MartianSquirrel

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3Blue1Brown: Simulating an Epidemic(youtu.be)
7 points by MartianSquirrel 7y ago|0 comments
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Gabe Newell: 'We're way closer to The Matrix than people realize'(pcgamer.com)
2 points by MartianSquirrel 7y ago|0 comments
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The Three Worlds of Healthcare(medium.com)
1 points by MartianSquirrel 7y ago|0 comments
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Covid-19: Cancel your next large event, and tell your friends to cancel theirs(medium.com)
1 points by MartianSquirrel 7y ago|0 comments
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Astronomers just got a deep peek at a black hole(api.nationalgeographic.com)
1 points by MartianSquirrel 7y ago|0 comments
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Canadian winters are not what they used to be(ici.radio-canada.ca)
1 points by MartianSquirrel 7y ago|0 comments
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
> Except for the climate change part. This is out of context. Same thing could be said with the advent of the internet and massive energy consumption that came with it. The debate here is about the effect the technology had on day to day
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
LP is short for Limited Partner
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
I could be mistaken, but it seems like they translated it in EU countries official languages, which is why Irish is present but not Catalan.
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
It wouldn't surprise me if it was only compatible with more recent VR sets. They are giving a shot at an engine that could set the pace for the next decade, the same way CryEngine 3 and Unreal Engine 4 couldn't run on current gene
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Ask HN: What do you look for in a company you want to join?
2 points by MartianSquirrel 7y ago|1 comments
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
How did y.. I mean NO! It's just a slow friday afternoon in the office
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Ask HN: What would Happen if one NATO country declared war on another one?
2 points by MartianSquirrel 7y ago|4 comments
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
I am in no way a designer, but I found myself playing with this for a good 10 minutes. Thanks Lyft!
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
The results were a surprise even to the trial organizers — but researchers caution that the findings are preliminary because the trial was small and did not include a control arm.
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
"Don't be evil."
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
One shall not see a difference as something bad. Many autistic people have tremendously contributed to our society. The goal in this case is to develop the knowledge and tools that will help everyone use this as a strength.
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
Is the percentage of carbon in those areas significantly higher so that it makes a difference? I would be inclined to believe that being in an area closer to electric plants and/or where real estate is cheaper would make a bigger diffe
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by MartianSquirrel 7y ago
>> Work clothes not required
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Ask HN: How do you find Seed/A stage startups to work for?
2 points by MartianSquirrel 8y ago|0 comments
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by MartianSquirrel 8y ago
Yes you can! I've dropped out of college after I was offered a job I could only dream of in my early twenties, stayed a couple years, climbed the ladder quickly there and in another company, had some side projects which eventually beca
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by MartianSquirrel 8y ago
>I had a job like yours and I grew increasingly frustrated with the lack of control and the number of people who actually made things worse in their effort to control things. This job came soon after a challenging/interesting but re
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The Peter Principle(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by MartianSquirrel 8y ago|0 comments
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by MartianSquirrel 8y ago
I do try to fight as much as I can, and do end up rising and changing stuff, but the company being very bureaucratic and budgets managed by some directors 8500km away makes it a very long and demanding process. At times I mostly feel like t
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by MartianSquirrel 8y ago
It really isn't a dream job, I still wish I had accepted the other offer I had back then. Most of my team left because they couldn't stand fighting against management to improve things.
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Ask HN: Would You Stay at a Boring, Well Paying Job?
19 points by MartianSquirrel 8y ago|25 comments
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by MartianSquirrel 8y ago
"Slow days" are usually my most productives. It's in those days that I can take the time to step back, be creative and explore new paths. Going full speed and pre-planning everything is definitely harmful, and our current cul
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100 Years Ago, The Great Molasses Flood(bostonglobe.com)
2 points by MartianSquirrel 8y ago|0 comments
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by MartianSquirrel 8y ago
Is this Open-sourced? looking at the website it doesn't seem like it
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by MartianSquirrel 8y ago
I would believe it's because users are connecting in bigger proportions from their smartphones/home networks on weekends, compared to office networks during the week.

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