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Sounds a lot more like a merger than sale: > Uber is handing over its equity in ATG and investing $400 million into Aurora, which will give it a 26% stake in the combined company
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> Recursion in SQL is one of the questions I always ask Data Engineers during interviews Everyone always asks that in every language at every interview and it is rarely used in practice - ahhh interviews.
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AnyList is very good and I believe a fellow HN'er: https://www.anylist.com/
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> hopefully something generally useful to society at large If it is useful then it won't be secure because it would be free to "hash". The mechanism has to be costly. Proof-of-work is in many ways proof-of-waste. If tomo
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microsoft: invented computing apple: invented modern computing google: makes the internet amazon: earth's store facebook: like button
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Good point but one additional advantage on mobile is the app stores. Currently apps are (supposed to be) rejected if they ask for more permission than their app requires. The problem is that the permissions themselves are too broad. If perm
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Why do we have to give access to our entire hard-drive to share one file once? How is it legal for someone else to give away your phone number, your addresses for the last 30 years, your email addresses, and the rest of your personal
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How does backblaze compare on the features chart: https://github.com/josephernest/nfreezer#comparison
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> The current google API does not allow photos to be downloaded at original resolution. This is very important if you are, for example, relying on "Google Photos" as a backup of your photos. You will not be able to use rclone t
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That seems fishy tho, you'll probably have to prove that, one of the core pruposes of judges is choosing who to believe, there is no such thing as a 100% fact.
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6y ago
maybe google acquired them
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> Zoom, Teams, even WebEx are superior quality Are they able to change the bg in the browser?
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6y ago
What are your thoughts on performing a quick intial test on each client to measure their performance then tailoring the puzzle to be difficult enough for each?
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6y ago
The whole world coordinated doing identical SEO. If there was a clear path of proper incentive there may be a chance.
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Take "make you buy" - are they "making" you do it, or are you in the market for a camera and they're providing you with a really nice choice of one that will likely suit your needs? The answer of course is somewhere
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6y ago
Why do bots need to crawl so much? Any idea what kind of bots they are, is it mainly search engines?
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When companies say they are being apolitical they mean more narrowly political - ignoring as much as possible the things that do not affect their core business. Does coinbase have to have a declared position for whether there should be a Me
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So the biggest polluters are food, clothing and shelter - I'm seeing a pattern here...
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Math is a language that describes relationships between quantities of different things.
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6y ago
Never, you? If I did though and found that one of my devices was harming my neighbors I wouldn't expect gifts.
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> I hope the cable company bought the "mortified" TV owner (possibly old/poor) a new TV because they've done nothing obviously wrong. I'm pretty sure you're not allowed to jam public signals village-wide: h
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Two guesses: - There are a lot of alternatives to coconuts so if they become too expensive at market, people will buy other fruit, putting a ceiling on potential harvesting costs. If no one will do it at the price, better to just not pick t
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Ideally one would be able to request a new static IP depending on their needs.
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Do u use a browser extension to re-enable cookies quickly for login?
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> All those shitty websites having you on log isn't really something I would want. Isn't it about the same now for your home network except for a couple of extra family users?
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6y ago
Brenda Fletcher will be happy when they do [1] [1] https://helloblue.com
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What about the whole composition? Or is that not what this is about?
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Is there a button to play the sounds on the site?
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What was the scam? That maybe you forgot you ordered it? Or that since it's a company someone will more likely take possession and pay thinking it's for someone else?
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6y ago
The only way to solve that problem is to create risk for the spineless behavior.
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