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throwawayyyz
13y ago
Threads like this rarely get answered by people who have significant holdings. Usual replies are "wish I bought in early" or "man I sold too soon" or "lost my wallet when the hd crashed".
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New digital currency that humans mine by hand, not computers solving math
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throwawayyyz
13y ago
What do you think about raising kids there?
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throwawayyyz
13y ago
Ecuador. You will not regret it. My first choice would be north of Quito, in the Ibarra region. Second choice would be Cuenca and the surrounding area. In fact, there's a good chance we (wife and two kids) will be heading down there fo
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13y ago
Why would I want to have a laboratory feed me when I can enjoy fresh vegetables and other real foods? What the hell is wrong with this world.
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13y ago
I don't understand how they're paying $2000 a month to AT&T. We have 5 iPhones and 1 AT&T iPad on a family plan with unlimited text and very high number of minutes (can't remember exactly) and pay not more than $450.
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13y ago
In terms of overall market conditions or what else?
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throwawayyyz
13y ago
I'm pretty sure their download numbers say otherwise. One or two HN threads complaining about MongoDB every month are not a good indicator for their future success.
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throwawayyyz
13y ago
I'm working on one of those ideas that nobody realizes are worth doing. All my friends say I lost it. It's also something I can build myself (although it's quite the undertaking, I've been at it for over a year full-time
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13y ago
I love Fastmail and have been a paid user for many years now, but I hate the new AJAXy interface, in particular the infinite scroll as currently implemented. Slow, annoying, and makes it difficult to reach old emails.
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13y ago
Because you all love data so much: http://childhealthsafety.wordpress.com/graphs/ It's funny to me how the HNers who question vaccines remain silent when these threads pop here. I know they're out there and I
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13y ago
"Transparency Report" is such a bullshit term. It doesn't tell us anything. So what if they provide a neat table with rows filled with some random numbers. At the end of the day you are letting somebody else keep your files a
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13y ago
Intimidation. They use the same tactics against raw dairy operations.
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13y ago
I'm saying that people on HN are quick to judge parents who don't vaccinate as if it's about to bring armageddon. Meanwhile, they themselves contribute to more harm to themselves as well as their kids and other people's
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13y ago
Exactly right. The drunk drivers get punished, not the wine makers or convenience store seller. But when a person becomes sick after buying raw milk - a SWAT team is sent to raid the local dairy that sold the milk. However, the same is not
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13y ago
My point was that some people don't have a sense for proportions. I don't vaccinate my own kids. However, in the grand scheme of things, I think that most parents who vaccinate do more harm and put more people at risk, including t
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I don't think the government can tell me not to drink raw dairy if I so choose. The only reason they raid raw dairies is because they don't want the masses realizing raw milk is safe to consume. Because if consumers start demandin
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We live in a crazy world where it is a federal crime to transport raw milk across state lines, yet cigarettes you can get at any corner shop kill 500,000 people every year, 50,000 of them from secondhand smoke. But yes, protect us all from
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13y ago
After a while the ability to edit your comments is removed. Not sure exactly how many hours.
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13y ago
She's doing great IMO. This time next year $YHOO will be trading at $50. This company is way undervalued with her at the helm.
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13y ago
Sorry, but I can never trust something made for human consumption by the guy who wrote this: http://robrhinehart.com/?p=572 (especially the Hormones, Antibiotics and Processed Food section).
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13y ago
Pretty odd to see 1995-era web design for a service launched in 2012. Thanks for digging :)
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I love how the code is such a mess. You can really tell one guy just wrote this whole thing over the span of a decade... It's just one patch on top of another and the comments are pretty amusing. Also funny to see hardcoded algorithms
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13y ago
Does anyone know what ever happened to Matt Wells' EventGuru.com project?
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I'm talking more about the indiegogo platform and others like it - there aren't enough people on it to be raising $32m in a short period of time.
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$32m seems like too much money to be crowdfunding at this point in time. Few years too early.
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13y ago
I like the way you preview the features with the mouse over and image highlights.
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Two weeks ago everything Snowden said would have sounded like bullshit. There are plenty of things we are not aware of. This kidnapping that I mentioned just happens to be something I was physically present to witness. However, I'm not
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13y ago
Bad idea. I personally know a guy who was illegally kidnapped by the US government from Ecuador with the assistance of local police. Snowden will regret this decision.