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by zamnos 3y ago
Yes, but would it have been done as well ?
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by zamnos 3y ago
What was the issue with the official API? https://developers.facebook.com/docs/whatsapp/
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by zamnos 3y ago
Sure he had to settle, but the question is how much did he have to settle for ($X), and how much money did the web design company net him ($Y)? And how much more was $Y than $X?
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by zamnos 3y ago
It would be a contest with cats, whom we scoop up poop for.
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by zamnos 3y ago
> Never before in human history have humans lived in densities that they live in modern cities, especially surrounded by strangers. The Roman empire, which existed from 27 BC to AD 395, had Rome as its capital, and while numbers are subj
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by zamnos 3y ago
And that, dear reader, is how we ended up with hundreds of bland copy-cat Android phones to the iPhone. There's something to be said, mentally, for working somewhere that's inspiring. A shitty office in yet a clone of all the othe
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by zamnos 3y ago
Right. $3,000 is obviously a luxury/niche product, but $450 Nreal Air (which is a product you can buy today off Amazon) much less so. It's like 3D TVs, the idea will never die. Even if it's doesn't work out time around (
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by zamnos 3y ago
Does it? Twenty years ago you could buy a souped up Honda Civic with a twin-turbo and NOS that could beat an exotic off the line, and the world of supercars didn't implode then, why would it now?
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by zamnos 3y ago
~$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ziglang/zig/7cf2cbb33ef34c... 2>/dev/null | wc -l 541 :~$ curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ziglang/zig/7cf2cbb33ef34c..
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by zamnos 3y ago
> getting away from all the noise traditional social media has. Why do you presume the general population actually want to get away from "the noise", or that they even consider it noise? They're the ones making the stories
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by zamnos 3y ago
You should worry about everything you interact with, not just text on some small Internet forum. After all, you could be the star of your own reality-tv Truman Show, and everything you see is made up for the benefit of a TV show that you&
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by zamnos 3y ago
Not to get in the way of a good rant, but https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MJYT2AM/A/lightning-to-sd... lets me copy photos to the phone just fine.
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by zamnos 3y ago
Nreal sells glasses that are available today, on Amazon, and their Nebula virtual desktop app is available for Mac and Windows. The FoV on the Air isn't great, and if you wear corrective lenses you'll need to wear contacts, or get
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by zamnos 3y ago
Nope. Government salaries are public information, and are reported all over the usual sites (levels.fyi, glassdoor, indeed, etc) More importantly though, the government doesn't give out stock options with a vesting schedule. Meanwhile,
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by zamnos 3y ago
Right now on the front page is a post about where to see Hokusai's Great Wave today ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35985221 ) or Why is my dryer radioactive ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3
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by zamnos 3y ago
California's state income tax is 12.3% starting at $677,276, so the top rate is 49.3%, and actually surpasses 50% once other taxes are taken into account, and then you have to factor in healthcare costs on top of that. Which as you g
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by zamnos 3y ago
I have discovered the ultimate secret to skipping YouTube ads! See what you've got to do is sign up for YouTube Premium and then the ads magically go away! Crazy, innit?
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by zamnos 3y ago
If people are getting the math wrong (as is what happened here) then maybe the math isn't so simple?
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by zamnos 3y ago
That's Typing of The Dead, which was originally released in 1999 to arcades, to Windows in 200, to the Sega Dreamcast in 2001, and to PS2s in 2004. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Typing_of_the_Dead
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by zamnos 3y ago
Still, it is an FDA approved treatment, so for other readers suffering from depression, it's worth seeing if your insurance covers it. For me, it was covered, and worth it.
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by zamnos 3y ago
The move to remove the rectangle and drop shadow around a clickable button hasn't helped things at all.
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by zamnos 3y ago
It's anarchy that says companies can do whatever they want including create and protect moats, sign exclusivity agreements, and do all sorts of anti-competitive things. (Eg: Microsoft licensing deals in the 80's and 90's) I
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by zamnos 3y ago
https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:...
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by zamnos 3y ago
It exposes you (the merchant) to PCI auditing requirements (which isn't mentioned once in the article‽) far in excess of what you'd get if you just used the vendor (be it Stripe or Adyen or Square or Paypal or whomever your paymen
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by zamnos 3y ago
That's a service provided by both MasterCard and Visa where they update the merchant that the card's been updated. https://paymentcloudinc.com/blog/account-updater/
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by zamnos 3y ago
Carfentanil, not to be confused with fentanyl, is a an opiod used by vets to bring down elephants and rhinoceroses. It's approximately 100 times more potent than fentanyl. https://www.dea.gov/press-releases/2016&#x
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by zamnos 3y ago
You can't measure "reduced confidence" like you can a dollars going out for not meeting an SLA, and what are you going to do in this case? Move to Microsoft Teams? Please.
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by zamnos 3y ago
If you're finding it too challenging, might I reiterate my suggestion to take a break from the keyboard? it's not a good look.
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by zamnos 3y ago
Autopilot has some serious issues but it's live on customer cars. Can't fake that.
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by zamnos 3y ago
In fact, there's an inverse incentive at play here. Slack is on the hook for missed SLA, so any admission of issue is legally and financially culpable. This means they don't want to admit to an issue until it's impossible to

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