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gotothrowaway

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    Comment #11066193

    To cover the currently uninsured/underinsured, I imagine.

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    Comment #10883043

    I wonder how long before New York City walkers realize they can safely cross in front of Teslas without worrying about getting hit.

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    Comment #10780850

    How do you figure out the factorizations? I've been looking for an efficient way to do this with really big numbers

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    Comment #10755725

    I'm not sure in this case, that's true. But whether or not this was illegal I generally support skirting laws if it makes everyone else more secure. To that end, I also support Sno…

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    Comment #10755625

    This isn't all that complicated, as far as I can tell. Guy discloses a vulnerability. He knows it potentially has wide reaching security concerns, and downloads enough data to prov…

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    Comment #10670388

    This is interesting only because Mark didn't address it head on from the start, but honestly it's not all that surprising. Private foundations have something called "expenditure re…

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    Comment #10404610

    "To say that more of their ideas will help to solve the very issue they created..." I don't see how I did that. I do appreciate your perspective that I spun a cultural issue to sup…

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    Comment #10404464

    Universities love to complain about needing to react to what parents are saying, but this seems like something they bring on themselves. With such expensive tuition, a student's ch…

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    Comment #10360959

    Is YC positioning itself to become a competitive alternative to traditional universities with YCR?

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    Comment #9451868

    Like many here, I'm confused with how people could be upset with GMOs but not random mutation. Either could result in the same vegetables. It turns out - when talking to strongly G…

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    Comment #9287880

    The business community has figured out a lot of things great for business. Non-Discrimination is on the list, but so is wage-fixing (on one hand) and providing alcohol to minors (o…

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    Comment #9287835

    I don't like him citing that discrimation is "bad for business" as anecdotal justification. Tim is the role model, not Apple.

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    Comment #9144697

    The other day I noticed that they're inlining image data in the src attribute instead of pointing at an external URL. Really taking things to the next level all-around - I wonder w…

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    Comment #8977385

    Wiki suggests measles has 1 in 100000 mortality rate. It's really not a terrible prognosis, especially in the first world where the vast majority are not immunocompromised. More se…

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    Comment #8977216

    I agree, and you can certainly base a pro-vax argument off of this opinion. What frustrates me is that the vast majority of anti-vax critics are uninformed. Most insist that vaccin…

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    Comment #8977123

    Wondering if this is disagreeable or just unpopular. I've been talking to people on both sides, working to hone my stance since the measles outbreak. It's unfortunate but I think t…

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    Comment #8977099

    Although some may be "turning" defensive against measles, there is a fairly large percentage that are aware of the risk of measles and simply consider the risk of vaccines higher. …

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    Comment #8721786

    Sexual harassment is covered under titleix.mit.edu

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    Comment #8720866

    Weebles wobble, but they don't fall down.

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    Comment #8427506

    Thanks Bill. Is there anything about the fraud protection that's particularly noteworthy? I thought Stripe Marketplaces addresses this use case, but perhaps the liability still fal…

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    Comment #8426995

    My understanding is that stripe has always done some level of fraud protection (e.g. Monitoring to ensure someone isn't incrementing through card numbers to find one that works) Th…

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    Comment #8295219

    For me, it has a password I don't ever recall using with gmail. If I have, I don't think it's been in the past few years. That said, it's my throwaway password I use on services I'…