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synaesthesisx
12y ago
If your environment contains ferro-magnetic dust you should probably be more concerned about inhaling that stuff.
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synaesthesisx
12y ago
Isn't F# a ripoff of OCAML?
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synaesthesisx
12y ago
Actually... http://techcrunch.com/2014/11/20/about-those-uber-revenue-nu...
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12y ago
Not entirely remote, but about $30/hour.
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Google Wallet scrapes transaction memos for "Bitcoin", states violation of ToS
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12y ago
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synaesthesisx
13y ago
HN could use an /r/HailCorporate.
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synaesthesisx
13y ago
Neat concept....keep in mind that culture and fit can vary from person to person and you're going to have a range of experiences. What's important is organizing companies based on their culture so people can match themselves bette
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13y ago
Tesla's margins are almost double those of other manufacturers; a big part of the profit comes in from their automated highly scalable production. When they eventually release their Model E (affordable performance electric vehicle for
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13y ago
Unfortunately due to the spike in EC2 prices this doesn't really seem much profitable anymore...but still awesome nonetheless!
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13y ago
This is great; I really do love Wallet and wish more places supported NFC payments. It's great to have this for the ones that only have magstripes, as I can now effectively carry one card and my phone wherever I go.
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synaesthesisx
13y ago
Neat concept, but doesn't Google Wallet already integrate this kind of functionality (via NFC)? I'd much rather have my financial data stored on my phone as I keep the device encrypted and can erase it remotely.
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13y ago
Ssshh...
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13y ago
You do realize society would completely implode and descend into utter chaos, right?