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I recall subway had "low" startup costs and it resulted in too many locations. What incentivizes the new location to do due-diligence in picking a good location? If this is placed into the chain owner: What's the difference b
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Having spoken with few people, the process is still mostly people, building algorithms in Excel. Much of what drives decisions is research, and personal decision's, not automation. I've heard AI trading has done very poorly as the
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Using the data we what have would already be a big gain. I think that's AI's biggest contribution. I've seen a lot of time and complexity go into improving functionality beat by someone who wrote code to track what actions we
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7y ago
What the future holds is hard to grasp, the piece shared with me yesterday was "we'll spend the next decade removing features, at no loss to functionality" One of the biggest pieces of bloat I've seen is doing the same t
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What's wrong with fat? It's my understanding sugars are worse
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7y ago
Louis Rossmann just had a short video where he briefly mentioned fixing things under your control. (I think he phrased it as) cleanup the little area of the world you can, and let the effects ripple out. I've also heard similar tones w
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Try audio books. I've just started, and more average one a week (many self help, though they aren't all good). Give your eyes a rest is sometimes necessary
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Maybe we'll hear about more on Monday. I wonder if there will be a central site with stories like these
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It's a pretty common problem many experience for some period. Explaining a problem which "is easy to avoid" and coupling it with another you've already experienced "that made using my phone harder" reinforces t
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My understanding is more birds are killed by skyscrapers than by windmills. Cats are an even larger threat by a few orders of magnitude.
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TODO see issue X is also a great way to link the two together. Is the issue still worth fixing? Well the file was completely rewritten 1 year ago, the TODO removed, and no one requesting this now/pushing for it? Close it. Have an issue
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When the file is next edited by the next individual. They don't need to be tracked
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7y ago
The bus route near me is a 15 minute walk, the bus comes once an hour. When I lived downtown it was 30 minutes, then an hour long commute. Driving today takes me 12 minutes, 16 if I time it poorly with the rush. By bike is 30 minutes and I
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From the article it appears even the naive first year approach would have significantly reduced the scope of the problem.
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My understanding was their planes rode higher off the ground so the engines didn't need to be moved forward
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They did this 2 or 3 years back for the free lifetime license users on Amazon. The feedback at the time was very similar to what I'm seeing here today. I left the service in favor of the native Android solution from Google
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A trick I learned which helped significantly was to sort "oldest" to the top.
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That is a fascinating way to describe this.
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You can have highly motivated people get themselves killed. Just because burning the ships produced motivation doesn't mean you'll have victory
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Host your own website? I have a web server, I manage a VPN for myself (good for traveling and questionable wifi points). Much of the joy of the early internet came from the small groups and light website's. Website's at scale gav
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Did they not test this?
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"The Boys" even hits this directly: (not a direct quote as I go from memory) "The people like feeling safe, they don't want to know what problems sups are causing. They prefer ignorance.)"
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Maybe we've just replaced gods with fictional stories? I think the two can still be talked about (HBO is making American Gods about mythology as written and updated by Neil Gaiman)
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I watched it just after reading "7 habits of highly effective people". The entire time I watched I was critiquing the characters 1. They all lied, all the time, in different ways 2. There is zero trust between anyone. 3. I don
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I'm a big fan of design two systems. If timelines permit, ship the second, else ship the first. The first code will almost always be crap code because it takes designing the system to better see how the system should have been designed
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I here's hate when this happens and I can't imagine how you feel. You have very strong opinions, from the results and status of this thread I think this response is coming from how strongly others are put off by your aggressive d
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I read through a few of your posts on your other account. In this case am I right to say you feel you are the recipient of unfair abuse? More so then single individual downvotes can be expected? When this happens you feel your opinions aren
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7y ago
I believe you're asking how to best promote this specific content? It depends on who your target audience is: yourself, strangers, coworkers, or friends? If you want others to follow this advice, do those same people use HN? If not, w
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Is this related to: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21534232 Or do we have two bugs being fixed at the same time?
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Is this a selection bias? 1. Users prefer Macs 2. Users also have Macs at home 3. Users choose to switch at work. This leaves number out employees on each platform. One place mentions 200,000, another 277,000 "Apple devices" the a
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