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West lost its way, but China may not be heir apparent(scmp.com)
3 points by HAPMCEZ 6y ago|0 comments
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by HAPMCEZ 6y ago
If they're only not total racists, as in still partial racists, you're very right, I working fit in. If need zero racists for that. But if that's what you meant, hm, you might believe that doubt but that's not what happe
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by HAPMCEZ 6y ago
Re pg saying that, that's sort of different to what OP is saying. It's not just a general "startups suck" or "it's hard". It's a specific critique of the structural abusiveness of the industry which p
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by HAPMCEZ 6y ago
I hear you, it does sound super hard, never seen it addressed in the "SV lore" and you could be onto some uncharted waters, would could spell opportunity. Whaddayathink? Good to hear you're sounding a little better, because i
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by HAPMCEZ 6y ago
well based on that belief I think you might have your answers to why you went through this experience. you clearly value discovering both sides of things and you say you want to integrate that. The positive take I have on that is you want t
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by HAPMCEZ 6y ago
If this gets to front page I'll put a demo server up
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Show HN: ServeData – Node template for server with users, groups and permissions(github.com)
1 points by HAPMCEZ 6y ago|1 comments
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“Mach's Principle”(en.wikipedia.org)
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Ask HN: In SV, is racial hiring a thing?
2 points by HAPMCEZ 6y ago|2 comments
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by HAPMCEZ 6y ago
From Section 25 point 1, Historical Introduction > In 1801 Johann Wilhelm Ritter, a Polish physicist working at the University of Jena in Germany discovered a form of light beyond the violet end of the spectrum that he called “Chemical R
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Ask HN: The Q
3 points by HAPMCEZ 6y ago|1 comments
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by HAPMCEZ 6y ago
I like your design, simple and elegant. One thing I did when designing random functions is run them against DieHarder and Practrand, but then also against SMHasher, you just have to use some construction to fold the key into the state. I th
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by HAPMCEZ 6y ago
Intuitively, yes. If something is irreversible then it's not 1 to 1 and you don't use the whole state space, so you'll likely have short cycles. Second part, again yes. But you can add that useful irreversible transform in th
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Welcome to the Virus Zone(cris691.github.io)
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