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BronSteeDiam
5y ago
“I have to say that the guy raised a huge red flag for me already in the first paragraph: ‘I hit the gym, pursued the most interesting and important ideas I could find, and started looking for a wife.’ “ A healthy body, a healthy mind, and
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6y ago
I'm an early user of your service, and I love it. The only problem I have is it's too cheap! I paid almost nothing for it years ago ($12?) I'm worried about relying to heavily on a service that might go out of business any da
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7y ago
Isn’t that just another way of saying the ITER approach is infeasible? So it’s basically a jobs program
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8y ago
What about all the vending machines that take credit cards?
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Fusion torch
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8y ago
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8y ago
This is just going to start a flame war.
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9y ago
I was never about security. They use FOMO to create a daily habit. When you post, people see it and react quickly, which further strengthens the addiction.
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9y ago
Construction jobs are already very high paying jobs in New Zealand and Australia, maybe even more than software.
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9y ago
You should have a mailing list. I would like to be notified when my target language becomes available.
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9y ago
Uber is finally bowing to irrational pressure from drivers, the media, and the paper belt. The customer is now just another 'stakeholder'. Goodbye Travis, you fought a good fight.
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9y ago
What makes you say that? What are some of the potential benefits?
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9y ago
That's basically how you get mice embryos at the moment. There are several companies that provide this service.
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9y ago
That's a situation we already face. There's a line of humans who can only reproduce with IVF.
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9y ago
Having just had our first child, I see a lot of room for improvement. Identical outcomes is a low bar, in the long-term. So then the question becomes, is the short-term pain worth a much safer future. One of the interesting things about hum
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9y ago
I use truecaller. It works well me, but robocalls have never been a major problem for me fo https://www.truecaller.com/
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10y ago
There was, it was bought by Yahoo... http://summly.com
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10y ago
I 100% agree, but there are reasonable arguments against too. Unfortunately in this case the house was sold on after the couples death. Guests, like new owners, also have a right to be save from structural issues.
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10y ago
You're assuming the existing customers are price sensitive.
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11y ago
Even when the price of a physical button is $0? Even for Amazon it's cheap, and quickly pays for itself. The line between physical and digital is blurring more every day.
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11y ago
Very interesting. I'll be buying a few, for my nephews and nieces. Thanks for posting.
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12y ago
Netflix and Spotify don't do business in India...
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12y ago
Talking about CC is a distraction, because the meaning varies in different countries. (debit, credit, post-office, chequing, etc) The majority of SaaS startups rely on friction free recurring payments. An even larger number of companies hav
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12y ago
You're happy to have no SaaS startups? Do you think there might be an alternative solution, that doesn't through the baby out with the bath water?
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12y ago
wow
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12y ago
This is more like AirBnB than Reddit.
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12y ago
Ignore them. You can't serve everyone.
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12y ago
So that's the reason I have to have a US iTunes account to download software. "aren't legal in Australia and yet the app is still available to download here" Why wouldn't this affect web apps?
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12y ago
I would rather install an app, to see what permissions it needs, before assuming it needs anything. If an app does nothing without me logging in or giving them my contacts, then it probably does nothing. There are many good reasons to be a
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12y ago
“I am unclear on pretty much every aspect of this” “don't know if I'm going to need to sign up” “benefit to me seems dubious” “what this things actually do?” “This page is totally devoid of content” “If it wasn't for the comm
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12y ago
I've been using Uber for a while now, at home and on holiday. I still haven't tried Lyft. The main reason being it's not available outside the US, and I'm one of the few people out here in the world. Last month I was in
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