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by thirtyseven 5y ago
How recently? I was there in December and it wasn't like that at all.
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by thirtyseven 5y ago
Thanks for the free tickets! Just curious, what was your motivation for investing so heavily if you knew the business model was dumb?
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by thirtyseven 5y ago
Stripe is probably handling the payout to the host.
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by thirtyseven 5y ago
I'm impressed that this old version of the page is still up, perhaps implying that at some point they switched CMSes, but left the old one or an archive of it up instead of migrating everything. I actually appreciate this since it pres
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by thirtyseven 5y ago
I mean, PayPal is not a bank, and if for some reason they become insolvent, your deposits will be gone too. That being said, I don't keep large deposits in PayPal, and I've never had trouble getting PayPal money directly deposited
36.
by thirtyseven 5y ago
No, but holding Bitcoin that is having its value artificially inflated by Tether can (for now).
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by thirtyseven 5y ago
I know "dataflow" is kind of a generic name, but the authors might want to consider that there is already a 7 year old Google Cloud product for running data pipelines called Dataflow.
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by thirtyseven 5y ago
If this is the case, then how does the Caldigit TS3 Plus dock ( https://www.caldigit.com/ts3-plus/ ) support 4K@60Hz video and USB 3.0 ports while only using DisplayPort 1.2?
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by thirtyseven 5y ago
Try owning in SF, where it's impossible to get a plumber to come out for a small job, but a big enough landlord will have a guy that can come reasonably quickly.
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
Rough year for the McElroys, huh?
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
We need people to keep wearing masks until there is herd immunity for the simple facts that a) you can't tell who is vaccinated or not by sight, and b) social pressure to wear them in public will collapse if X% of people stop wearing t
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
These were researchers though, their jobs were to publish papers externally.
43.
by thirtyseven 6y ago
Seems to defeat the purpose then if the company's response to any criticism is firing them.
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
Why hire an Ethics team if you won't let them interrogate unethical behavior?
45.
by thirtyseven 6y ago
Why do you think this is propaganda?
46.
by thirtyseven 6y ago
Do you trust Apple to make such a show without making it a hagiography?
47.
by thirtyseven 6y ago
Can't help but wonder if receiving a professionally typeset burrito order by fax would have raised any eyebrows in 1992.
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
When a mob boss tells his underlings that he wants a certain "problem" "taken care of", is he doing anything illegal?
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
I missed the part where they were directed to do so by the then-sitting president who then told them that they were loved and very special.
50.
by thirtyseven 6y ago
Unless the manufacturers undercut the dealers until they're out of business, then raise prices.
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
> Too bad there's not really a ML/AI ecosystem around (besides Spark, which seems to be losing favor partially because of its embarrassing performance) Compared to what? If you mean engines like Presto, I would say they have di
52.
by thirtyseven 6y ago
Don't worry, everyone still has to test for the captive audience of iOS Webkit users.
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
Residents only beaches are illegal in California since the entire coastline is public land.
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
Hope you remember to hold your breath moments before an unexpected depressurization.
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
It's great if that stuff gets documented, but if your team didn't already have a culture of writing good docs, what makes you think they magically will develop one now?
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
Did this jump to the top because the click target for the link is so small that people are accidentally upvoting it?
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
In this case the XML file parsed fine, but the contents (specifically an empty element that the firmware expected to be populated) caused a crash.
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
"Hey ulfw, would you mind coming into the office tomorrow for X? Shouldn't be an issue since you're local..."
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by thirtyseven 6y ago
Are dynamic DNS services no longer a thing?
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by thirtyseven 7y ago
I think a big obstacle to adoption here is that most US bathrooms don't have an electric outlet in the right place for a Washlet. Now the already expensive toilet needs electrical work too, which may not even be possible if you'r

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