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12y ago
Ensure does provide an option, but it's relatively expensive, lacking the full range of nutrients found in Soylent, and pretty high in sugar (though I think they have just reduced sugar slightly).
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Interesting. I think about it in the reverse. I'm more interested in eating the majority real meals, but dropping in Soylent for the times when eating is a chore, or is inconvenient, etc.
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Chadder is a secure messaging app with a dubious John McAfee endorsement
(gigaom.com)
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Ummm. False? You have a legal obligation to your shareholders regardless of whether the company is public. Fiduciary responsibility.
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Even if there are not anti dilutive preferences, both management and existing investors are likely to leave a down round as their last resort, simply because of the dilutive impact it would have.
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13y ago
Agree. The features you mentioned above, along with an awesome revision history tracking feature, make it an easy decision.
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13y ago
Strongly agree with your sentiment. HN users are at the extreme end of the curve, and I'd wager that the average HN regular spends a good deal more of his/her day on tasks or activities that may never be well-suited to mobile. Con
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Facebook open sources code for managing A/B tests
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Bitcoin user natural selection, I suppose.
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> The freezing of the balances is a one-time action, it does not affect future deposits in any ways. This is laughable. No effect on future deposits? Who in their right mind would continue to use them after this?
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A Tiny, Adventurous Lego Photographer
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There and back again
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You're right, a preposition is never a good thing to end on. It's one of those rules that people seem to never abide by...
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Exactly. The only reason to be afraid of that is if you have zero faith in the Dollar and thereby the Treasury/US government. And while I can somewhat empathize with the sentiment, if the US government collapses, we have bigger fish to
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How does merged mining work?
(bitcoin.stackexchange.com)
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Kansas City MO
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IRS announces new tool to download past returns online.
(irs.gov)
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Nice Q&A with law professor regarding what the FCC can/can't do related to this: http://recode.net/2014/01/15/whats-net-neutrality-what-happe...
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Does that mean you place no value on aesthetics or industrial design of a beautiful device? Don't get me wrong, I agree that it's overpriced, but I do at least place some value on a well-made device.
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> On the plus side of Outlook, it has much more powerful searching/sorting abilities I'm a bit surprised by this one. I'd pick Gmail search over Outlook every time, though my only real choices are Outlook for Mac or OWA.
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> For the Quirky products, GE is making available thousands of its patents on things like holographic and fast-focusing lens technologies, thin-barrier coatings for electronic devices and asset-tracking technology. GE is also offering u
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Quirky Raises $79M, With $30M From GE to Make Connected Home Gadgets
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>But maybe crazy fine resolution isn’t as important for metal. I'm trying to think of any practical application for which fine resolution isn't more important for metal than polymer
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Bitcoin up 166% over the past month
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That's exactly what I was thinking. Even if it was barely breakeven, I'd think that the value of having a consumer product with recurring revenue and [generally] positive customer experience is of greater value than its cash flows
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Was anyone else dumbfounded by the idea of selling the Xbox business? That's been one of the only bright points in MSFT's consumer products for the past decade.
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Stir's Kinetic Desk is a standing desk that learns your sitting habits
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Report: Nest Will Make a Smoke Detector
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I don't know what the impact of this will be in first-world countries, but it strikes me that this will really open bitcoin up in developing countries that have poor data availability. Just look at what M-PESA has been able to do via S
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How to use WeatherSignal for Quantified Self tracking
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