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I love this pricing model of .02 per submission for the pro plan. Often, as an agency, our customer or project needs are “lumpy” in terms of usage and the monthly base fees are a serious margin killer. The usage based fee like a cloud provi
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4y ago
I disagree with nearly everything you wrote all the way down to investing in single stocks. But I appreciate your thoughts and you sharing them.
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It’s interesting giving attribution of crime to Bitcoin and not the internet or hackers. The internet has facilitated a staggering amount of crime as well as the fiat currencies of the globe. Let’s suppose this 14billion dollar number of Bi
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4y ago
Maybe instead of messing with the money via the fed and then finding volatility in housing we should just end the fed. Housing becomes a safe haven asset to avoid the other ramifications of fed policy namely inflation and the machinations o
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4y ago
Is this speaking about just IRL interactions or does an online interaction count as an interaction?
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Life as a service or freedom as a service?
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4y ago
So if LEO walks to your window for a traffic stop you can’t film it with your cell phone from the dash?
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4y ago
It seems more productive to take this at face value vs conjecture and rumors… Suppose the filing is true - all of it. Let’s start the conversation with that and see what people think and what happens next to Twitter.
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4y ago
I’m guessing you’re serious. Can you link me to more info on this specific thought?
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Why can’t insurance companies post the actual price they are paying and being charged by the hospital with proper billing taxonomies. They seem like they probably have these things well ironed out since they actually deal with various hospi
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4y ago
Does it ocr on live text pdfs or just pdfs that have text in images/flattened?
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4y ago
Might be off topic but a nugget from having two girls (5 and 11). Kids don’t care about budget or how much things cost. We have toys we’ve spent hundreds of dollars on only to have the near free to free one be a hit. I say this to make sure
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4y ago
Read his comment as Bitcoin specifically not crypto generically.
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Is the future not likely to be impacted the same way if the asset if manipulated? Several of the other comments on this thread mention that the future appears to be less likely to be manipulated. Intuitively I’d think they are wildly simila
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I get it but why allow for exotic derivatives and not the spot? It seems like you’d disallow derivative products until the spot was properly handled. (Custody concerns etc).
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4y ago
Yet the short interest etf was approved last week https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-06-21/wall-stre... I feel like I’m missing something.
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What part of this does a bank need if the crypto dies?
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Could they charge more and push the product improvements faster? Seems like 10/m/u is optimizing for how bearable the price is but then you have a bunch of users that are quick to complain while you don’t have the budget to make r
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I think “genociding” is being a bit pedantic. The shop keeper you are romanticizing was often a local inventory of goods. You were just a sale and they made a living on the arbitrage of goods. Not even all American made goods. They weren’t
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If you zoom in time scales it’s kinda what happens? Sure in 1,10,20 years it isn’t good. I don’t agree we need few companies controlling everything but when you disrupt something as pervasive as retail what do you expect to have happen? I w
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4y ago
By mom and pop shops you mean retail. I don’t think the aspiration of humanity (or a participant) should be to have a retail business. It’s neither the good being sold nor the person utilizing it. The retail shop itself was inefficient and
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On #2 What’s the rationale in not paying off the highest interest debt first? And instead go by size. Is it decreasing the count debtors feels better to make a better habit or is there a. Math reason I’m missing?
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Fast loading, authentic community, consistent experience, smart fresh perspectives https://news.ycombinator.com/news
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It’s a right to work state, so maybe there is more to it than a vanilla NC?
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I know you’re kidding but imagine the optimization on clothing production and cognitive load on a daily basis.
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I think it’s a software company (apple) making changes to the ui to sell more hardware (apple). In a predictable coordinated fashion. The issue here is apple will always be the bad guy since they are seen doing all of this in a coordinated
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I agree and it seems we are learning the cost and complexity of the state trying to fill the vacuum of parent/family responsibilities.
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Yet…
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Maybe from this article https://beincrypto.com/terras-ust-de-pegging-a-brilliant-sor...
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My favorite feature in AG-grid is https://www.ag-grid.com/javascript-data-grid/range-selection... Wish I could find this on an open source grid.
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