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by tyrust 7y ago
Well yeah, because you aren't the subject of the video and you have no reputation. You wouldn't think a letter from your mom is from your mom unless your mom signed it.
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by tyrust 7y ago
You only sign what you want to sign. When you publish a video of you speaking at a public event, you sign it. When someone else publishes a doctored video of you, you do not sign it. This alone doesn't protect you in the case that som
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by tyrust 7y ago
>If you can sign a video then you can sign a doctored video. I don't understand your point, you wouldn't sign a doctored video unless you wanted to do so. It's entirely possible to apply the principles of PGP to video. &g
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by tyrust 7y ago
Hey I probably used this back in BC. Thanks!
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by tyrust 7y ago
Call it what you want, it's still people trying to make predictions based on limited signal. As the top comment says, this alone isn't necessarily meaningful.
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by tyrust 7y ago
Without any sort of annotation or explanation this post isn't really valuable. That said, with annotation and explanation it would only be incrementally more valuable. TA is like reading tea leaves.
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by tyrust 7y ago
Labor does have skin in the game by investing their working time in the company. Also, particularly in tech, stock grants would be lost in such an event.
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by tyrust 7y ago
>what's the point of these articles? Content marketing.
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by tyrust 7y ago
Good catch, guess we'll see when they update.
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by tyrust 7y ago
Contractual limitations mentioned by a couple other people aside, options aren't even available until 5 days after IPO. http://www.theoptionsguide.com/criterias-to-list-stock-optio...
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by tyrust 7y ago
>Vanguard owns a piece of every listed company I doubt this is true, at least not across their primary stock market index funds. For example, VTSAX only holds about 3500 stocks [0]. I don't know how the fund usually treats new, lar
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by tyrust 8y ago
You can. See my top-level comment on this post https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19618630
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by tyrust 8y ago
Looks like a good project, I may give it a try on Windows. On Linux, I use weechat to connect to a local bitlbee for Discord and Hangouts. When I was using Slack I used wee-slack [0] with success, but it looks like bitlbee has a plugin for
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by tyrust 8y ago
It sounds like they did do that though: > He had spoken with her family innumerable times explaining her dismal prognosis, the virtues of palliation and hospice care, and the harms of overtreatment. Like many families, anything other tha
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by tyrust 8y ago
>Please don't comment about the voting on comments. It never does any good, and it makes boring reading. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by tyrust 8y ago
Gotta pay the bills somehow. I think that providing enterprise support is a very good way to do so. There is nothing compelling them to develop an official solution and a third-party one already exists. It looks like this is a good examp
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by tyrust 8y ago
I'd disagree with the last two. There are now many websites that sell quality mail order mattresses for much less than a brick and mortar store of yore. I don't know how successful they are, but Redfin seems to have improved the p
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by tyrust 8y ago
People occasionally repost content on forums. Usually it's because the OP hasn't seen it before and thought it would be good to share. As long as it's not excessive it can show a new bunch of people something they might not h
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by tyrust 8y ago
San Bernardino County is very different from the Sahara and Namib. Take a quick look at aerial images and this is clear.
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There are a wide range of things that are considered deserts and organisms that live within them. They aren't just empty acres of sand. I'd recommend the Planet Earth episode about deserts to help gain a little appreciation with
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by tyrust 8y ago
I don't agree with the decision, either, but a desert is a biome that deserves respect like any other.
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by tyrust 8y ago
reCAPTCHA provides protections to site owners for free. By using reCAPTCHA, site owners pass the cost of said protection on to their users. disclaimer: work for google, nothing related to reCAPTCHA though. opinions are my own, etc.
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by tyrust 8y ago
Not everyone has the luxury of quitting.
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by tyrust 8y ago
I'm not a fan of or user of Twitter, but I can't deny that anything that allows people to communicate instantly, easily, and broadly is a benefit to humanity.
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by tyrust 8y ago
For a little more context, with what age groups do you work?
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by tyrust 8y ago
The commentary was relevant to the article, which was about the user guide and to whom it may have been targeted at the time. RE your edit, see the guidelines [0] and consider the possibility that people think your comment doesn't cont
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Complexity bias in BoardGameGeek(dvatvani.github.io)
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by tyrust 8y ago
I use Songkick hooked up to my last.fm profile for concert alerts.
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by tyrust 8y ago
Misleading title: the quote in the headline does not appear in the article.
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by tyrust 8y ago
Herndon's press release mentioned, but not linked, in the article: http://www.hollyherndon.com/godmother-holly-herndon-and-jlin... Direct link to track: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc9OjL6Mjqo Unfo

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