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by sushid 5y ago
I found your description of Lawsons kind of funny since Japan also has their fair share of 7-11s.
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by sushid 5y ago
As someone who enjoys watching recommended videos I'm glad your views are not shared by the majority.
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by sushid 5y ago
I feel like HN users reflexively downvoted this comment but it does have merit. Personally, I'm no supporter or Trump or his right-wing viewpoints but even I felt slightly uncomfortable with the CEO's decision to send such an emai
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by sushid 5y ago
I'm confused. Isn't that the intent of the protest? Those walking out specifically want to silence Chappelle. At the end of the day, I don't care what happens between a multi-millionaire and a multi-billion dollar corporation
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by sushid 5y ago
This problem isn't occurring due to software issues.
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by sushid 5y ago
Isn't that like... everyone?
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by sushid 5y ago
The simple explanation is that CL probably uses a blocklist as opposed to an in-house NLP algorithm that understands the specific context in which the Fair Housing Act is not being violated.
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by sushid 5y ago
At the same time, neither does the hospital in that case. I think if your infrastructure is shut down by hackers you have a moral obligation to inform your patients (or potential patients) about what's going on. They should be legally
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by sushid 5y ago
I mean Delta can just tell Southwest "these are our banned passengers; do what you want with this information (but also give us your list)." Also casinos in the US seem to do this without any defamation lawsuits so it probably wou
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by sushid 5y ago
I think you made the biggest argument for requiring these lists in the first place. For your simple exercise, it seems like we need to have that breakdown for those four different factors (and have that explicitly listed). Then we can figur
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by sushid 5y ago
Do you sit down with your kids while they're learning in classrooms?
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by sushid 5y ago
SpaceX wasn't built it a vacuum. The US gov't did a lot to help it succeed. As they did for Tesla
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by sushid 5y ago
Yeah I really don't understand this line of thinking. I imagine most would sheepishly agree that they would also do the same thing if it were their restaurant.
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by sushid 5y ago
AFAIK, some of the top cheats are SaaS products and require a lot of money (e.g. > $50/month for a game like Escape from Tarkov). So yes, that's a deterrent but not for those willing to pay a price equal to the game for monthly
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by sushid 5y ago
This is a such a classic HN comment: 1. Law does x 2. HN commenter: what about x+y? what about x-1? The answer to your decentralized chess is that no one would care if it broke the rules or not unless millions of people were hopelessly addi
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by sushid 5y ago
Looks like a user error to me.
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by sushid 5y ago
That sentence was the beginning of many red flags with the article. Looks like the father wants a nice little story for his kids' college admission essay, if anything. It also looks like the article was at least partially written by so
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by sushid 5y ago
They forgot to add "but we've decided to keep the article published for the ad revenue despite it being completely non-newsworthy."
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by sushid 5y ago
Not the original commenter but it's because the marketer doesn't want to be associated with the content. It may devalue the product, be the wrong target audience, cause some social media backlash, etc. (e.g. Disney wouldn't w
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by sushid 5y ago
> It misidentified the competition as tech-savvy users, but ultimately it turned out to be MS/Apple/Google. How is this "somewhat" correct? The competition turned out to be trillion dollar companies implementing the e
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by sushid 5y ago
It was also down for a few hours this week. Can't think of many 11 figure companies that go down as often as Reddit does.
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by sushid 5y ago
Isn't it more productive to have a kitchen staff produce food for 1000s of people vs. every person ordering delivery, cooking for themselves, etc.? Surely cooling/heating 1000 separate homes would cost more than an office space op
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by sushid 5y ago
He was getting a PhD from a university in China though? He was deregistered as a PhD candidate in his former university as well. If you're on a Chinese government scholarship and visa and your livelihood depends on that (as well as new
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by sushid 5y ago
It's an escrow + marketplace service. Your argument can be used against anything like eBay, Etsy, Poshmark, etc. You're assuming that the OP stagnates while copycats emerge around them, which is also a horrible assumption. Also, &
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by sushid 5y ago
Yes they're ultra rare and the lootboxes always cost money to open in CSGO.
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by sushid 5y ago
Having "undesirable" CTAs below viewport is definitely a tried and true dark pattern.
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by sushid 5y ago
Sounds like an extremely poor argument for letting criminals do whatever they want. Do you keep your house/car door unlocked just in case a criminal would like to take a gander? What if the thief throws a brick at the windows and the r
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by sushid 5y ago
This is NOT bullshit. Do you live in SF? I live right next to the CVS/Walgreens that are targeted in Soma and I can guarantee you you'll see someone robbing them blind if you stay in there for about 1 hour in there. I go in there
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by sushid 5y ago
No this is incorrect. If you're in CA, you are looking at a tax burden of roughly 30% if you're making 100k.
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by sushid 5y ago
Sure, but the author specifically addresses the fact that he is not a big nature guy. Looks like a great decision given that's the case for him.

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