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by themark 6y ago
Ive been sending them data for almost 15 years. It sucked to open the app one day and be served an ad for premium paid features.
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by themark 6y ago
Combine this with the fact that many business no longer exist and the new normal of the restaurant industry, I would expect to see the commercial market crash pretty hard.
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by themark 6y ago
I agree but I meant http://www.investorwords.com/8436/talking_my_book.html
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by themark 6y ago
Dude has been talking his book hard for months.
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by themark 6y ago
“Executives say draft beer typically stays fresh for between two and six months.” Need to work on this.
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by themark 6y ago
Seems like a lot of processing. I wonder how much battery performance will be affected.
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by themark 6y ago
Why can’t we see data like this here?
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by themark 7y ago
"mask is designed to filter out at least 95% of particles that are 0.3 microns or larger in size" Isnt the coronavirus much smaller than .3 microns?
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by themark 7y ago
Looking at the timeline. From what I have read, it seems like human to human transmission could have been confirmed much sooner.
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by themark 7y ago
Yes! I had a bill recently and thought the way that the list price of the services were represented was a cruel joke. It only adds to the confusion. I feel like the insurance companies get blamed all the time but it seems like the problem i
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by themark 7y ago
"In the stability study the two viruses behaved similarly, which unfortunately fails to explain why COVID-19 has become a much larger outbreak." I am hoping that the similarity extends to SARS v1's sensitivity to temperature.
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by themark 7y ago
There was a presentation that was posted here today which explains this nicely. https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DqfSnlaW6N3GBc5YKyBOCGPfdqO...
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by themark 7y ago
ulimit is your friend.
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by themark 7y ago
Please adopt. There is no reason to clone yourself.
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by themark 7y ago
Isn’t it just data mining? I assume the big credit card companies aggregate spending by vendor for their customer base and make projections about each vendor’s quarterly revenues then sell metrics to hedge funds.
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Why does the situation room photo look like an IT disaster?
2 points by themark 7y ago|4 comments
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How Reddit and biometrics will influence F1's future(espn.com)
2 points by themark 7y ago|0 comments
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by themark 7y ago
Sounds like “Web 2.0” but probably just me.
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by themark 7y ago
People still say script kiddie?
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by themark 7y ago
“Hedge funds, private equity firms, and investment banks are just the first order players.“ Aren’t these all basically the same thing?
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by themark 7y ago
Hopefully. The world needs less people, not more. And you should never leave a dog alone for that long.
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by themark 7y ago
The trolley extension to UTC will juice a lot of this kind of development. Maybe this is where the city thinks the scooters will ultimately fit in.
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by themark 7y ago
Always wondered how they get away with it. Every time I hear “Ask your doctor about ____” I cringe. How is this ok?
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by themark 7y ago
The cup holders... https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/matier-ross/article/Webvan-gh...
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by themark 7y ago
Sweet to see another guy that tests with zombo.com!
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by themark 7y ago
If it weren't for google, I would be a great janitor.
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by themark 7y ago
Not very surprising, they have been looking at them for a while. https://www.seattletimes.com/business/technology/leaked-docu...
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by themark 7y ago
Great news! Maybe the Salesforce connector will finally work properly and allow filtering.
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by themark 7y ago
I have never seen it before, thanks. I read it another way.
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by themark 7y ago
"The chance of a vulnerability with a Huawei piece of kit is much higher than other vendors," Is this British slang or a typo ?

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