DaniFong

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by DaniFong 3y ago
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by DaniFong 4y ago
What is with the headline here. In the doc: "Small business depositors at Silicon Valley Bank should be made whole. Regulators need to conduct a backstop of depositors. We are not asking for a bank bailout."
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by DaniFong 4y ago
you can have a back mirror on this, they probably do
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by DaniFong 4y ago
i swear those buggers sense where the volts are
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by DaniFong 4y ago
intel is ahead on the top end of the consumer market with its latest gen of processors, in single threaded up to reasonably multithreaded. usually a single thread is pacing for games, even simulations, though it shouldn't be. it's
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by DaniFong 4y ago
wow, this thing is back, and they're not forcing it to be a hybrid this time
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by DaniFong 4y ago
the water in steam plants is a closed loop, and the heat is gathered from condensers. the water is cooled via evaporation through a cooling tower
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by DaniFong 5y ago
interesting thought, and i think so :) dm's open at @daniellefong on twitter
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by DaniFong 5y ago
https://twitter.com/DanielleFong/status/1481339424730497025?...
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by DaniFong 5y ago
any hackers interested in piano should check out serenepianist.com https://www.instagram.com/serenepianist/ serene was a hacker at google/tor/cmu and then went deep into piano and is an amazing concert pianis
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by DaniFong 6y ago
exciting work! i'm curious has to how you think about hte tradeoff between power and efficiency? I guess you need to design for very high specific power for peak power requirements (takeoff / landing manoeuvres) but can still achi
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by DaniFong 6y ago
"miscellaneous organic crud" i figure you would recycle all of it in an environment where the slurry is saturated with hydrogen gas at high temperature and pressure, and what happens is the water reacts to make magnesium oxide, ba
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by DaniFong 6y ago
Right??
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by DaniFong 6y ago
i know someone who wants to do this, and probably can.
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by DaniFong 7y ago
the true coronavirus is for our attention.
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by DaniFong 7y ago
I started running at this full tilt on Jan 23rd, for the record. Making progress. The main problem was our information systems were taken over, but I fuxxed it pretty good I think. It was all about making the positive feedbacks.
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by DaniFong 7y ago
I think his contributions are valuable but his ideas have been over-implemented -- it's time the swing the pendulum swings back.
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by DaniFong 7y ago
it's remarkable! a bootstrap technique to improve time coherence -- what an innovation!
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by DaniFong 7y ago
measure this versus age in different cultures and we'll finally have some evidence on nurture versus nature. it's nurture + nature + serious amounts of work that makes extraordinary levels of talent; you can't get away with
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by DaniFong 7y ago
So, the article could really do a better job here, but it is a known fact that nutrient bottlenecks in phytoplankton reduction can be very efficiently solved when "upwelling" occurring bringing the minerals to the upper layers. I
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by DaniFong 7y ago
Even though this is true, Caixin has been allowed some leniency, especially in reporting this outbreak. Some reports have been very distinct from the official reporting, although it appears that some articles have also been retracted. In ti
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by DaniFong 7y ago
we did this at LightSail Energy and while it was a little awkward sometimes it was an overall beloved policy.
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by DaniFong 7y ago
must the environmentalist arm themselves?
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by DaniFong 7y ago
It's not smarts, but disciplined will-power and clear-sightedness, that's the determinant of any game played for long enough to span enough crises. Many ambitious startups in that category.
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by DaniFong 7y ago
One down vote. The idea's not a winner among the HN crowd. Oh well. Maybe, someday, micropayments will be good.
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by DaniFong 7y ago
Great points, but can't you tweak the idea somehow by also buffering individual participants? I could imagine a service here could be worth a lot more than ~$10 user. This is only needed for micropayments so a buffer of like $5-10 coul
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by DaniFong 7y ago
Big if presently true. Ultimately people are going to spy on everything they can get away with, more data for the neural network to make you buy things...
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by DaniFong 7y ago
:O how can this be, Hipmunk was so much better than the competition... people... people wanted it...
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by DaniFong 7y ago
yeah, I think you're definitely right about this, this skews the picture to your 50's or 60's for sure -- I think that like, human growth hormone levels also bear this out.
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by DaniFong 7y ago
yeah, that could work if it was wide scale enough. apparently google and facebook already have some kind of tech that estimates if people are vulnerable to suicidal ideation based on searches ("hey google, how do I kill myself painless

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