GuinansEyebrows

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by GuinansEyebrows 7d ago
Artificial limitations open many new avenues for new and exciting revenue streams.
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by GuinansEyebrows 7d ago
the danger started when he took control of the car.
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by GuinansEyebrows 7d ago
i wonder what the venn diagram of "downvoters terminally incapable of placing themselves in a dangerous hypothetical in which they are not in control of a life-threatening situation" AND "people on hn who work on these produc
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by GuinansEyebrows 7d ago
politics and hack takes abound, but there were some legitimately funny people on twitter (some of whom've migrated to other platforms). mostly bad, though.
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by GuinansEyebrows 14d ago
based on other replies to the parent, at least some folks feel differently :) but generally i'm not very optimistic about it.
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by GuinansEyebrows 14d ago
not saying parent feels this way but the target class of this website often does not separate the two. we're still sloughing off the goofballery of objectivism, i guess.
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by GuinansEyebrows 20d ago
> Q. Is this HIPAA compliant? > A. Please do not store patient information in DNS. love this. reminds me a little of something else in the realm of DNS "hosting" posted to hn a few years ago [0][1] [0] https:&#
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by GuinansEyebrows 21d ago
i have health insurance, i know i got it, and i rode it out without going to the doctor (not saying that was the right choice, it's just what i did). i guarantee you that first number is wildly non-illustrative of the reach of this o
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New AirPods leak reveals built-in cameras and Visual Intelligence(dexerto.com)
7 points by GuinansEyebrows 27d ago|0 comments
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by GuinansEyebrows 1mo ago
> Imagine Ring comes out with a nicer camera system for homeowners that has more comprehensive views around your house and is just as cheap. And we will ultimately be safer for it. I wonder if people who feel this way will feel safer?
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by GuinansEyebrows 1mo ago
0118 999 881 999 119 725 3 i hate that my memory is turning to absolute mush but i think i will always be able to recite this from memory
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by GuinansEyebrows 1mo ago
the other end of this is that all of those rewards are paid for through merchant fees, which lead to higher prices at the register. it's not free money. it's a fraction of a percentage of the profit credit card companies receive i
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by GuinansEyebrows 2mo ago
Outside of cheap takeout places, I neither need nor want to see pictures of food on menus, because I can read the menu and decide for myself whether I want to try something based off the description. I'd rather a blown out flash photo
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by GuinansEyebrows 2mo ago
i do not want to find common ground with people who do nazi salutes or those who excuse them. i want consequences these people because they wish harm upon me or excuse those who wish harm upon me. there is no "center" with this su
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by GuinansEyebrows 2mo ago
i think (safe guess) a plurality of hn users live in cities with most or all of these types of businesses. unless you're somewhere very rural, exurban or suburban, you owe it to yourself to at least try to find these places (and even i
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by GuinansEyebrows 2mo ago
His own petard?!
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by GuinansEyebrows 2mo ago
"the environment" wants to "force people out of cars"? are you hearing yourself?
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by GuinansEyebrows 2mo ago
in the specific case of this article, "innovation" and "choice" are exactly the problem here. we know what works well - they're well-studied generic compounds. there's no social reason whatsoever that "day
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
> By that standard, though, Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Booz Allen Hamilton, heck even Microsoft are all supporters of "technofascism". certainly! fascism requires industry that cooperates with the state to produce the means of c
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
if we're being pedantic, the concertmaster is an RDoM (rubber dome over membrane) :)
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
> This is just people seeing dollar signs asking for handouts. Nothing of an real value to society. this is exactly facebook's business model ???
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
a rhetorical question, sure. i didn't really need to include the first question to make the point of the second one.
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
> Mullvad's position is that privacy is a universal right this is kind of a confusing statement considering the source. if you hold that privacy is a universal right, but you profit from gating access to it (along with someone who
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
i can think of one notable right-of-center European party that featured those colors heavily.
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
> when i'm doing large presentations to prospective clients my company gives me what they call a "look book". This is a deck with information about every person in the audience all the way down to personality traits, trigg
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
> This seems like a pretty normal thing to do sorry to the rest of the esteemed hn community for the low-effort reply, but... gross.
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
hmm, an argument against expertise is not something i expect to see often on hackernews :)
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
i didn't read that as snark. they're just saying compressors were/are used to maximize the broadcast range of a source over AM radio. without them, the broadcast range is shorter, which means fewer people hear the ads on the
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
it could simply be that you value owning the object in terms other than money. sentimental reasons, completionism tendencies, novelty, some other "non-rational"/emotional reason; any of these can have a stronger pull on the m
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by GuinansEyebrows 3mo ago
if you have to ask...

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