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by ac2u 6y ago
I didn't. I said it was the clearing infrastructure. (Although it all flows down to the brokers as a consequence).
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by ac2u 6y ago
>Everyone assuming a conspiracy theory needs to read this. I'm not sure of your point here. Anyone that assumed there's a conspiracy theory is pretty much right. Now, if you mean the 'Brokerage X is in cahoots with this pa
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by ac2u 6y ago
My point wasn't about whether he was overrated or not, it was about the article grouping two throwaway meme tweets and stretching out an entire narrative.
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by ac2u 6y ago
>right now takes 8 seconds, and we're not even incredibly happy with that With the amount of explaining and skepticism you're having to deal with in most of the threads here (plenty of reasonable questions, some seem to approac
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by ac2u 6y ago
Imagine stringing out a whole article from two Elon musk meme tweets
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by ac2u 6y ago
Because the standard of care that people receive in a regular flu season is with a health service that can say that it gave someone the intensive care they needed, but unfortunately it didn't work out. With covid left unchecked, the in
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by ac2u 6y ago
>at the time Your numbers need adjusted for 30 years of fuel efficiency improvement (but to be honest I think your calculations would still illustrate the same point). The passage I'm reading doesn't cite an exact study/pa
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by ac2u 6y ago
Yeah there's a part of AntiFragile that I'm reading right now about the average calories burned to transport consumable calories on average. The soviet union focus on agricultural production efficiency achieved the opposite effect
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by ac2u 6y ago
>You will also encounter strange socio-economic effects that you would not see in other places, for example being an engineer and starting a startup here is viewed as a negative while being a business major is a positive. Your experience
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by ac2u 6y ago
you're right... misread on my part. the point was more to do with the founders/employees being able to grow the value of their ownership stake longer privately.
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by ac2u 6y ago
Doesn't it effect when startups choose to IPO though? The first thesis of this article yesterday ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25493646 ) put forward that because startups were missing out in the initial pop a
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by ac2u 6y ago
You might have a little luck with Opera Mini on an android device. There are potential privacy concerns but essentially Opera's service can sit between you and the website and compress media on the fly and rewrite pages to suit your de
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by ac2u 6y ago
I think this was the thread I remember reading at the time where people came up with examples that don't have to be deceptive. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1197674 There was also a quote from someone in yc sayi
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by ac2u 6y ago
>Like saying you knew some technology that you didn't on a resume or selling some product that you hadn't built yet. Are you sure you didn't just come up with that example yourself to suit the narrative? Until you know wha
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by ac2u 6y ago
This is the point that folks that repeat the line: "It is a tacit endorsement of the political status quo. reply " never seem to have an answer for. Let's say I own a company and I'm not happy with the status quo, but
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by ac2u 6y ago
I've seen worse, this post actually does describe what happened with a few interesting tidbits.
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by ac2u 6y ago
>and then you tell me what I've missed out. You've missed my point. Asking you to list out all the risks is rhetorical because you can't list your unknown unknowns. I wasn't challenging you to actually list them but t
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by ac2u 6y ago
>Can't these idiots realize that whilst there's risks that they're outweighed by the benefits. Please list the extent of the risks and the impact so that we can weigh it up against the benefits. Make sure you remember ever
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by ac2u 6y ago
Honestly, she should probably just get started with whatever popular free/cheap material there is out there already. Go broad with the novice/surface level knowledge first in order to be able to map out your known unknowns. Then y
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by ac2u 6y ago
It wasn’t the CoC that resolved the issue in this instance, it was the fact that the he had the community clout to raise the profile of his mistreatment. Arguably it wouldn’t have been an issue if the CoC didn’t exist.
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by ac2u 6y ago
Unless you specifically need the funding/networking infrastructure in London, try Belfast and open your UK company there. Much lower cost of living, decent tech community. Most importantly, you'll be able to drive to the EU in les
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by ac2u 6y ago
Hi there, You're correct to make a note as to why one of your last jobs lasted a few months. However, it might be better to say "Unfortunately this company went out of business". That's all someone screening your resume
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by ac2u 6y ago
>Now, how would you deploy this to AWS? Personally, on AWS I'd provision RDS for the database instead of running the DB in the cluster. YMMV but I'll happily pay for the simplified backups and ops. If you're mainly just us
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by ac2u 6y ago
Which is fine. But my point wasn't so much in search of a solution, rather the fact that circles in itself likely wouldn't be a solution with the impact for which it was designed.
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by ac2u 6y ago
>You could post under different topics so people could read my programming or local posts without having to cope with my religious or political posts (just examples, I never got around to the two last ones I think). I don't think th
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by ac2u 6y ago
The moderation of the negative comments on this post, for once, seems a bit overkill. I think what's missing here in the moderation is the visceral reaction that people have to such a product, (to the point where their feedback seems a
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by ac2u 6y ago
>I'm going to go ahead and extend the offer GP can't make. soup.io maintainers, if you're reading this, are indeed spending 10k+ EUR on infra, and do want to keep your service alive and running, please reach out, I'll
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by ac2u 6y ago
Obviously, OP can give a better answer as it's closer to home. I'm glad that your folks have taken to it quite well, but I'm just speaking from my own experience. The thing is, if I can come up with design constraints for fol
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by ac2u 6y ago
Ireland, but I appreciate the offer.
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by ac2u 6y ago
When people make suggestions for this they underestimate how complicated their suggestion can be from a UX perspective. Sometimes your user is someone who can't text, longs for the days when a telephone rang and the UX was to simply gr

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