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by rsstack 5y ago
https://www.ycombinator.com/future/elon/ Elon: Yes, it's a good question. I think a lot of people think I must spend a lot of time with media or on businessy things. But actually almost all my time, like 80%
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by rsstack 5y ago
Did she get wings posthumously? She was astronaut by training, and people may call her that, but she didn't get the wings as far as I can tell. Bezos isn't even an astronauts by training, definitely doesn't have the wings - b
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by rsstack 5y ago
I love this. Now that you have a working version, what's next on your road map?
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by rsstack 5y ago
Because of the company: "Visa Inc. (/ˈviːzə, ˈviːsə/; stylized as VISA) is an American multinational financial services corporation..."
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by rsstack 5y ago
You're right, I'll amend to mention this edge case.
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by rsstack 5y ago
What you describe only affects citizens (but surely he's a citizen by now). Edit to add: and green card holders who had their green card for 8+ years without naturalizing. The green card would generally be voided by moving to NZ for a
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by rsstack 5y ago
A close friend of mine immigrated to NZ in April on a work visa with his family. He's not rich at all, just a practicing doctor (not research). There seem to be exceptions other than buying your way in.
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by rsstack 5y ago
https://web.archive.org/web/20210608090928/https://snowtrack... "Snowtrack is based on our open-source community project": https://github.com/snowtrack/snowfs
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by rsstack 5y ago
FYI: Your personal site's certificate expired almost a month ago.
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by rsstack 5y ago
This is a hilarious position to take. Israel should relax because losing 5% of its population (and another 5% due to later side effects), which includes most of its export and good portions of its youth, technically wouldn't destroy ev
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by rsstack 5y ago
According to current copyright law it is not theft. It is "infringement", a separate legal term. It is also generally not a criminal offense but a civil offense, unlike theft.
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by rsstack 5y ago
If something like this happens to an instance, I don't trust the VM's state even after recovery and I'd retire & replace regardless. But I'd love to have serial access to do a root-cause analysis to prevent the issue
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by rsstack 5y ago
Suez Canal policy (enforced by contracts) removes liability from the Authority and its pilots. Also worth noting that the pilots don't control the helm directly. That doesn't mean it wasn't their fault :) We may never know.
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by rsstack 5y ago
A second, completely separate one, would go through the Sinai peninsula and not Israel. But that's probably not needed: about half of the Suez Canal is dual-lane. It's probably more economic to dig a parallel canal in those single
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by rsstack 5y ago
That is the least spoilery thing that can be said about the very complex two-parter finale from 2001.
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by rsstack 5y ago
"California's wiretapping law is a "two-party consent" law. California makes it a crime to record or eavesdrop on any confidential communication, including a private conversation or telephone call, without the consent of
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by rsstack 6y ago
My guess: you aren't in the EU and the top commenter is.
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by rsstack 6y ago
Since the cost is linear to number of streams, it only matters if the premium subscribers that drop have a lower average streams/month rate than the average premium subscribers. This assumes, like the post two levels above me, that Spo
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by rsstack 6y ago
Can you, or someone, share a source for the first paragraph? It completely changes my perception of music royalties and I'd like to be sure before I repeat it :)
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by rsstack 6y ago
Earlier discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26272084
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by rsstack 6y ago
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc3339
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by rsstack 6y ago
It was a loophole that happened to work but that's not one of the design objectives of the credit card system. It isn't Postmates', or Stripe's, or Visa's fault that some companies refuse to let you cancel (ahm... S
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by rsstack 6y ago
This "life hack", just like doing chargebacks to your gym because it's easier than calling them, isn't valid. Your complaint is an extreme example of https://www.xkcd.com/1172/
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by rsstack 6y ago
Dolt also have a paid product called DoltHub, check it out.
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by rsstack 6y ago
Warp engines are powered by annihilation, since it's an "easy" fuel, but the annihilation itself doesn't move the ship. Similar to how nuclear-powered ships and submarines don't detonate nukes to push themselves for
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by rsstack 6y ago
The rest of his thread: >That probably sounds like it'd be annoying, but it took about 20 seconds to fix, and it's not as annoying as forgetting the feature is there. >We always give talks that show off the fancy stuff. Mayb
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by rsstack 6y ago
That's not how tag managers work. Tag managers are managed by the website who pays them (it's yet another SaaS), and the website can put whatever it wants there. Various site functionality could break if parts of the site logic is
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by rsstack 6y ago
Yes. Many sites assume that GA is there, and for example clicks on buttons may fail to work if the GA click call fails. It isn't great engineering from the site but Firefox wants its users to still be able to browse the web.
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by rsstack 6y ago
Everyone on the Internet is a bot. I'm waiting for you to post "your" YouTube channel and ask for likes.
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by rsstack 6y ago
It's a public community. Did you open it even once? People (yes, people other than the one guy who started it) post screenshots from their investment accounts.

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