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by test6554 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1vfXoUNDYA
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by test6554 8y ago
I feel like there are two types of people, those who respect property rights and those who don't. You might say that one type of person wants everyone to be like docker containers, not interfering with one-another and another type of p
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by test6554 8y ago
Is the firefox lockbox for hot stocks?
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by test6554 8y ago
If they learn to make poison and stealth, then I can finally roll a rogue class.
425.
by test6554 8y ago
What if the problem of auto-messaging is the potential for an infinite loop of message and auto-reply. That could cause a lot of headaches for whatsapp.
426.
by test6554 8y ago
Or we might see employers paying for "professionalism" and "workplace etiquette" training. People can be taught that it's not just what they do, but also how they do it that makes them valuable. It just costs some m
427.
by test6554 8y ago
At the risk of sounding like a total idiot, could this explain some of the redshift seen at greater distances from earth. A.K.A explain away some of the expansion theory?
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by test6554 8y ago
There was an attempt to be more relatable to the lay person. 40 trillion trillion trillion packs of butter .
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by test6554 8y ago
Tell me about it. We need a government account that grants access to banks and utilities via oauth or some other cryptographic protocol that allows revocation at will.
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by test6554 8y ago
That assumes they would sell to absolutely any group including terrorists, hate groups and sanctioned countries. At least without the leak they have the option to refuse.
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by test6554 8y ago
The problem is that you can use data an infinite amount of times, but spend money only once. Data are facts, money is a repository of value. With a bank, you are the customer. With marketing, you are the product.
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by test6554 8y ago
Not likely
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by test6554 8y ago
Advice alone cannot help people who have gotten themselves into a bad situation, advice is for people who are considering getting into a bad situation, but still have options.
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by test6554 8y ago
With automation coming it’s still a dead-end job
435.
by test6554 8y ago
I switched to reader view in safari and that fixed the modal right up.
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by test6554 8y ago
You might look into Yodlee. Services like Mint use their non-free apis to get financial data.
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by test6554 8y ago
My parents paid for the first year and a half, and then I got a job and paid for the rest. Tuition was like 10K per year at a public state school. I also tested out of a couple classes due to advanced placement in HS. One of us was doing so
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by test6554 8y ago
I'd like to contrast that with my own personal story. After college, I got a job that paid $60K in tech. Wife got one that paid $50K. So similar total income. However, We moved to a city with a lower cost of living and no state income
439.
by test6554 8y ago
People need to do more research when they think about taking on these gig economy jobs full time. The first couple gigs you accept, you should log all your hours, even the hours you were on standby between gigs. You need to know what your c
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by test6554 8y ago
As a millennial, I feel like if I were not in a technology field, I would be screwed. But as it stands, I bust my ass doing what I love, and society happens to value the work I love to do. It would be comforting for me to attribute my good
441.
by test6554 8y ago
Avalara provides this service to mom and pops for $50 per year.
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by test6554 8y ago
Ideally, there would be an API provided by the federal government that would give you a list of tax rates for any address. Where there's always a standard rate for general goods, and then any additional rates for things like school sup
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by test6554 8y ago
It sounds like Avalara costs $50 per year for small businesses, but scales up for larger companies. So compliance is trivial if it truly works.
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by test6554 8y ago
You can call ahead or tell them during check in that you don't want it in your room or just unplug it. There is no charge for any of these options. They're very sensitive to customer perceptions and don't want to force anythi
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by test6554 8y ago
Yea, when muted, not even the wake word triggers voice recording.
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by test6554 8y ago
Congrats! I already reported all my short-term capital gains to the IRS. I'm not going to mess with tax dodging. I got the car with what was left over after taxes.
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by test6554 8y ago
Serverless is just a new word for single-serving computation. Everywhere I travel, tiny life. Single-serving sugar, single-serving cream, single pat of butter. The microwave Cordon Bleu hobby kit. Shampoo-conditioner combos, sample-packaged
448.
by test6554 8y ago
Wow, I bought some digital currency through coinbase last summer and while I had some annoyances with the transaction limits, high fees and the delays, overall, I think they did a good job considering how fast they were growing. I can'
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by test6554 8y ago
I have some code I inherited that I have rewritten it twice now and the second time is when it really became stable and also easier to work with.
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by test6554 8y ago
"This content is not available in your region" should go on their flag.

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