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811.
by afpx 6y ago
Investors assume that the public will bail out failing industries.
812.
by afpx 6y ago
My life experiences don't match your mental model, sadly. Maybe it has to do with where and how one grows up? For example, I know with certainty that my parents, teachers, and first bosses were enemies. A lot of people on HN seem to ha
813.
by afpx 6y ago
Clearly, you did. But, it didn’t answer my specific question. If I’m a 40 year old with diabetes, whats my expected mortality rate?
814.
by afpx 6y ago
I haven't been bombarded with scaremongering. In fact, I barely even consume news except for forums like these. Yet, I've been concerned about this virus since day one - mostly because I have friends who work in virus research and
815.
by afpx 6y ago
Can you access these through torrents?
816.
by afpx 6y ago
So... we should be able to reproduce the phenomenon?
817.
by afpx 6y ago
Can you give an example of some of these, because I'd love to learn more.
818.
by afpx 7y ago
The original del.icio.us
819.
by afpx 7y ago
I wish I had more time to do that. I work at a feature factory.
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by afpx 7y ago
This shows the full list of conditions that are high risk: https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/if-yo... A lot of people fall into those categories.
821.
by afpx 7y ago
This is good news. Hopefully, it helps.
822.
by afpx 7y ago
To support your point, I grew up in a poor urban area, and over 30% of the gifted kids didn’t graduate. Another 30% developed addiction or had teen pregnancies. Being poor is much more disadvantaged than being smart is advantageous. The pro
823.
by afpx 7y ago
You're assuming that there are still reporters out there. Most media companies have transitioned to click-bait. Who's still doing real journalism these days?
824.
by afpx 7y ago
The economic impact was going to happen one way or the other.
825.
by afpx 7y ago
Dumb question. But, Why can't there be a universal language that all other languages could be transpiled to and from? Wouldn't that eliminate a lot of the re-work that goes in maintaining all of these libraries in different langua
826.
by afpx 7y ago
A lot of times they will do small experiments to gain a sense for the data and see if it's worth doing larger experiments. Not reliable results but can still infer things.
827.
by afpx 7y ago
Until the subsidy checks run out.
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by afpx 7y ago
When we started using EMR, we'd never exhaust the number of available instances (in both spot and on-demand). Now, we frequently do. And, for the last 3 weeks, it's been close to impossible to launch a huge cluster.
829.
by afpx 7y ago
Except for EMR
830.
by afpx 7y ago
I've got a high IQ [1], so they say. But, apparently, I interview like an idiot. Make sense of that. [1]: And, tons of professional work experience
831.
by afpx 7y ago
So, what are the probable and worst case scenarios? Right now, it's hard to cut through the hyperbole.
832.
by afpx 7y ago
It might not be laziness. It could be ADHD. But, if it is laziness, try Pomodoro techniques. They work well. So simple but effective.
833.
by afpx 7y ago
Death rate is still pretty high for young people, too 0.5 - 1%. I wouldn’t take that risk.
834.
by afpx 7y ago
Very cool. But, seems like a lot of work to order to conclude that tables are rectangular flat surfaces and cups have handles and hold liquids.
835.
by afpx 7y ago
It would have been even more interesting if they could locate the place of the photo without knowing the general area where he was.
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by afpx 7y ago
Regarding the stalking ... Reminds me of a recent "Hidden Brain" episode - about "Secret Friends" - people of whom others believe to be friends but aren't. The show implied it's fairly easy for the Human Brain
837.
by afpx 7y ago
Is it that easy to start a new bank?
838.
by afpx 7y ago
Or, the procedural content generator of the simulation has gotten significantly better.
839.
by afpx 7y ago
You should really be packaging up what you built and selling it as a competing service.
840.
by afpx 7y ago
“ Thereupon many statesmen and philosophers came to Alexander with their congratulations, and he expected that Diogenes of Sinope also, who was tarrying in Corinth, would do likewise. But since that philosopher took not the slightest notice

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