throwaway_tech

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by throwaway_tech 7y ago
>In most states you can use deadly force to protect your life, not your property. Actually in most states you can use deadly force to protect your property, what is generally not permitted is using deadly force to protect others proper
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by throwaway_tech 7y ago
To each their own, its a small dive bar that is generally over crowded with bad service, on the plus side they have good drinks at good prices. But when people say they are at the bar across the street from E11even it means the corner. It
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by throwaway_tech 7y ago
>"What we've collected from drivers isn't enough and we want more from Uber.." Or its fundamentally correct under the law and Uber has misclassified its drivers as independent contracts whereas they should properly be
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by throwaway_tech 7y ago
Guessing "the corner" bar (probably eating the peppers)...I won't nitpick in typical HN fashion of strip club or not, either way I call it the ballet. But now I'm going to have to go just to take a survey on the issue.
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by throwaway_tech 7y ago
>I had a buddy who nearly did a chargeback against a club that put "E 11 EVN" on his bill... name is Eleven Club. Are you sure the name isn't "Club E11Even"? Because there is a rather famous strip club in Miami
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by throwaway_tech 7y ago
Enough to sue Amazon for facilitating and profiting off the sale of products infringing on my IP, but not enough to pay Amazon to police their own platform. Policing Amazon's platform is Amazon's job and is a cost Amazon should b
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by throwaway_tech 7y ago
>As an easy example, we have no idea if our patients actually fill their prescriptions properly once they leave, making it impossible for us to do any sort of intervention on medication adherence. This is probably the lowest hanging frui
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by throwaway_tech 7y ago
Its funny reading the comments to your comment. For the most part people can't seem to distinguish claims data vs healthcare records...its pretty scary as these are the most likely people to receive funding to "disrupt" the h
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by throwaway_tech 7y ago
Not really ironic, selling products at a loss to drive others out of business then raising prices on consumers after you have driven your competitors out of business is the definition of anti-competitive behavior.