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Comment #48832724
It sounds off because “increase” can be a verb or a noun and “spend” can also be used as a verb or a noun (but is more often used as a verb) so you’re brain is trying to parse the …
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Comment #48659819
Parent comment said "Well I was thinking about making a competitor...." Response said "Working on an idea after it has been Sherlocked is a bold choice" Child comment asked what Sh…
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Comment #48649987
It means Apple (or big tech) has adopted/cloned your product basically killing your products ability to succeed In reference to when Apple created a project called Sherlock that wa…
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Comment #48310168
yes notably it is also not a civil case being brought by google for breaking the NDA
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Comment #48309672
I think your reading of SDNY jurisdiction is a misreading. The SDNY is the venue for where the DOJ is charging them, which is fairly common for financial crime cases.
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Comment #48308968
So, after doing some light Googling and AI research, this doesn’t seem to be strictly an “insider trading” charge from the SEC. It looks more like a broader fraud case. The charges…
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Comment #48252597
Yes, but having worked on the date picker at Airbnb I can assure you almost every custom implementation (probably ours too!) messes up date picking in some region in an important w…
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Comment #48238522
I think a lot of ink has been spilled on the problems with the proposed California Wealth tax, the main points being: 1- Is this in fact a 1-time tax or is that a dishonest narrati…
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Comment #48221605
Nice response to read
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Comment #48199481
While these are great, isn’t the problem that malicious actors will create systems that do not use synthID
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Comment #48112820
I’m not sure I understand the customer use case for this. 1- Chromebooks have made huge inroads in schools because they’re easy to maintain, share, upgrade, and they’re very cheap.…
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Comment #47910450
This seems like a good guess. Seems like it was deployed Thursday based on the app reviews
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Comment #47910405
Looks like something was deployed Thursday evening. My bet is it’s some kind of test configuration for the App Store itself that just happened to pick headspace and it’s rolled int…
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Comment #47893840
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Comment #47836785
I’ll add another piece of feedback. It’s easier to narrow the domain of your market as specific as possible so as to maximize transactions and matching early on. For instance, Uber…
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Comment #47791086
If I can make a product suggestion, Backboard has a part of the interface that shows excluded folders. This should explicitly call out the Dropbox folder as being excluded. The sof…
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Comment #47787750
Hey Jim, Appreciate the thoughtful response. I recognize the challenge that cloud-synced folders introduce into the file storage ecosystem and the challenges with online/offline fi…
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Comment #47781714
There is another product I use that has a freemium model. They hope to monetize a paid tier for users who use the product a lot. In order to build trust, they open source their pro…
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Comment #47778787
Most people have recommended Arq to me. I will try it next time I visit my parents https://www.arqbackup.com/
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Comment #47773178
I have some feedback for Dropbox as well for losing the file, but we don’t pay for that so my expectations aren’t the same. My dad had a file untouched in Dropbox for 2 years. He o…
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Comment #47766994
Well this wasn’t the promise backblaze made a decade ago when we started using their products. Now I need a new solution that will work for my parents
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Comment #47766967
Also taking recommendations for a simple services I can install on my dads windows machine and my moms Mac that will just automatically backup the main drive to the cloud just in c…
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Comment #47766798
We are going to drop blackblaze over this We discovered this change recently because my dad was looking for a file that Dropbox accidentally overwrote which at first we said “no pr…
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Comment #47551289
I wonder if this is just selection bias People who are bad with money are bad with money