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by wuliwong 7y ago
My guess on this is that people will pretty readily accept it if it provides something valuable to them, something they can't really get without it. The amount of privacy that people have given up using internet tech is what leads me
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Good point. I am a 100 trillionaire in Zimbabwe dollars.
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>But the difficulty in doing so is ridiculous in comparison Buying a used base layer on eBay is not ridiculously difficult as compared to buying a new one from other online retailers. Amazon is certainly easier but compared to going to a
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by wuliwong 7y ago
>The fear of buying a computer has made them billions. Are you saying that AWS service aren't providing value to their customers but it's fear-based marketing?
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I'm pretty sure that OP didn't actually think Blizzard was going to read the message and decide to go out of business.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
>I do have my suspicions about comments like this Suspicions about what?
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I have not but I will take a look! Sadly, it will probably just get added to the ever growing list of projects that I will pass away before working on them. :/
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I desire the same type of "unbiased" information myself but I do not believe it is attainable for this topic. The amount of emotion that people have about the effects of pollution on temperature makes it hard to take anything at f
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Bingo. But we will still see more regulation implemented to attempt to resolve this.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
You can't possibly have read the article.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
My understanding of why using cron for background tasks with web apps isn't great in production is keeping track of things when you have distributed servers. I think cron is pretty limited in scope to whatever machine it is running on.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
>No I asked multiple questions, I'm not sure which one you are responding to.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Apparently people have done that and have gotten kicked out of NBA preseason games in the United States! https://www.dailywire.com/news/shameful-fans-with-free-hong-...
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Sure, I'm not saying the "theory" in String Theory is the same "theory" in the incompleteness theorems but is there any mathematics or logic that are employed by string theorists that do not fall under the auspices
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Not sure why I should be "wary." I was asking a question. If one should be wary of asking questions about something how could they ever learn?
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>a lot of people also think there is a "true" theory that will perfectly explain how the universe evolves Doesn't Godel's incompleteness theorems make this doubtful? Logic was not my area of focus but I thought the ba
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Thanks and sorry to have you look something up that I could have easily done myself.
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You are just theorizing that #2 is happening with no evidence.
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Why is there no upvote or comment option on this front page HN post?(imgur.com)
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Super cool, I've had plans for games I want to build out over a long period of iterations percolating for a while now. I will keep following this project for sure.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Prices vary from country to country on lots of things. How much does gas cost in France vs the USA?
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Are these numbers calculated the same way in the US and in China?
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by wuliwong 7y ago
The title of this article is "EXAMINING INEQUALITY HOW GEOGRAPHY AND GENDER STACK THE DECK FOR (OR AGAINST) YOU" The title of this HN post is the header of one section of this article. It should be changed to the article's ti
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Thanks for writing this article @webin. I'm about to launch a new startup myself and it is VERY boring tech. :p I'm running Rails with Sidekiq on Heroku, so I think I have you beat in the boring department. I do a lot of fancier s
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by wuliwong 7y ago
>he's doing is way too much for one person You have no clue what is "too much" for the author of this post.
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by wuliwong 7y ago
Its hard for me to believe the emails were lies but I guess it is possible that Epstein lied to Ito about the money coming from Gates? Unless the money came from Gates' account and wasn't first transferred to an account controlled
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by wuliwong 7y ago
You don't know what Bill Gates thought of Jeffery Epstein. And in 2014 Jeffery Epstein was not "just a financier".
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by wuliwong 7y ago
I didn't see anywhere in the article explaining the Gates wanted the donation to be anonymous. It looks like Peter Cohen of MIT wanted to not mention "Jeffery's name as the impetus for this gift." This certainly doesn&#x
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by wuliwong 7y ago
My experiences (with different situations) were nearly the opposite from those described in the article. My previous company (real estate company with a small software development team in house) hired various outside contractors. One was a
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Ask HN: Suggestions for Analytics for a New Startup?
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