Kkoala

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by Kkoala 5y ago
#1 is less risky, since mortgages have to be collateralized. #1 is also less volatile
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by Kkoala 5y ago
There was some really similar research done in Finland, and they concluded that many of the correlations were because students of certain fields used to go to the same parties / events. E.g. Computer Science students had a lot of parti
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by Kkoala 5y ago
Translating for our non-Finnish friends: >Especially young people and women think that nuclear power produces carbon dioxide. 18 percent of the respondents between 18 and 29 years old think that nuclear power warms the climate the most.
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by Kkoala 5y ago
Do you have some data to back that claim?
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by Kkoala 5y ago
Also a sign that things might be overheating
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by Kkoala 5y ago
So are you saying that someone just happened to spot your collection from OpenSea, and then posted that to various NFT groups? I have no idea if that actually happens, just curious
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by Kkoala 5y ago
From 2012 compared to now? Yes, even 2018 to 2019 was 30% increase in active users https://redditblog.com/2019/12/04/reddits-2019-year-in-revie... . According to this https://backlinko.com/redd
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by Kkoala 5y ago
1. Be slow to react 2. Always look below the surface and expect to find more hidden information 3. Arrive early to appointments 4. Ask questions you already know the answer to 5. Listen way more than speaking 6. Take good notes, and review
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by Kkoala 6y ago
The actual calls/screen shares are really high quality and generally just work, which is great. The app used to start calls sometimes hangs and requires force kill on both the app and some underlying services. Usually in these kind of
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by Kkoala 6y ago
Social music fans might also like https://tunemeet.com/ , where you can chat with people who are listening to the same song right now
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by Kkoala 6y ago
Probably not, they have like hundreds of thousands similar articles, which they use as marketing and SEO for their product AKA content marketing.
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by Kkoala 6y ago
The font is so small and thin that it's hard to read
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by Kkoala 6y ago
Sounds like Google
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by Kkoala 6y ago
Desktop apps are moving to browser mainly because most software is becoming SaaS which is easier to enforce on browser. Also websites are much easier and quicker to push updates to, most people won't bother updating their native deskto
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by Kkoala 6y ago
It's Q2 right? Or do they not use the calendar year for accounting?
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by Kkoala 6y ago
Not that other novels are/can be interesting as well, but I would find it fascinating to read a novel about myself.
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by Kkoala 6y ago
Gives a more corporate/big company vibe to me. The background rainbow thing is also distracting, and makes the title and nav hard to read at times. Also is the Stripe blue gone?
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by Kkoala 6y ago
It's funny how people have so many different preferences for ternary formatting. I can't think of any other operator that would have tens of different format prefs.
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by Kkoala 6y ago
It's funny how people have so many different preferences for ternary formatting. I can't think of any other operator that would have tens of different format prefs.
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by Kkoala 6y ago
Haven't even upgraded to Catalina yet, because of the bugs...
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by Kkoala 6y ago
Not OP but, if CodeStories is supposed to be an education platform similar to the Github Classroom, why is the landing page selling a Python course? Might be easier to understand by example: I'm a user that is interested in education p
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by Kkoala 6y ago
They might not be related but the second one is a relevant question I think.
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Show HN: TuneMeet – Chat with people who are listening to the same song(tunemeet.com)
6 points by Kkoala 6y ago|0 comments
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by Kkoala 6y ago
Yeah, planning to promote it on Reddit and ProductHunt so hopefully can gather more users and reach the critical mass.
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by Kkoala 6y ago
I made a website to connect and chat with people who are listening to the same song right now on Spotify. https://tunemeet.com
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by Kkoala 6y ago
I guess if you call killing bunch of innocent people "effective". But I think it's way too early to start comparing strategies.
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by Kkoala 6y ago
> the class is newly instantiated each time a render is going on No, it's not? Where do you think the state goes, if the instance doesn't hold it?
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by Kkoala 7y ago
Interesting, haven't heard of ClickHouse before. I will check it out, thanks.
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by Kkoala 7y ago
Rows will be at least (id, other_id, price_1, price_2), prices should be 32 bit integers, id should be 64 bit or string integers and other_id can be 32 bit int. id and other_id should reference other things. Or if normalization is not possi
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by Kkoala 7y ago
I have heard it's quite expensive. The storage itself seems quite cheap, but I think the queries also cost so that's where the costs come from

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