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7y ago
Also we can make plastic from waste fish scales now! https://www.smithsonianmag.com/innovation/bioplastic-made-fr...
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That few?
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I really don't know what the solution is. I also don't have first-hand knowledge of the situation on the ground in, for example, China. But my perception (and that of others I've talked to), is that Chinese sellers just sign
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Yeah, the difficult part is that the seller just returns under a different name. Enough complaints have come in about marketplace seller GreatElectronics4U? OK, Amazon bans/suspends GreatElectronics4U and the guy behind it starts sel
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Except step 4 in your second scenario could also be "Visit dickssportinggoods.com" or "Visit finishline.com" or any number of reputable retailers that will sell genuine Nike products. Nike isn't saying they will be
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Last week people were mad that Microsoft complied with an order from the Spanish government to remove a controversial repo: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21395629 And before that some anti-Microsoft people were mad i
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Yeah, but discrimination based on location is different. I've seen remote companies say they'll only hire employees within 3 time zones of GMT, for example. So if GitLab employs Russian nationals (living outside of Russia) but ba
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I like ads if they're relevant to my interests AND they match the mental mode I'm in at the moment. If I'm flipping through an outdoorsy magazine and I see an ad for a neat new camping tool, I might be happy to have seen tha
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That case involves neither autonomous cars nor pedestrians.
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For traditional dealerships, the cars not being on the lot does seem like a potential problem. But I'm seeing plenty of cars on the road with Carvana license plate frames these days, so there seems to be some willingness to buy a used
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I didn't know that DriveFlow exists but it's exactly what I've been looking for in a service to replace car ownership: -No manufacturer lock-in (different manufacturers excel at different things) -No maintenance burden -No lo
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The name might not matter but the post you responded to asked if it was set up as a Universal Basic Income, which does matter. One of the claims UBI-backers make is the fact that giving everyone the same amount of money will be much simpler
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> What irks me the most, is the lack of server-side language support for cloud offerings, on-premise Enterprise products, etc. If Microsoft can support Klingon for translation purposes, then just maybe they could support Inuktitut a litt
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But if they want to do winter testing in August they have to go to the hemisphere that is experiencing winter.
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Are you supporting the use case where web site providers consider scraping to be hostile? Ie, spinning up new cloud instances until one isn't blacklisted by the site, all behind the scenes so the consumer of your API doesn't have
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You keep 80% of the GROSS profit, so if there were $10k in closing costs, and $5-10k/year in taxes/HOA/condo fees, and the furnace and AC need replacing, etc... Lofty makes this sound risk-free but it certainly sounds possibl