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by sushid 4y ago
It looks like they also prioritize health/medical YouTubers, even if they're not doctors if they're big (i.e. with the verified checkmark). Given that this seems to be the case, I think this is a pretty reasonable approach to
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by sushid 4y ago
Arguably that's Google and Meta's strategy (maybe even Apple) but that's certainly not Amazon's. They just mass hire anyone without a care in the world. Not sure if Oracle even belongs in this group.
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by sushid 4y ago
I'm guessing it's because you can easily whip up an OS project and pay nothing on Github.
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by sushid 4y ago
What's with HN's vitriol for almost anything that's at the crossroad between tech and growing mainstream enthusiasm? I swear the HN crowd would be anti-internet if it were just starting out. OP is also interested in the ecosy
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by sushid 4y ago
Thank you! So it's like a warm sponge bath.
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by sushid 4y ago
No offense but if most people around you are throwing around the word "depression," I would personally consider that a red flag (unless you're in the medical profession). Either your friend circle are unusually showing sympto
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by sushid 4y ago
You're surprised that sales increase when the EV increases?
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by sushid 4y ago
Are you trying to bolstering the parent commenter's claim or trying to refute it? Iran does produce over 90% of the world's supply of saffron and we have sanctions against them, which obviously makes it hard for them to compete o
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by sushid 4y ago
To clarify, I was asking if people who say "I love the smell of old books" really are window shoppers or if they actually do buy book in the parent commenter's experience. I personal "enjoy" it in the sense that I a
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by sushid 4y ago
Where did I claim that? I only corrected your statement about her watching a video while driving.
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by sushid 4y ago
Is that really true? I do love the smell of old books but I never would proclaim that out loud to a bookstore owner. I do actually purchase used books though when I visit stores. In fact went to a Bookoff and bought a book last week.
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by sushid 4y ago
Did you read the article? She was allegedly doing her job, looking at her work phone from time to time. Her personal phone playing a Hulu show was in the passenger seat (which she apparently was listening to). > When Vasquez was looking
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by sushid 4y ago
So if we want the optionality down the road and are choosing to drive a Ford, we should opt for the Co-Pilot360 Assist 2.0, correct?
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by sushid 4y ago
Strange that you're being downvoted. This is fracking and it's been associated with one of the largest earthquakes South Korea has ever experienced. https://www.science.org/content/article/second-largest-
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by sushid 4y ago
Go to a McDonald's next time. Would you ask for the Applebee special at a fancy steakhouse?
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by sushid 4y ago
It's crazy to think this is all because of Terra. Terra crashed, tanking the entire crypto sector -> 3AC defaults as they lost $$$$ on Luna -> Celsius, who already had a dubious "diversification" strategy, emerges as a
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by sushid 4y ago
When did you sell? Perhaps look into tooth (teeth?) futures ;)
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by sushid 4y ago
Nothing wrong with being a glass is .05% full kind of a person :)
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by sushid 4y ago
It seems like the "article" was compiled from the facts stated in the lawsuit. I don't think their suit would cover what actions they privately took in between hospital visits.
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by sushid 4y ago
This is old news. A lot of these Android lock screen ad companies came and went in the early 2010s. I'm sure we'll see a few copycats pop up and die this decade as well.
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by sushid 4y ago
Then ride a cab? You're involving a middle man because they do a pretty damn good job taking you from point A to point B. It's the same reason you might want to use Amazon to buy something and "take money out of your communit
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by sushid 4y ago
How is Uber anything similar to a utilities company? Those companies are rent seeking because they provide an essential service in a de-facto monopoly. Uber literally created the demand from both sides of the marketplace while facing steep
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by sushid 4y ago
I mean a decent pair of pants is at least $100 and a shirt is $15-20. Throw in a few shoes and jackets and $4k is very reasonable, depending on the weather.
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by sushid 4y ago
I would if I thought I was worse than the average person at slicing bread. Wouldn't you?
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by sushid 4y ago
Whoever told you BlockFi is "decentralized" is very very confused/wrong.
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by sushid 4y ago
I've never seen anyone actually use CafeX. Would recommend you check one out physically if interested but try a coffee chain that originated here. Some big ones are Philz and Blue Bottle. Minaal isn't SF based but a lot of other o
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by sushid 4y ago
> Sounds like we have a solution to Epic’s years-long complaint about Apple and Google taking a 15–30 percent cut of in-app transactions. They should follow Epic’s lead and take a 95 percent cut instead. Support a creator, indeed. Conten
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by sushid 4y ago
Is there a Chrome version of this?
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by sushid 4y ago
It's insane to me that someone with his knowledge was using an online wallet to hold all that money. Perhaps he has muchh= more than that so it was only a fraction of his total net worth? Still, I'm surprised that he wasn't u
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by sushid 4y ago
I'm not saying that is the only barometer I would use if I were measuring performance but again, I'd be surprised if you told me that an average Kickstarter now was anywhere close to being as productive (whatever metric you'd

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