JonasJSchreiber

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by JonasJSchreiber 8y ago
This is an awesome debate and one of the reasons I love HN
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by JonasJSchreiber 8y ago
Why the marketing line "this is your life, and it's ending one minute at a time"? I don't mean to be rude, but it's kind of an aphorism, and a morbid one at that. But I see people whom I respect making this observat
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Maybe the cost of improvement is failure in this case. For Tesla to fix the issue of a crossing tractor trailer not being positively detected there had to be an instance of a Tesla hitting a crossing tractor trailer. Maybe for road work bar
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Have you seen this guy on TV? He is not a polished speaker
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
That was such a well written article and an empassioned plea.
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
I had assumed this to be because their earnings were so small. For example Tesla has an undefined P/E ratio since it's a divide by zero. I had also assumed this to occur when a company sacrificed short term profitability for highe
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
I want to downvote the person you replied to and upvote your comment. HN apparently doesn't work like that so I'll stick with a single upvote :)
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
I couldn't agree more. If there are more accounts than people in a region, you know you have robots registering. They need to employ better captcha and verification for registering new accounts. I wouldn't go as far as to require
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Anyone else think it's odd that a Moscow based cyber security company which has been associated with oligarchs is now investigating yacht vulnerabilities? I mean who investigated the vulnerabilities of yachts??
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Timing couldn't be more perfect, I see what you did there.
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Dude. This is awesome stuff! Great design, topic, demeanor, problem statement, solution. I also like the way you visually offset deep(er) dive subtopics. Thanks!
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
I happen to think this is freaking awesome
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
This looks really really good! Thanks!
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
As someone who has a couple rigs mining 24/7 I would say he’s looking at the profitability of mining wrong. Personally I don't reinvest my mining profits in more mining equipment. There's a hard cap on how much amperage can b
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
I appreciate the planning fallacy. I usually do this implicitly but I just changed an expected timeline on a JIRA epic from 80 hours to 160 days after reading this.
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Awesome! Always get bored by the first movement, that one is so much better!
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Sweet! They should do the third movement!
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
That was so disheartening. Folks really need to jump off that sinking ship - emigrate - or Maduro needs to be ousted.
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Using it wrong...would you not try using it exactly as described with $28,000 depending on it? He raised extremely valid points about labeling this 'user error' but the 'correct' use case seems pretty kludge to me and hi
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Great post, I was wondering why transactions were disabled to binance...appreciate the info. And the warnings.
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
>> $65 for a pair of headphones isn't exactly cheap For a headphone geek such as myself it is ;)
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
They listed cities by square mile, why don't they do the same for states. It's a glaring omission. When we hear that Alaska has released the most toxins of any state and Rhode Island has released the least, it's reasonable to
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
WSJ did a really good job with this too. I opened the News app on my iPad after work today and found this story at the top of my feed. Their stories are usually paywalled, so I was surprised they featured anywhere near the top, and I tapped
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Fantastic! Conveys complex problems in a simple, easy to consume manner. Well done!
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
I saw the same thing. It was insane
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
This is what I thought as well but haven't been able to articulate yet! It was actually on the opposite side -- a flash rise. I watched this happen and the order book on the sell side was getting extremely thin. The price rose thousand
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
I disagree with the premise of this article. Just because miners are based in China is not proof of collusion. I agree there is some fishy stuff going on with Bitmain and Antpool and others, but isn't it in their best interest not to b
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
Passive behavioral trait. Shyness, unwillingness to engage in confrontation, I can empathize.
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
I'm not sure why the negative reaction to this post. I found it completely plausible and have no reason to doubt the author. It sucks that there are crappy people like this but unfortunately that's the real world. People will expl
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by JonasJSchreiber 9y ago
I have to respectfully disagree with many points in this post. I think many points of contention boil down to the norms of startups. Yes, they may seem cliquey, but you quickly become part of the clique when there's just a few people t

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