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by blhack 6y ago
Yep. This was my major takeaway. There is so much incredible opportunity there, but the regulators are in the way.
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by blhack 6y ago
Could you give us a rough overview? If I click "sell" on a share of tesla right now on my robinhood account, what happens then?
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by blhack 6y ago
I had an etrade account 15 years ago that let me sell a stock, then immediately withdraw that money from an ATM. Were they doing something different?
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by blhack 6y ago
Can you be specific about what you're trying to get at here? I don't understand why you think there is a difference between taking a health reading at your doctors office and having it included in your patient chart, or taking a r
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by blhack 6y ago
Well yes in some cases it is in "real time", but do you know of doctors offices caught selling health data? That seems wildly unethical, and also very illegal. I'd imagine anybody caught doing that would be in jail.
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by blhack 6y ago
Your doctor already captures this data.
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by blhack 6y ago
Unfortunately I haven't been in that space for a while. The parent company to the project we were working on got acquired, and they didn't pursue our project. We were trying to bring connected health/predictive analytics to
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by blhack 6y ago
That most of them aren't FDA certified, and can't be used for diagnostic purposes. These things are mostly marketed for "fitness". (This at least was one of the major hurdles we faced. Maybe the regulations have change
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by blhack 6y ago
Why do they even pretend to give a reason anymore. Just close it. Nobody is buying the "hate speech" "adult sexual exploitation" whatever arguments, and honestly it just makes facebook look like liars. Just delete the
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by blhack 6y ago
There is a conference in Germany every year called medica. If you are interested in medical devices, I highly recommend going there and checking it out. It's an absolutely MASSIVE grounds with THOUSANDS of vendors showing everythin
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by blhack 6y ago
Write it. As an openbsd user, I will say that bluetooth is pretty far down the list of things I care about.
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by blhack 6y ago
Is it? Or is trying to call it """bitcoin"" cash an attempt to confuse potential users?
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by blhack 6y ago
OpenBSD is just so good. There's no BS. Everything just either works, or it isn't supported.
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by blhack 6y ago
They have already paused trading during periods of high turmoil. When bcash was announced, for instance. I think that actually set their standard for "open the market in 'post only' mode for a period before actually startin
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by blhack 6y ago
Here's the part of this that is actually worse than it seems at first: RH is making it so you can ONLY sell the stocks. You can't buy them. So who is on the other side of the trade? Definitely not anybody on RH. But the thing i
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by blhack 6y ago
Discord and telegram are big, but there's no way they're as big as WSB. I can just go to reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets and watch the show, I don't even know how to begin finding the same thing on discord. And to put
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by blhack 6y ago
Reading through the comments on WSB, I actually don't think the losers care. They just want to see the short sellers suffer. They're just mad, and while I think they hope they make money, I think most of them just want to see
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by blhack 6y ago
Okay a serious question: at what point does it make sense for these hedge fund guys to just purchase reddit and shut it down? To be clear: I don't think that would work, but I think we're at the point where stuff like that is goin
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by blhack 6y ago
Who are the people that are creating a fragile world here? The ones who didn’t rewrite their code to be compatible with the existing software called python, or the ones who didn’t rewrite their code to be compatible with the existing softw
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by blhack 6y ago
This thread is depressing. It seems like so many of us are happy to build an incredibly fragile world.
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by blhack 6y ago
It looks like probably around $3000/year. https://www.esri.com/en-us/arcgis/products/arcgis-online/buy
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by blhack 6y ago
“JavaScript, APIs, Markup”
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by blhack 6y ago
I think “when they have started creating their own pseudo court system” is when we should start breaking these companies up. Yeesh. The bizarre opaqueness/projected importance of this is extremely off putting.
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by blhack 6y ago
It’s infuriating trying to use the touch screen in my wife’s minivan to change the radio station. I can’t imagine the frustration trying to use a touch screen to fly a fighter jet. More buttons please!
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by blhack 6y ago
I don't know i'm like 10+ hours into it and haven't had any glitches. What sort of glitches SHOULD I have been running into?
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by blhack 6y ago
How is it a "byzantine nightmare"? I plug it into my computer, put in the frequencies (and names I want for the channels.), and upload the configuration. That seems pretty straightforward to me.
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by blhack 6y ago
Strong disagree, and wish this sort of gatekeeping wasn't present. Go get one of these things. They're $20, and ham radio is a fun and useful hobby. I have many baofeng radios which have been in many forms of being thrown into
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by blhack 6y ago
I don't know why people complain about Baofengs so much. I have a bunch of baofengs that I bought to pass out as emergency radios at burning man. They have saved at least one person's life, because it meant we were able to call
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by blhack 6y ago
Then get a MacBook Air? The whole point of the MacBook Pro was that it was feature rich. The amount of dongles and crap I have to carry around with me to make effective use of a “pro” laptop is ridiculous. Good on Apple for fixing it.
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by blhack 6y ago
Everything old is new again? The same things were said about tether in 2017. Maybe they’re right this time? Who knows, but it seems like a lot of work has been done to fine the smoking gun of the big tether fraud, and so far nothing. Th

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