HNNoLikey

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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
Oh my god! What a coincidence this is. Yesterday at around 3am I woke up in the middle if the night and I had the worst pain in my lower back. I have never had any problems with my back in my entire life so this came as a shocker. My job is
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
Avafind Pro when native search doesn't work. It will scan even the system files(and hidden folders) which are typically ignored by default unless you're deliberate about enabling their inclusion.
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Facebook shut down right-leaning employee chat room(businessinsider.com)
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Amazon’s private label business: 94% market-share of all batteries sold online(techcrunch.com)
4 points by HNNoLikey 9y ago|1 comments
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
The Big 3 in china will now also have control over the world's 4th largest telecom provider whose market cap is $23B.
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Alibaba,Tencent,Didi and others pour $12B into mobile operator China Unicom(techcrunch.com)
2 points by HNNoLikey 9y ago|1 comments
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Scientists use magnetic fields to remotely stimulate brain and control body(sciencedaily.com)
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
Is anyone just taking the time to simply ask, WTF is going on? At the emotional frequency everyone is operating on, do you really think you'll win? No one will win because everyone will lose. Let me explain why. I think it's time
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
> It's perfectly legal for a business to discriminate against such views. Well-intentioned question: where do you draw the line? Where does it start or end? Businesses that have used this same logic to discriminate against LGBT patr
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
I actually think it would suffice to payout at random times with an insanely high number of bitcoin addresses (all autogenerated via a script) for high number of users (the more the better). It would be virtually impossible to know who got
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
I tried it. It's still not fixed. This is incredibly dangerous. I think that for all 'non-essential' sites it might be prudent to use a throwaway password each time. I think it might be an all too common practice on many a si
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
It might be the right time for the people at Uber to self-select based on their values.
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
Had similar questions yesterday and some hackers responded here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=15016338
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
Bitcoin mixers would serve you well in this instance. Just buy BTC normally and clean via a mixer.
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Uber’s head of developer product leaves citing Kalanick’s ouster(techcrunch.com)
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
> Are you serious? This is almost too goofy to merit a response. Unfortunately, I suspect the poster is dead serious. This is why I don't recommend trying to appease socialists. It is never enough and they'll never be happy unt
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
> it's easy to live to 100 years old, just give up all the things that make you want to live until 100 Oh-so cool. This makes me mull about the role that moderation plays in a person's overall happiness and success in life.
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
I've heard that bitcoin mixers can take care of completely/somewhat obfuscating coin ownership. > According to Wikipedia: User can send his bitcoins on this service, pay small commission, and then receive the same sum of utter
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
It feels like I've missed out on a ton of boats as well but someone pointed out to me a few days ago that three years from now it will feel like today's price was very cheap. If you think about it, cryptocurrency has a relatively
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
I think that it is incumbent upon an entrepreneur to apply they same magnitude of rigor (if not more) when conducting due diligence on investors as investors do when deciding whether to invest. This is, sadly, something that most entreprene
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
> Most of them have never built a company before and have no clue what it takes to really build a successful startup (sorry, just because you sit on a board doesn't mean you understand the hard work, tears, daily ups and downs, pers
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
Ai yai yai...You're actually a self-professed communist as per your bio. Never thought I'd see the day. I don't think our debate would ever come to an end.
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
> they think it merely comes about by giving a lot of money away. Then it would behoove you to tell me what redistribution is all about (or for that matter what communists today like to call re-redistribution).
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
Thiel is somewhat of an Austro-anarchist, if not fully one like I am. As a matter of fact, he was to speak at PFS 2016 [ http://propertyandfreedom.org/2016/01/pfs-2016-annual-meetin... ] but cancelled - likely due t
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
This wouldn't be so much new funding as it would be swapping equity holders. It would be a great investment if Uber keeps growing and one day exits. And Uber will grow - I don't think they've even scratched the surface since
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
I happen to agree with that but I don't think it could happen at this advanced stage. Would the SEC even allow it?
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
These were my exact sentiments earlier. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14986446 They have really dropped the ball with this one. I know I wouldn't work with benchmark if I had a choice in the matter. A company is
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
> Khosla is not a paragon of founder-friendliness despite his public attestations There's no evidence he hasn't been anything but. I choose to trust him. If I had to choose between a VC leaving a company and the founder CEO lea
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
He claimed there was trespassing on his private property but I didn't follow the court case.
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by HNNoLikey 9y ago
Two years ago, folks still said they'd close shop. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11079864

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