usually just bait to argue with someone. Here is a thread where the question was addressed: https://news.ycombinator
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by soared 3y ago
You’re surprised the us government has caused an economic recession and capital flight by banning the primary revenue driver of some of our largest tech companies?
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by soared 3y ago
For a sense of scale, if an advertiser came to my adtech platform and said they want to spend $20k, we’d tell them to return when their budget is 5x larger. Small advertisers get screwed because they lack the technical expertise to understa
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by soared 3y ago
The $100/yr cost in undoubtedly cheaper than owning a parking spot and a bathroom in California!
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by soared 3y ago
Super low cost ads that lead to super low cost horrible clickbait content. You can blame companies like outbrain and taboola for purposefully having horrible advertiser quality standards, and websites who are willing to have that junk on th
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by soared 3y ago
Interesting thought that for content where no competition exists, the owner can maximize profit by drowning it in ads. Doesn’t seem like there is much of an alternative outside of legislation or action from google to enforce stricter ad sta
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by soared 3y ago
Hilarious marketing/blog post on how to overengineer this so it works on gsheets - https://www.nexmo.com/legacy-blog/2019/01/23/how-to-send-sms... Sadly I can’t seem to find any documentation on the
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by soared 3y ago
Very interesting and important. Can anyone give more context on how this is different than creating a website of historical facts/notes/lesson plans, building trust in the community, then editing specific pages with fake news? (Or
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by soared 3y ago
I can’t find her LinkedIn and the about page has no info, but with this blog post she definitely does not work in digital marketing as she has no idea how it functions. It’s just wild baseless claims that everyone is marketing is either dum
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by soared 3y ago
Woman who knows nothing about digital marketing claims an entire multiple-billion dollar industry is scam, nice.
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by soared 3y ago
My god I’m way off base on costs then, I should appreciate my plan more - thank you for the context.
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by soared 3y ago
Well if you can make claims without a source and say the tech is secret..you can claim literally anything? I have a startup that builds a machine that can complete medical tests from a single drop of blood. The tech is a secret though.
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by soared 3y ago
$30k premiums is absolute insanity. Joint tax rate for 80k is 12% federal, so half what you’ve listed for federal. Lcol is likely Tennessee or zero/low state taxes so less than 8k for sure. Even if huge overestimates on taxes are corre
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by soared 3y ago
> It's already common to see criminals and dissidents get busted because they think that turning a phone off stops it from reporting location data. That’s an incredible claim to make with no source. It seems unreasonable to suspect
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by soared 3y ago
That’s for the person who is actively calling 911 though, not a random persons phone.
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by soared 3y ago
Source?
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by soared 3y ago
They used to be given out as a free redirect like 20 years ago so all the spam/garbage/etc sites had some random url but advertised “random.to” as their url. I had many many free like name.forumsbb.com that I advertised as name.to
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by soared 3y ago
I don’t really understand viewpoints like these. The submitter knows the AI isn’t lying and the submitter is being purposefully obtuse in order to drive controversy.

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