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by temporalparts 3y ago
Spain is 7 hours ahead of Central Time currently. Maybe the TV automatically reset at midnight Spain time?
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by temporalparts 3y ago
Then you’re just tracking the real inflation of the product. Most consumers don’t go through the trouble of looking or remembering what the past unit prices are, so there’s consumer protection advocacy to protect and inform the typical cons
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by temporalparts 3y ago
I'm very familiar with the case, HiQ was found in violation because they also created bot accounts from which they consented into the user agreement. LinkedIn lost based on merits of the scraping of public data.
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by temporalparts 3y ago
As long as it's not behind a login, and is publicly available, I think there's US precedent that this is unenforceable: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HiQ_Labs_v._LinkedIn
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by temporalparts 3y ago
Because of price discrimination. By offering a cheaper product, a producer can capture more producer surplus by capturing users who would never have bought at the previous price point. This also allows the company to sell their higher end p
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by temporalparts 3y ago
> There's no other source like that in English other than Reddit 1) Facebook Posts/Comments, 2) Instagram Posts/Comments, 3) Youtube Comments, 4) Gmail content, 5) LinkedIn Comments, 6) TikTok contents / comments X an
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by temporalparts 3y ago
US DOJ is still looking into it and perhaps EU would prevail here. https://www.theverge.com/2023/8/8/23810981/eu-probe-investig...
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The Battle to Ban TikTok and the Man at the Center of It(wsj.com)
2 points by temporalparts 3y ago|1 comments
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by temporalparts 3y ago
Nimby's have an easier time fighting new construction than conversions. I don't see this as a poor use of time if it can introduce hundreds of unit to a scarce and expensive market. Also, the last sentence of the article: > The
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by temporalparts 3y ago
Harvard has over $50 Billion in its endowment. If it wanted to expand its exceptional educational access across America, it very well could. Harvard is primarily a brand for wealthy people, and they need the non-wealthy cohort to justify th
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by temporalparts 3y ago
The hubris of Lucy Calkins is awful and destructive to society. There needs to be, at the very least, civil proceedings against her for the damage she has done to youths around the country, which she persisted even in light of contrary evid
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Apple Vision Pro Impressions(youtube.com)
1 points by temporalparts 3y ago|0 comments
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by temporalparts 3y ago
That's what they thought about Google Video, but then Google decided to buy Youtube. Technical advantage (which Google has in strides) does not always translate to business advantage (which Uber has done remarkably well for itself).
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by temporalparts 4y ago
What would people think about doing a tournament for analog chess? I'd be willing to put down $1k for the prize pool. I think it'll be cool to see what creative strategies people come up for this. I made a post to this effect: ht
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Ask HN: Analog Chess Tournament?
61 points by temporalparts 4y ago|11 comments
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by temporalparts 4y ago
This has happened before for another conflict that Russia was involved in: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2006_Russia%E2%80%93Georgia_en... > It’s especially absurd that Russia was ever even considered a suspect. So
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by temporalparts 4y ago
simple proof that you can't get better than O(n^2) is that you need to produce an n x n matrix with O(n^2) distinct values, so you need at least O(n^2) just to print the result.
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by temporalparts 4y ago
This was a response to an old law where bakers were accused of "cheating" customers by overpricing undersized loaves or intentionally creating giant air pockets in their bread to minimize the amount of converted flour the customer
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Adobe-Figma deal likely to attract antitrust scrutiny(axios.com)
1 points by temporalparts 4y ago|0 comments
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by temporalparts 4y ago
Production is usually not within the jurisdiction of cities (as they are produced elsewhere and shipped there usually), so cities are limited in what they can do. As to busybody, excess sugar consumption is a public health problems that gov
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by temporalparts 4y ago
Burden of proof should be on the person asserting the claim, not the other way around.
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by temporalparts 4y ago
But the credits are SOOOOO much cheaper than the raw audiobook cost. Since books are over $40 whereas credits are at most $15.
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by temporalparts 4y ago
Ask HN: What do you think about a law that criminalizes faking and doctoring data for their research? Clearly we need greater punitive consequences for these types of behavior that's becoming an epidemic in research.
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by temporalparts 4y ago
FWIW, the current world record holder for barefoot lego walk is [0]. Funny enough though, nothing on the text says that the legos can't be pieced together so it's all flat. [0] https://www.guinnessworldrecords.com/
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by temporalparts 4y ago
Advertising spend is not zero-sum. Budgets are determined by advertising efficiency; if a new platform comes along that significantly improves cost per conversion, then you'd allocate more money than before. The reason advertisers are
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by temporalparts 4y ago
+1. The best advice is to go talk to a lawyer. HackerNews is full of opinionated people who aren't lawyers.
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by temporalparts 4y ago
If you don't own the IP, like other people said, try packaging as an opportunity to sell the same app to other universities, with you sharing in the profit.
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Everyone thinks Clubhouse is the “next big thing but I think it's going to fail(twitter.com)
4 points by temporalparts 4y ago|3 comments
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by temporalparts 4y ago
I wonder if this is a fireable offense at Meta?
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by temporalparts 5y ago
Do you have a picture of the book? Can you post a picture of the passage and cover? That would be fascinating to see! (I believe you fwiw, not doing the whole "pics or it didn't happen" :) )

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