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by boldfield 10y ago
I worked for a financial services related startup for a while and was involved in implementing KYC/AML protections and AFAIK there isn't any relation between this and those laws. KYC is simply identifying your customers (nothing
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by boldfield 13y ago
Wow... funny... mobilebilly @11:49:32 ~ ℋ curl http://lab.dornauer.cc/roulette.sh && echo "" echo "Click" mobilebilly @11:50:02 ~ ℋ curl http://lab.dornauer.cc/roulette.sh &a
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by boldfield 13y ago
It's been a long time since I've used the service, but I'm pretty sure you can use no-ip to get what you're looking for done: https://www.noip.com
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by boldfield 13y ago
Certainly, we see some some traits that arise independently in different populations in different places with similar traits and are preserved and develop in similar ways, but the fact that a feature that contributes to fitness arises uniq
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by boldfield 13y ago
I'm about to commit an HN faux pax here, but, citation? Off the top of my head I can think of traits which do not fit your assertion: vision in the 390-700nm wavelengths, hair/fur, eye placement (think predator v. prey), etc, etc
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by boldfield 13y ago
It's easy to imagine a couple of touching pieces in the ancestor of the issid that aided in synchronizing the jumping mechanics. Over time, mutations in those touching pieces interlocked more firmly until they resembled what we think
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Ask HN: Alternatives to LexisNexis for identity verification services?
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by boldfield 14y ago
It hasn't always been that way actually. I worked apple retail while in college for 2 years, and we only had 'runners' to bring inventory up from the back the last 6 months I was there... and the white macbooks were released at the time th