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There They Go AgainAgain(oaktreecapital.com)
1 points by wdr1 9y ago|0 comments
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by wdr1 9y ago
What I don't understand is: why isn't the responsibility of the browser? The browser can verify who am I, likely in a more rigorous way than a password. The browser can already handle interaction with the server on behalf of the u
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by wdr1 9y ago
You can't recycle the air bags?
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by wdr1 9y ago
> During that same time, it made over $15,000 per month just selling t-shirts (3x+ more than ads). $15k profit?
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by wdr1 9y ago
I mean, that's what happened with the moon landings. Apollo 11 was a huge event, but by Apollo 13 none of the networks carried it.
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by wdr1 9y ago
It's literally in the article.
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by wdr1 9y ago
So how did this get published by the NIH? And is there a way to tell if it has been peer reviewed?
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by wdr1 9y ago
Jail is a bit much, but I do think corporations should be financially accountable for the clean-up of privacy spills. (E.g., similar to environmental disasters.) If corporations face the prospect of a big bill, and the cost of that bill fa
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by wdr1 9y ago
I fear the US isn't behind. Both Trump & Clinton called for Internet censorship during their campaigns. Scares the crap out of me.
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by wdr1 9y ago
A Random Walk Down Wall Street. Helped me understand investing.
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by wdr1 9y ago
This is why I won't use mint.com for anything but my credit cards.
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by wdr1 9y ago
But that doesn't make sense? The Paris agreement was NOT ratified by the Senate.
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by wdr1 9y ago
> But instead he's seriously undermined people's ability to trust in the United States maintaining its international obligations for anything except the shortest periods of time. Possibly. Although it's worth noting that h
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How to sell a small business?
1 points by wdr1 9y ago|1 comments
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by wdr1 9y ago
Can you cite an example of her sharing fraudulent numbers? Following the dotcom bomb, the press went looking for heads & Mary Meeker was certainly amongst the ones they sought, but to my knowledge there wasn't an evidence of wrong
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by wdr1 9y ago
Which also works with other .ai sites: https://www.google.com/search?q=site:.ai
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> Anyone who thinks the FCC is going to change course under this administration based on public comments can buy the bridge I am selling in NYC. I disagree. I don't think Trump would change his opinion based on what Democrats or peo
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by wdr1 9y ago
I wonder if it's related to when Xerox copiers changed numbers? http://www.dkriesel.com/en/blog/2013/0802_xerox-workcentres_... ?
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Do these go onsale at midnight on 6/1? Are Lego sellouts common?
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Maker Studios Is Official Dunzo – Replaced by Disney Digital Networks(thevideoink.com)
3 points by wdr1 9y ago|0 comments
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by wdr1 9y ago
The title ("Facebook Australia allowed advertisers to target teens’ emotional states") is fundamentally incorrect. Update, 5/1 12:12 p.m.: "Facebook does not offer tools to target people based on their emotional state.&q
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by wdr1 9y ago
Thanks for sharing this! I remember reading Joel talking about it in his blog, but never knew it was on YouTube!
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by wdr1 9y ago
> It really astounded me that we had to pay a third-party for-profit company to get access to our homework. I went to undergrad in the 90s & it was true for me then as well. Most textbook companies are for-profit, and I needed the te
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by wdr1 10y ago
Chicago's population is down. LA is up quite a bit. Not necessarily #1 in the country, but it's in the top quartile.
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by wdr1 10y ago
> What were originally separate cities: Santa Monica, Hollywood, Pasadena etc have all been absorbed into the whole that is LA. Nit: some still are separate cities. E.g., Santa Monica, West Hollywood. Although OP is right in that what
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by wdr1 10y ago
Note that's $1,600 in United credits that expire .
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by wdr1 10y ago
This. Whenever asked about cyanide, the astronauts always laughed, because if they wanted to kill themselves, there were about a million ways to do so. They didn't need cyanide.
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by wdr1 10y ago
Does anyone know how the "advertising ID" works or what's included? E.g., is my web browsing traffic collected by Microsoft?
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Why You Shouldn’t Walk on Escalators(nytimes.com)
1 points by wdr1 10y ago|0 comments
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> Of course this will be met by criticism from HN, but I would love to see more discussion beyond conservatives are anti-science radicals who want to kill the earth. +1 I noticed that even in the Yale study, the options on solutions were

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