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Comment #43045166
there's a number of new testing companies popping up (like superpower.com) that I recently used which make it easy to get these tests. doctors don't like ordering them because then…
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Comment #24911657
This looks awesome
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Comment #23008838
This is useful. What is next on the integration roadmap besides Zoom – presume Hangouts? Not sure if new FB live features have an API
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Comment #21994821
An absurd lesson in acquisition due diligence.
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Comment #20929502
Even governance in the absence of utility can't stop human nature.
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Comment #20787593
Imagine how amplified this problem will become once creating a 'deepfake' or fictitious GAN-generated photo is as easy as typing an emoji.
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Comment #20748744
Couldn't agree more. Flexibility is amazing, but loneliness creeps in all too often.
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Ask HN: Going back to VC'S after rejection?
Will keep this brief. Rejected by various VC's about a month ago due to long term business model concerns. We've since pivoted our strategy completely – would it be inappropriate t…
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Comment #19518628
The NSA prevents thousands of potential terrorist attacks each year...we just don't hear about it because it's classified information. Of course one or two will always slip through…
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Comment #18852864
If this is true, then does the pre-existing size of BTC and other widely mined crypto-currencies create a moat? How can a new up-start coin ever hope to gain significant traction w…
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Comment #18271101
I stopped reading as soon as the author compared Prudential’s liability size to the US GDP. Just because numbers are similarly large does not make them comparable. Its like compari…
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Comment #17027094
The average American eats better than kings from the past 2,000 years. Wealth and prosperity is 100% relative.