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nukleosome··on Model 3 Mid Range Battery Available
still, Tesla is a very good ctiy car. a larger and better-looking BMW i3 or a cheaper i8.
nukleosome··on Model 3 Mid Range Battery Available
check comment below (BMW 3 series or Golf GTI)
nukleosome··on Model 3 Mid Range Battery Available
BMW 3 series or Golf GTI - tried both on max speed. super stable.
nukleosome··on Hackers Breach Medicare/Medicaid Services Portal, Get Data on 75,000
searched for the previous version of the title and couldn't find it. clear now.
nukleosome··on Show HN: Applying for jobs? Manage all your interviews in one place
looks good but it's worrying it got approved by apple/app store (and some users) without a privacy policy
nukleosome··on Show HN: Coffee Chat – Trade your expertise
i think they already have chat, as being shown on the app store pages (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.coffeechat , https://itunes.apple.com/de/app/coffee-chat-app/id1416814458...)
nukleosome··on Calculus Made Easy (1910)
thank you for putting it all together! this is a gem.
nukleosome··on Model 3 Mid Range Battery Available
at high 'racing' speeds, perhaps you should be aware that it doesn't have the best aerodynamics for road-holding (i.e. negative lift or downforce). also many people have reported some vibration issues that couldn't be resolved; https://forums.tesla.com/forum/forums/vibration-high-speeds
nukleosome··on Show HN: Coffee Chat – Trade your expertise
a sustainable revenue model that i can imagine is something similar linkedin; 2 or 3 classes of monthly or yearly subscriptions to reach out to 2 or 3 different 'tiers' of experts. this way you don't have to worry too much about transactions outside the platform or locking users in.

and nice work!

nukleosome··on Twitter is being investigated over data collection in its link-shortening system
this entails that any link-shortening service should be investigated. there's no reason why the others wouldn't be doing any data collection.

it's also interesting to think about why Google shut down goo.gl, in light of this and the Google+ story.

nukleosome··on Invisible Manipulation: ways our data is being used against us
they've already done that here: https://privacyinternational.org/campaigns/uncovering-hidden... as part of their campaign