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wyxuan
6y ago
I lost my respect for Rossman after he uploaded a video cursing out short sellers after $AGRX sunk after getting approved. Bio stocks almost always sink after PDUFAs, but he was just raging after what he thought was market manipulation.
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wyxuan
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Great looking UI for what seems really new but just a few asks: 1. Can there be a way to see which contacts in my contact book have accounts? 2. the add profile pic feature just isn't working at all for me 3. There should be a username
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wyxuan
6y ago
Well you can still see the author’s Twitter handle in the submission link, so I don’t think it’s a huge deal.
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wyxuan
6y ago
Looks like the author deleted the tweet out of fear. > I just noticed that someone linked my previous tweet on HN. Sorry I have to delete it in case something come after me https://twitter.com/CodeColorist/status
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6y ago
According to this article ( https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-53146360 ) the Singapore contact tracing app works the same way the iOS and Android do, so no location tracking. From my read of the situation, there is som
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wyxuan
6y ago
Whats the rationale behind this? Outside of prank calling, I don't see what the benefit of having a private phone number. When I hit someone's voice mail I can get their name, so it's not like most people consider it to be pr
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6y ago
This method isn't a way of finding out phone numbers from Facebook accounts, so I don't see what you mean here
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wyxuan
6y ago
Facebook profile stuff is public info anyway, I don't really see the privacy issue here.
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6y ago
VR and AR finally become mainstream and it becomes the next big thing as consumers get a taste of what the future is. Federal reserve cryptocurrency comes out of the blue and is finally released but it is hampered by privacy concerns and mi
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6y ago
While I won't list them out here, the author takes some, frankly, crazy statements if you read through the whole thing. In addition, it seems unfortunate that some common sense measures against spam were simply unacceptable to the auth
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6y ago
http://viewfromthewing.com/is-airbus-doing-enough-to-stop-th... Apparently to a similar degree. It seems that the European airlines are doing a good job (DHL, Lufthansa) as mentioned in the article about mandating this stuf
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6y ago
Would like to add that the adcom meeting that happened yesterday wasn't unanimous even though efficacy data was strong because of they were asked to approve it for 17 and 16 year olds as well even though the data for these age groups w
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6y ago
OBS is already miles ahead in this regard: better customizability, better integration with existing platforms, free, etc. imo, mmhmm is simple and is really good for presentations in my experience, so perfect fit for corporate workplace cr
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6y ago
It acts as a virtual camera if you're wondering
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6y ago
On google, you can add completely random interests for your ad targeting in the privacy settings, which seems like what you want. Honestly I think that just minimization by using other services is probably the best tactic since meaningfully
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6y ago
I don't exactly see how a union would fix that. Instead, a better solution might be stronger enforcement of anti collusion laws
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wyxuan
6y ago
I think it's interesting they're only installing sensing tech in front of the truck, not the back.
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6y ago
Heard that Esperanto is a good off ramp for learning other languages since they borrow basic elements from each language, but I haven't tried myself.
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I don't think that this article is very honest in the other lurking factor: Russian hackers. The NYT reported that US intelligence officials picked up on conversations that there was to be an October surprise [0] that was designed to t
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6y ago
Pops up 403 forbidden
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6y ago
This is as circumstantial as it gets. I think this is happening, then I saw an ad that confirmed my original thoughts and thus this lofty claim must be true. Its similar to that Reply-All story where they looked into whether the claim that
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6y ago
Twitter is darn near instantaneous for trading. People will post things like "just sold 30 sh $TSLA" moments after they do so.
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6y ago
I'm a chinese american as well, and I also think its an important issue, but I don't think theres any need to bring identity into this discussion. You can't deny that the timing of this decision is suspect.
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6y ago
That's not a very nuanced read of why the policies are there in the first place. I think the goal of having a more diverse student body is a good idea and studies show there are clear intergenerational benefits to having first generati
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6y ago
Can't help but think in this era of Bill Barr's politicization of DoJ investigations that this is an attempt to directly appease Asian American voters going into Nov.3. I wish I could be less of a cynic, but unfortunately not unde
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6y ago
Oh gosh, the purchaser reviews are even worse. Either they're for a different product, or as I found out when I ordered a pair of earbuds and found a small leaflet claiming to provide a free gift card for a 5 star review, paid for.
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6y ago
I don't think the article is very good. It's just a regurgitation of tweets from the LBRY twitter account, and the comparison between Cuties and the comedy skit that got it banned is deceptive. One is a social criticism, and the o
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6y ago
You imply that google did the same when they were the underdog, but I don't see any clear parallels between their practices.
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This times 100. I often jokingly quip that Assad has nothing on US fragrance companies when it comes to chemical warfare, but when I walk into a room with a wall mounted airwick it becomes less of a joke.
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Oh god I feel like this describes me super well. I think my solution is to practice speaking a lot and act more relaxed. I never thought of this problem as stuttering, but other people have brought this exact same commentary up to me.
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