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by sushid 10y ago
I would highly recommend Bose QC20 in ear. I have the over ear version and while mine may excel in the noise cancellation department, the QC20 beats mine out of the water in terms of noise blocking overall.
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by sushid 10y ago
What part of the US do you live in? I'm looking at at the very least around $6.50/lb for a half a steer in the Bay Area.
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by sushid 10y ago
Look, I have no skin in the game but Uber doesn't charge for cancelled rides if the driver honestly cancels it. It looks like the driver in OP's link marked the passenger as 'not arrived when at pickup,' which defaulted
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by sushid 10y ago
Sounds like they're using Android emulators to simulate button presses, uploads, etc. without using IG's API.
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by sushid 10y ago
Also, the 100% received an internship offer seems like a disingenuous statistic at best. It's trivial to receive "an internship" if you count scammy, unpaid ones.
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by sushid 10y ago
This is a projection they took from a weakly sourced article. A Huffington Post blog "article" states that the market is around $684M (as of 2014) and "a potentially $500B industry." [0] But the real source that it cites
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by sushid 10y ago
I believe he accused them of racism and sexism since he was raided by the police for being a suspected pedophile whereas his white female partner was not even investigated as a potential criminal.
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by sushid 10y ago
The gear image of the YC logo is rather amusing. Those gears wouldn't move an inch in that configuration.
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by sushid 10y ago
> I thought it was self evident that anything that weakens you is likely to be bad for you You would be surprised. There's compelling evidence that small doses of things that normally weaken you (e.g radiation, alcohol, etc.) are ac
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by sushid 10y ago
So if /r/btc is being paid and /r/bitcoin bans anyone who mentions hard forking, which subreddit would you recommend?
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by sushid 10y ago
I've used Twilio for casual one-day projects and I don't think their documentation is a good example. They have a lot of resources and examples but it's very disjoint and hard to use. A better example would be Stripe. For exa
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by sushid 10y ago
Sounds like you can benefit from one of those bluetooth lost-item finding device (e.g. Tile or TrackR).
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by sushid 10y ago
Yes, but as the article mentions, there was no need for the treatment in BOTH eyes when time was not of the essence. Also, these higher risk "treatments" can be reserved for those who are medically worse off (e.g. already have los
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by sushid 10y ago
I've seen your stuff in r/DIY and it looks like your main interest (outside of your work as an RoR dev) is hardware. Do you code for fun or do anything on the software side as well?
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by sushid 10y ago
This seems like a small feature to add to their invoicing app, not a business. Also, there's quite a number of car servicing startups now, like YourMechanic.
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by sushid 10y ago
If you guys are interested seeing this update every day, there is a nifty Chrome extension for it. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mortality-new-tab/...
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by sushid 10y ago
No you can't move a king adjacent to another king. There must be at least a square between the kings for the move to be valid.
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by sushid 10y ago
More importantly, why would you want to call your "real" numbers sequentially by default? You might prefer hitting all of them simultaneously, which is also trivial as everyone else here has mentioned. https://www.twili
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by sushid 10y ago
Not the OP but I don't believe you are very familiar with modern Japanese history. First, your point that they had a "miraculous track record" in the past means it's reasonable to be "hand-wavy" about the futur
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by sushid 10y ago
I get that what you're saying is tongue-in-cheek, but yes, when you're usually trying to persuade anyone --person, organization, business, etc., having a grasp in the local language is almost always a requirement. In this particul
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by sushid 10y ago
To me, the dealbreaker is the fact that it's a percentage-rate fee as opposed to a flat-rate fee. I was able to justify spending extra for Google Express as long as I made a large order. With Instacart, the pricing is extremely blurry
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by sushid 10y ago
Well, seeing as he was a virgin when he died, I can definitely understand why he might have regretted his decision a bit. [0] [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nikola_Tesla#Relationships
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by sushid 10y ago
Snap already has an SF office.
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by sushid 10y ago
Unless you're in NYC, you still have to wait 2-4 weeks for delivery. That might be why it's still selling for an ~$80 premium on eBay.
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by sushid 10y ago
I always find it funny that people think like this. Do you think only struggling companies should strive to grow their brand? Market leaders stay market leaders with PR/branding and of course, their products. Products like Coke are int
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by sushid 10y ago
Completely untrue. The IPO is already 10 times oversubscribed. [0] [0] http://video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000597530
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by sushid 10y ago
Sticking to your StarCraft example, the Total War series is a good example of a "declarative" game. You can initially start ordering your troops to engage costly battles, but as their morale falls, they'll be less committed t
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by sushid 10y ago
Look, you're clearly very bitter about this. You should think about what you're doing for a minute and decide whether this is good PR. If you think he's copying your MTurk generated ideas, go ahead and call him out. Don'
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by sushid 10y ago
That's interesting. Shouldn't professional athletes have a lower resting heart rates?
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by sushid 10y ago
That's simply untrue. You can download a copy of Windows 10 ISO from Microsoft. [0] It's the first search result if you Google Windows 10 ISO. Plus, most laptops don't come with a recovery USB (neither do Macs) and IMO having

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