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troydavis
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Here's the collective knowledge as of 2023, which is probably still current: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35484594
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I was intrigued enough to try it, and got as far as clicking "Get Started." Let me try it without creating an account. If the service is computationally intensive, then at least choose a handful of real photos of rooms and let me
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You're welcome for the feedback. I saw the epub import and thought it was novel, but as you said, I don't know of anywhere to buy modern fiction in epub. If you know of legal sellers and linked to them from the site, that would pr
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I'd use this if it had a book I wanted to read. A while back, I tried Prismatext ( https://prismatext.com/ ). It only offered old classics that had come out of copyright (ie, Project Gutenberg) and a handful of poorly-re
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Try https://www.paulgraham.com/love.html (2006). If that isn't enough, https://paulgraham.com/greatwork.html (2023)
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In the US, there's recent case law where the answer seems to be closer to yes than no - but applied to tribal members. The case was McGirt v. Oklahoma, which the Supreme Court decided in 2020: https://ballotpedia.org/M
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From the complaint: > Plaintiff did not want OnStar services and so he did not push the blue button "to get started." The email provides no mention of OnStar's Smart Driver Program. … > In or around January 2024, Plaint
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Class Action Against General Motors LLC, OnStar LLC, LexisNexis Risk Solutions [pdf]
(static01.nyt.com)
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I’m an LP in all of Calm’s funds. At the time I invested (and still today), I didn’t care about returns as long as they made progress towards the goal - namely, helping more people start successful businesses who wouldn’t otherwise be able
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Flagged, this is an ad for your site. Please stop pretending you stumbled upon this site.
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It’s not quite the same thing (and thankfully, it doesn’t have ProductHunt’s endemic astroturfing), but check out r/InternetIsBeautiful: https://old.reddit.com/r/InternetIsBeautiful/
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Some of this may be Google shipping its executive incentives (as in “Don’t ship the org chart”). Another example: Google Street View is available on the web - unless you use an iPhone and enter the address directly on maps.google.com instea
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This title is pretty terrible clickbait. Based on the content of the article, they aren’t restricting political speech, they are simply promoting it less or not at all. As another commenter noted, that’s probably what users want. Please con
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Here's a free, ad-free phone app that does a slightly more engaging version of the same thing: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/the-breathing-app/id1285982210 , https://play.google.com/store
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This survey is using self-assessed cups - without providing a cup size or any guidance. Specifically, a survey asks users "How many cups of coffee do you drink a day?" with no other context. So, "cups" for this study is
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Full text: https://ore.exeter.ac.uk/repository/bitstream/handle/10871/1...
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https://www.justwatch.com . It covers nearly all services and is reasonably current.
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Most do because it's a regular street address with a box number (on the second second address line). A USPS PO Box has no street address and has "PO Box 123" on the first address line, so it's easy to identify and prohib
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> Medicare in the US doesn't cover Thanks for the correction. I removed that sentence.
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There are relatively few reversible/preventable causes at that age. This is just life. What he can probably do is eliminate nearly all practical impact from this problem. To do that, get an audiologist-administered hearing test, then d
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The hobbycnc subreddit is a decent place to start: https://old.reddit.com/r/hobbycnc/ Many machines/platforms also have their own subreddits, like https://old.reddit.com/r/printnc/
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The holding is within the Fidelity Blue Chip Growth Fund (FBGRX), an actively-managed growth equity mutual fund.
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The title is "Bill on mobilization of Ukrainians abroad to be ready in January." Per https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html , "please use the original title, unless it is misleading or linkbait; don
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Update that Mr. Egal responded and forwarded my message to the team responsible for robocall enforcement. It would be a great start if the FCC changed their reporting flow to also notify the originating carrier.
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I think reporting to the FCC is a waste of time ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34570065#34570669 ). Following the steps on this site - reporting to the responsible carrier - is nowhere near perfect, but sure beats pre
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Thanks. I removed it this morning because I got an email from an HN user who is experiencing mental illness/delusions. My email address is pretty easy to find online, though, or I'm on Mastodon here: https://mas.to/
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I actually emailed the FCC[1] last month and asked about/offered to try to make this available to more consumers. A realistic MVP would be an FCC-operated wrapper for Twilio's Line Type Intelligence API, so that any consumer could
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Your experience is typical. The process covered on this site is the only realistic shot of getting anything done. It's far from perfect and it shouldn't be necessary, but it's much better than nothing. (It's still worth
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If you can find a Web site or API that offers carrier lookup for a given country's phone numbers, the same process should work. That's far from guaranteed, but Twilio's "Line Type Intelligence" API claims to support
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In the US, 7726 just goes to the receiving carrier (that is, your wireless provider), not the sending carrier. It can help your carrier filter the messages (eventually, sometimes…), but it doesn’t actually stop them.
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