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by throwthere 4y ago
Makes me think about theranos or wework. Charismatic leaders can get a lot of people/talent following them without necessarily having a solid grasp on all of the complicated aspects of the business they run. Of course you have really g
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by throwthere 4y ago
Devil’s advocate— 1.25gb additional storage for 2500 songs isn’t really with the effort to scam people, particularly when you’re already one of the most profitable companies in the world
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by throwthere 5y ago
Yes. I just dug deeper now and saw that you can get to the prices if you scroll to the right on mobile. It wasn’t obvious to me that there was more content to the right
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by throwthere 5y ago
Aside— I can’t get your pricing page to work. Every aws config just says contact sales. Maybe it’s just a mobile thing.
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by throwthere 5y ago
I see this take all the time but it’s kind of misleading. Realistically things like uptodate, clinical journals and conferences mint money. Doctors are one of the prime demographics of people who do things for non monetary gains. Yes if you
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by throwthere 5y ago
Looks good from what I see. How does this compare with slonik? Also what do the error messages look like?
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by throwthere 5y ago
DDG uses Bing https://www.bing.com/search?q=Hacker+news , but the bigger question may be isn’t second result good enough? You have very divergent definitions of “hacker” between people here and most of the rest of the popul
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by throwthere 5y ago
Just when you thought your timezone display code was finally functioning. Now what do you call non-DST timezones? Just PST? Will we refer to our timezone as PST (DST) for the rest of our lives? Let's drop this madness and go to one wor
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by throwthere 5y ago
Worth mentioning that other than a few tax subsidies the Inglewood stadium was built with private money.
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by throwthere 5y ago
Did you see the NFL's settlement with the Rams over that move? It was something like $1 billion. You may have been screwed with the football Cardinals but I think St. Louis got a nice return on investment from that settlement with the
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by throwthere 5y ago
How do I buy the NFT?
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by throwthere 5y ago
I suspect the speed limiter isn’t exactly soldered in place if you get me
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by throwthere 5y ago
I guess all it takes is one
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by throwthere 5y ago
If you’re trying to pacify a group wouldn’t you encourage integration, instead of banning it?
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by throwthere 5y ago
You may not even need introspection-- https://github.com/nikitastupin/clairvoyance https://github.com/swisskyrepo/GraphQLmap
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by throwthere 5y ago
I think this thread has room for 512 characters of jokes. So far we can fit both of those meeting that constraint so no need to choose favorites.
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by throwthere 5y ago
Artificial heart is kind of a non-specific term. It covers anything from LVAD, LBAD and RVAD together, ECMO or biventrivular vad. So depends on what you’re specifically referring to but lvad is the most common of those.
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by throwthere 5y ago
Not always, some are”destination” therapy meaning no transplant planned in the immediate future. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/treatments/17192-left-...
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by throwthere 5y ago
I think it’s getting at cognitive bias more than intellect
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by throwthere 5y ago
That Covid vaccine project gives me chills. That’s not saying it’s wrong to use an advantage like coding skill or anything else to increase your odds of surviving a pandemic— but it’s a new world we live in for sure. Edit: I guess I need to
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by throwthere 5y ago
I think this is fantastic! there’s a lot of pessimism here about people kind of assuming you’re taking it out of the spread. Sounds like that’s not happening, and for people who actually use these services they’re going to compare the end a
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by throwthere 5y ago
How to start a successful SaaS business.
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by throwthere 5y ago
Whoa based on that the us uses more petroleum than China and India combined. Is that right?
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by throwthere 5y ago
I think price is the main differentiator here. TarSnap is 50x as expensive.
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by throwthere 5y ago
> This is also why even Apple and Mozilla (companies with a vested interest in harming the ad ecosystem) are pushing for various privacy-preserving ad attribution technologies. Really? I thought Apple's newly-implemented ATT was exa
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by throwthere 5y ago
Title is completely wrong. It's actually: [sum of family's last 3 years income] + 10,000 rubles > [sum of family's account balances]. > the bank accounts of civil servants, as well as members of their families, includin
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by throwthere 5y ago
Jane Street has the same rationale.
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by throwthere 5y ago
I guess the clinical relevance depends on how well you can tailor treatment based on it. AFAIK if docs don't know a) the specific bug and [1] b) its antibiotic resistance and c) the patient is seriously or potentially going to be serio
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by throwthere 5y ago
It’s probably simply just easier to fly around then ask for permission.
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by throwthere 5y ago
Lithium ion battery viscosity increases at lower temperatures which slows ion transport. EVs also have to heat the cabin without much "waste" energy (ie-- ICE).

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