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by sushid 9y ago
I would bet that the ones that pay are probably more valuable for advertisers than the ones that don't pay.
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by sushid 9y ago
You can lose more than 75%. If there's no ETH in the wallet they can't pay you back out.
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by sushid 9y ago
Not a lawyer either but I don't think you can if you are operating an actual Ponzi scheme, transparent or not.
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by sushid 9y ago
Because you'd presumably need to authenticate (and have a paid account) to access the data.
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by sushid 9y ago
Wow, you do realize that you can mention the Uber rape case without trying to make it so personal to the OP, right? he's not defending him in that regard at all. All he's saying is that he brought about the concept of ride sharing
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by sushid 9y ago
Not the parent commenter and I get what you mean, but if they state that it's a duplicate issue (and assuming on good faith that it is), doesn't it make sense that they don't pay you out for that? I'm 100% on your side r
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by sushid 9y ago
Right, which is why they exit scam. Build up a good reputation and when the amount you can run with equals what would be years of "honest" work profits, you then run away, set up a new account and start over again.
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by sushid 9y ago
I've had basic Aroma ones currently have a nice Korean one. I'd say the quality is vastly different between those. The high quality Japanese or Korean ones will be pressure cooked and cooked in a way that allows it to stay warm in
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by sushid 9y ago
The standard maximum rate is 2.9% + 30 cents. Looks like they're losing over $2 per transaction for doing business in cash, unless, they make us for this cough somehow.
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by sushid 9y ago
I've used Coinbase since 2013 but I had a very important transaction simply disappear about a year and a half ago (despite being confirmed 10s of times) until I showed support that the transaction definitely went through. No explanatio
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by sushid 9y ago
Did you ever call internationally? My parents would call our grandparents using those phone cards in the 90s and they would sound like they were the good ol' two cans and a string technology.
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by sushid 9y ago
It's a no nonsense page with simple account related questions and answers. No incredible journey bs on there at all.
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by sushid 9y ago
> Doesn't this program require an undergrad in CS? No it doesn't.
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by sushid 9y ago
Dermatologists still prescribe antibiotics for acne. For some specializations, it's all about the maintaining the status quo. Truth be told, doctors still don't know much about IBS and/or Crohn's. Or even conditions like
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by sushid 9y ago
Interesting... So with that example, would you equate Ethereum with being the Facebook or iTunes of cryptocurrecy? Or do you think this entire generation of crypto needs to more or less die off first?
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by sushid 9y ago
It's not a matter of Amazon's programmers being unable to, it's a matter of Amazon being uncompetitive and Google deciding to fight back.
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by sushid 9y ago
1) Do you tell movie critics or book reviewers to direct/write a better one for pointing out some obvious flaws? 2) The original comment wasn't even posted by me. I never said the map sucks but did specifically point out a few thi
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by sushid 9y ago
What is being a Yishan-style CEO except for the fact that you're not a founder/co-founder? I'm not sure how this is relevant to the article above?
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by sushid 9y ago
That's fair, but a hiring manager might be more easily able to see this overlap if you have some recent side projects. And again, I'm not even the type to code for fun at home (at least not since my first two years out of college)
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by sushid 9y ago
It's not even the entire map of the languages listed in the article. It's a small subset of the languages with an unintuitive coloring scheme.
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by sushid 9y ago
Maybe they're trying to hire people with some intersection between work and passion. If I had two similarly qualified candidates but one has a huge interest in coding on the side, I'd be inclined to pick her over the other one if
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by sushid 9y ago
Consumers never benefit when there's only a single middleman. Have you not heard of robber barons? Or looked at the effects of a monopoly in an economics class?
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by sushid 9y ago
Gemini and Kraken are just two I can list from the top of my head.
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by sushid 9y ago
Because the most marginalized in our society are so screwed. They're dealt the worst cards. It's easy to shout Randian quotes from your high tower, but when you come from impoverished backgrounds barely making ends meet, something
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by sushid 9y ago
It's pretty hot in younger circles. I'm a "millennial" but I would imagine that it's more popular among the gen Z crowd.
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by sushid 9y ago
It's just the land. In SF we have "houses" that are partly burnt to the ground and unfit for living being sold for > $800k.
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by sushid 9y ago
I frequent Little Delhi the most out of all the Indian places I go to. Sad to hear this.
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by sushid 9y ago
Seriously!? I go to Indian restaurants in SF all the time and I've only ever paid by card. Do the waiters get to keep the tip if you give it to them with cash?
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by sushid 9y ago
> For those pointing out that this is "Govt. distortion of markets", please see Agricultural subsidies offered in the US and Europe, which "distort" markets a lot more. What you're saying is a classic case of a l
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by sushid 9y ago
It's an easy way to check if you can think recursively/are familiar with a btree.

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