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by tmpz22 4y ago
Don't put all your eggs in one basket. Don't daily carry a physical debit card to your largest accounts that could be easily lost or stolen. Take advantage of credit card protections, or cash. Plopping your life savings in one lar
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Realistically if enough value exists a secondary-market selling "successful" accounts will crop up and anyone wanting to harvest leads on the forum will purchase one of those. The site sounds cool but there are huge systemic probl
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Also UI controls for calling, or dictating texts. Apple CarPlay does this but finding a specific contact to call can be difficult and for me requires pulling over and getting out my phone. I could see some drivers just not pulling over.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
I agree - OP is the common denominator with this level of volume. I also believe OP is applying to the wrong jobs, perhaps out of frustrations. Candidates who are very clearly going for the wrong roles - like a junior position when they hav
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> have a model where transportation become cheaper Multiple billions have been spent on developing this technology, its hard to imagine they won't squeeze out maximum profit with a multitude of dark patterns if they do become mainst
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Is Groupon/HP/Square/etc really using this or is it just a fake marketing page?
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Further we're seeing the lowest rate ever of unemployment among the disabled [1] (42.5M Americans). I guess OP views them as > people for whom the horror of commute doesn't make up for the gains of socializing and others that j
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Thats sick their friend paid the electric bill for their whole university dormitory - nice person.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> one of the first hip-hop artists to publicly advocate for acceptance of gay folks in hip-hop culture That's interesting - I've listened to his music since the beginning and would've assumed the opposite based on his reac
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> I didn't enjoy my time with them and would never work with them again, but I guess my point is that it's possible to have good experiences working there This sounds like an abusive relationship "yeah they're great i
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Whenever I find myself even mildly excited about VR hardware I ask myself what it looks like if Facebook truly succeeds in this? Like what if they got massive adoption and are able to tie in all their revenue engines within a walled-garden
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> Nvidia rebranded their Titan cards as 3090/4090 and people lap that up for some reason. Two reasons people are gobbling these really expensive cards: * Inventory constraints of the 3xxx series pushed people to buy any available ca
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Saying this unironicly it kind of sounds like a cult.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> I'm within walking distance of concerts, ball games, and restaurants > I can walk to the airport to catch a flight How are these two statements both true?
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Or to just say it - because the system has absurd complexity as proven by the hardware needed to run it.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Without knowing what the physical space looks like I'd rather we just not arrange valuable artwork like sculptures where tourists can easily damage or even touch them. People are dumb, tourists are a even dumber subset of people, you&#
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by tmpz22 4y ago
Ditto - I have both sitting beside me as I learn Rust and they are excellant. Short review of the former: https://www.oreilly.com/library/view/programming-rust-2nd/97... Its a very comprehensive book but take
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by tmpz22 4y ago
In my experience most message sending services (re: Twilio) offer webhooks to consume replies which can then trigger a response template appearing like an actual person.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> "hey go send this text to these numbers" to individual volunteers I have direct knowledge that a lot of this is automated via services like Twilio which allow you to programmatically pick local numbers (relative to the receiv
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by tmpz22 4y ago
The biggest loop hole is for political-adjacent communications which get a complete pass on all restrictions and can send as much spam as they please. Expect a huge increase around midterms, as even non-political communications draft in the
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> How can a mental health startup (non-profit or not) create revenue, reach a lot of people and not charge people too much money? By not taking VC money such that they exist to pay back their initial investors.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
My mom still uses facebook a lot. It sucks to think that an older retiree is now caught up in this cycle.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
> Though on the positive side, I think I'll personally find a debate about free speech Twitter will be forced to prioritize short-term profit to recoup Musk's losses and rage-porn style engagement content will be the easiest (a
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by tmpz22 4y ago
My comment doesn't assert Firefox or Safari are ahead on features. My comment is about Google/Chrome still being culpable as a market leader despite Apple (Safari) and Microsoft (IE legacy) likely slowing down browser development
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by tmpz22 4y ago
As someone who (unfortunately) used Meteor in the past I disagree. IMO from a dev perspective Meteor was just a poorly implemented promise at 0-effort real-time functionality on top of a database you were at the time (~2015) already interes
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by tmpz22 4y ago
I expect to see WASM tooling expose that Google's stewardship of Chromium has left many, many, features to be desired. You can blame it on the bureaucracy and legacy cruft of other companies like Microsoft and Apple, but at the end of
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People who can’t be put in prison as a deterrent, who can be dissolved, sold, etc
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by tmpz22 4y ago
In the announcement Google said the tech will continue to be in operation for 3rd party partners - this suggests to me many aspects of the projects will continue even though it will no longer be available to public consumers.
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by tmpz22 4y ago
I have empathy for their team on this topic. If they release bluetooth drivers they are committed to some minimal quality and compatibility standard and controller owners unaware of a larger OSS effort will be frustrated if it isn't ac
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by tmpz22 4y ago
The goal of a CEO is to bring value to shareholders. There's a lot of wiggle room as long as you're doing that. I doubt Stadia was more then a proving ground for a lot of related product verticals, and Stadia's legacy will co

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