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zizee
11y ago
This appears to be the correct link: https://www.gofundme.com/pedal edit: actually, this campaign seems to have been retired, linking to a non functioning campaign. > This page will no longer recieve donations. All donat
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zizee
11y ago
This is only an issue during peak times. Most of the time during the day, buses are fairly empty. If driverless car companies use something like uber's surge pricing, so that it is more expensive to travel 1/2hr before/after
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zizee
11y ago
Do you know how much it costs to buy a bus? It is not unusual to pay 400k+ for a city bus. Let's say driverless cars will cost $20k each (I have no idea), that's 20 cars per bus. I suggest the only reason taxi trips are so much mo
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zizee
11y ago
How the heck would a modern society function without some sort of compulsory taxation?
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zizee
11y ago
> create something worth $300B out of nothing Out of nothing? Would Zuckerburg been able to create Facebook if he was born and raised to subsistence farmers in Afghanistan, and lived his adult life in Sheberghan? The fact is, people livi
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zizee
11y ago
I find it interesting that Ron doesn't consider "The Curse of Monkey Island" part of the trilogy. Anyone know the back-story there?
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zizee
11y ago
It sounds like you are implementing a distributed social network. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distributed_social_network There are quite a number of open source projects trying to solve similar sounding problems. Pe
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zizee
11y ago
> At some point in the future Earth will be uninhabitable for humans. At that point, it will make plenty of sense Are you suggesting humans will damage the planet that much? I find it difficult to imagine we can damage the Earth to such
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zizee
11y ago
Curious to know where the original poster is located?
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Mystery company blazes a trail in fusion energy
(news.sciencemag.org)
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zizee
11y ago
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zizee
11y ago
32 points, 6 hours old, and no comments. Weird.
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zizee
11y ago
Did the parent poster change their post? I ask because nothing in their post indicated to me that they were focussed on this person being a woman, that they were naive or that there was a suggestion of an indiscretion. That is not to say th
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zizee
12y ago
This is standard practice in wine making: Oak is used in winemaking to vary the color, flavor, tannin profile and texture of wine. It can be introduced in the form of a barrel during the fermentation or aging periods, or as free-floating c
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zizee
12y ago
After a point, having more words in a dictionary does not necessarily result in the average person using more words in their communication. I would think that education/environment would have a bigger effect. That said, I would interes
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Canada to ship Ebola vaccine to WHO
(bbc.com)
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zizee
12y ago
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zizee
12y ago
Why do people always pass judgment on spending on things they don't agree with as if the money is destroyed. It's not like they pile all the cash onto the rocket and send it to space. Let's just forget for a moment that valua
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zizee
12y ago
> Ariane 5 is not the predecessor of Vega. I stand corrected. The point is that the ESA's rocket program is far from flawless as your "3 from 3" post above suggests. >> SpaceX has had an amazing run in comparison
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zizee
12y ago
Are you trolling? Most rocket platforms have had a rate of failure. The ESA's Ariane 5 (predecessor of the VEGA rocket) had launch failures as well. SpaceX has had an amazing run in comparison to most other platforms. >But concrete
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zizee
12y ago
It is a problem if it drives the prices out of reach for the local people.
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zizee
12y ago
Since this is to help them on their final stage of their migration to the spawning grounds (after spawning they die), I don't think infection is a big issue.
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zizee
12y ago
Some simple (but useful) calculations presented in a user friendly package. Nice execution! This is the sort of post that HN used to be all about, thankyou!
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zizee
12y ago
Hah! I'm working on a side project to solve this problem: http://www.renewalmonitor.com/ The idea is that the service will monitor things like domains and ssl expiry dates and then alert you in an increasingly obnoxiou
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SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket blasts off from Florida
(reuters.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Hey, Sorry I didn't respond earlier . Thanks for the praise! We definitely support more that 100 paying users (we really have no limits). We're still exploring our pricing options but we'll be releasing our larger plans soon.
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12y ago
You mention that you'd have to take a big paycut to work in Aus, yet the author of the article complains that it is expensive in Australia because of high wages. Which is correct?
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zizee
12y ago
Authic is another option ( http://authic.com ) for email auth. It also provides payment gateway integration as well.
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zizee
12y ago
Is it possible to share the anecdote here? Or provide a link?
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zizee
12y ago
Is cost of living comparable?
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zizee
12y ago
There have been experiments that show getting 'young' blood transfused has a rejuvinating effect Indeed, those links I supplied in my original comment were to that effect. moral issues - is a clone of you sentient Definitely a
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zizee
12y ago
If they can successfully do this, it raises interesting questions/opportunities to grow a brainless clone of yourself in a vat, then transplant your head from your elderly body onto a fresh new body. I don't think the transfer wil
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