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by yellow_viper 10y ago
He has done loads of things he said he would http://www.politifact.com/truth-o-meter/promises/trumpometer... Promise kept - 5 Compromise - 1 Stalled - 1 In the works - 14 Promise broken - 0
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
The only thing I can think of is those sleep timer apps, I think the main reason they've not took off is because they require you to put your phone under your sheet every night which you can forget to do and is a bit of a pain. They&#x
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Ask HN: What is the most exciting development in your field right now?
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
Yeah, I usually give up and go to Netflix or Plex. Having to click in to each link, then in again to the stream, then load it up, then back out, and that process again for the next episode. Just one example but there are lots of things like
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
wow that is some next gen advertising right there, my has a image sharing startup ( https://itsosticky.com ). I'll let him know. Does it need to be mapped to each product or can it do that itself?
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
Does this delete your data too? I spent about 2 days the other day running a script to delete all my data way back to 2010.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
Kodi will be great in a few years, at the moment it's interface is extremely clunky and slow.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
Yep, as soon as I seen 'eco' you could figure out what is flush. If eco wasn't there I can see how it would be confusing though.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
Yes anti-EU rhetoric went down post-Brexit. But it's still very high, and will likely continue to rise once Brexit is settled. It's clear >and hopefully national politicians will stop They won't.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
CRISPR is a newly adopted technology that allows the bacteria in the cell to fight against the Viruses that affects the Human cells. It also allows making some specific changes in the DNA of the Human Being and some other organisms. Cluster
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
How can something be >100% efficient? We abide by the rules of thermodynamics here boy.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
Are they? I've only ever seen them mixed with that incense stuff.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
No idea, I got told green card - but I was 15 at the time (so not really involved in the process). He worked for the WSJ and one of the requirements of him taking the role was that we all got green cards.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
The tobacco thing is only really enforced if you ask them if it's allowed. We roll with tobacco and at the most they'll come ask you to hide your fag packet/filters in case the police come in.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
Take it you're talking about the css bug but the free premium thing is only if you share it like crazy. >The top 10 sharers get a FREE premium account FOR LIFE (you read that right).
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
paywall...
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
I've been to Amsterdam 6 times over the past 10 years and every time it gets harder to find a coffee shop. Pubs galore, obviously.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
Why not? Store all your data on the cloud - access it from the computer in the uber. Lots of people who commute to offices will have the same idea as you and uber will account for that.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
Not sure this was over 10 years ago. A quick search shows that you used to be able to get a greencard through an 'investment' of $50k to the US. It's now risen to $1m but that may very well be how they secured them.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
was $50,000 per person I believe
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
Green cards too. My family moved out of America a few months after my dads work had secured us greecards at a total of $350,000 (iirc - for the family of 7). These were voided as we didn't stay in the country long enough to validate th
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
I'd just wrap socks around it.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
I've owned almost every model of the iPhone, and they stopped innovating a long time ago. Until they catch up with things like wireless charging - or introduce something 'revolutionary' like a shatter-proof screen or a graphe
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
If anything it's capitalist propaganda but this site is small enough and full of enough educated people that we can read things like this subjectively and then bitch about it in the comments.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
I think a large part of that is due to the fact that CBT therapy can feel patronising to a lot of people.
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
I'm also concerned about who gets to decide what fake news is and filter it out. The 'real news' networks barely covered any of the DNC leaks
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by yellow_viper 10y ago
I am doing this right now...I've been a graphic designer/web developer for 10 years. Half way back at my first year at uni to get my CS Degree and (hopefully) end up working with AI. You guys are not instilling me with a lot of co