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by a3n 7y ago
[2017]
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by a3n 7y ago
No. I'll read them sometimes if I'm standing in a hallway for some reason. The only value that matters to me: Do the right thing, as best as you can determine that, as best you can.
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by a3n 7y ago
Marc Maron's WTF, interviews of really interesting people. NYT The Daily, really good interviews on current topics, by a really annoying interviewer. Le Show, Harry Shearer. Some people here will like his skepticism of IoT (and some pe
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by a3n 7y ago
Ugh. I sometimes miss software development, but I don't miss any of this.
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by a3n 7y ago
> To achieve the goal of creating possible vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 asap, the procedure of testing given vaccine needs to be done in a much smaller time-frame. Why?
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by a3n 7y ago
Because they're rich, and have the deployable resources and relationships to ensure that they got the money when they successfully asked.
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by a3n 7y ago
Nice runway you got there. Do you know when the economy will be back to normal?
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Ask HN: Which FAANG will eventually buy which?
1 points by a3n 7y ago|1 comments
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by a3n 7y ago
"Pay us $30/barrel or we'll burn this up in the atmosphere."
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by a3n 7y ago
I drove by Kansas City International airport today. The peripheral lots were empty, the shuttle buses were parked; probably an indirect indicator for rental car demand. In the spirit of today's negative crude price, maybe rental compan
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by a3n 7y ago
I was driving through a very small town in Missouri a few weeks ago. A small used car lot advertised "disinfected and sanitized cars." The new "undercoating?"
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by a3n 7y ago
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=%22this+is+extremely+dangerous+to+... As I suspected, these are Sinclair-owned stations. Sinclair is well known for requiring verbatim reading of received editorials, often to the dismay of staff w
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by a3n 7y ago
I didn't look for artifacts for the first part, got totally into the moment. Yeah, my untrained eye can see things, if I'm looking. But this was a context where the maker was saying out loud "look what we can do with fake fac
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by a3n 7y ago
Shouldn't Bennett and Leibsohn be attending anti-lockdown rallies? Or going to the beach in Florida or Georgia? With their immediate families and grandchildren?
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by a3n 7y ago
Uh ... Your name isn't "Doc" is it?
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Ask HN: Why aren't we asking NSA for contact traces?
3 points by a3n 7y ago|1 comments
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by a3n 7y ago
Free speech is required for people in a democracy to question their government, hold it accountable, and redirect it. It's required for the free practice of science, religion and commerce, and anything else citizens might put their min
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by a3n 7y ago
This is the cheapest and most cheaply changeable arrangement for an office, and still have an office with seats and a desk. It's never going away, it's the bottom. Just like airline seats are never getting bigger and more distance
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by a3n 7y ago
For the time being, since I still have lots of room on my phone, I: - Copy them to the laptop. - On the laptop, make downscaled copies in another directory. - On the phone, I move them to another location still on the phone. This makes the
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by a3n 7y ago
All that, and maybe people are getting enough sleep.
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by a3n 7y ago
A collection of bash/linux scripts that use sshd on termux on my Android phone to wirelessly copy photos to ~/Pictures on my laptop, automatically make small versions of the photos for emailing etc and placing those in their own d
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by a3n 7y ago
If you, as you, never exercise free speech, then how do you know whether or not you have it?
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by a3n 7y ago
Instead of an ad for some company with a vaguely medical name that you have to click through to "read the full [actual] article," how about linking to the actual article. https://www.newsweek.com/police-warn-corona
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by a3n 7y ago
The other obvious one is that what the company rep said is not the actual problem. Because what the company rep said is ludicrous.
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by a3n 7y ago
Is that because the stores that sell those things are designated non-essential, or are those items specifically prohibited, even by mail order?
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by a3n 7y ago
Maybe we should rethink this idea of billionaire presidents. The proposition is that their immense wealth makes them immune to pressure and corruption. To the contrary, they have much, much more to lose than any normal citizen. What would P
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by a3n 7y ago
Change careers, and program for fun on your own time.
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by a3n 7y ago
I think what's probably more relevant is the chaos of trying to get aid from the federal government, combined with Trump and Kushner's declaration that any national stockpile is for the federal government, not the states, even tho
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by a3n 7y ago
> But what the fuck are you gonna do, rig up your own ISP or charter a boat across the Atlantic? No, you're going to get reamed in the ass and keep living in the 21st century. Or we can globally live within our means. It is apparen
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by a3n 7y ago
Bread and circus.

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