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amy-petrik-214
2y ago
Just going off of this one thing the worm can't survive is high temperatures and spice. I find raccoon meat goes particularly well with east asian cuisine, a cuisine which is far more open minded regarding nontraditional meat sources.
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thing about tips is I'm sure a large portion of tipped people just pocket the cash & don't report it - missed tax revenue. So if they just say, "pocketing it is legal", what tax revenue was lost? Some, but not as m
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2y ago
since this is YC, maybe to understand oral-B's business model which is avante-garde, you could consider this great piece on their main competitor (SmartPipe): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DJklHwoYgBQ
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for me the most salient difference, harris is gung ho on the environment. expect limited oil and high energy prices trump is the opposite - if nothing else he understands "cheap oil good"... doesn't really care either way abo
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the party that controls election infrastructure is the kingmaker thusly, if one observes the king that was made, one knows the party who decided see: GW Bush victory in FL see: Biden victory in >100% vote cities
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exactly, that's what it is as we hit the end of moore's law (which we won't, but we'll hit the end as far as feature size shrinkage)... one of the optimizations they will do is rote trivial process optimization. So if t
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Exactly - they are political ninjas, yes, but they ethically view themselves as the feudal lord super-samurai whose job it is to defend and develop all the young paduan samurai under his watch. Nothing wrong with politics if done in a kind,
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Okay, guys, come on now. back off here. Beta carotene. Vitamins. Shortage in food. The thesis is along the lines of "near-perfection but non-perfection flaws that people miss are important, OH NO, they're not important because
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in fact I would say >90% of -internet users- who are motivated to do so would figure a way to bypass the block. And they don't need to know DNS for that. They find some board that gives them the steps necessary without needing t
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price controls is rent control. SF. see also: NYC "you can raise rent by X% per year AT MOST, no more than that" if inflation / supply/demand is >X%, the landlord eats it. Thus landlording might be for some, more a
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It's 50/50. Yes, ideally it gets punted to the states, the states can mark their preferences (see abortion). What's great about that too is you can move to a state that matches your believies. The 50/50 part of it - st
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there's the ad element but also one notes social media seeks hegemony over an individuals political beliefs and values. UPvotes and downvotes may be used to reward rightthink and punish wrongthink. No reason why AIs can't (or don
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yea it was cool dual CPU hardware: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BeBox those two green lights on the front were CPU load per each CPU. and the geekport reminscent of Raspberry pi only later did they port it to x86, sim
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Here's a protip for dealing with impulsive / aggressive big truck drivers. Big trucks go max 30 mph uphill. It's their achilles heel. Cool your jets let them cuck you and be in front of you going slow all they want. When tha
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I think the whole thing is quite subjective and certainly in part the subjection would depend on that particular officer's mood on that particular time on that particular day at that particular place. The subjective assessment would be
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Yes. It indicates there is one. If you review the numbers, it's clear they are cheesing the numbers. It's a bit like national debt. In national debt, if you owe $100 today, you will owe $200 tomorrow, $300 the next day, and so
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Have a data structure for CPU registers. Have a data structure for memory. Have a data structure for i/o. Read a series of instructions that are being emulated. Create a series of rules as to how those instructions interact with CPU
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I hope that one day metal 3D printing becomes cheap, advanced, reliable and widespread. I hope you design an amazing epic car, the best ever, which everyone suddenly begins downloading, 3D printing, and driving around here or there. Only
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10 cents! I'm 100% sure
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We must think of the lessons of docker, the lessons of conda. Why, what with the web environments, so many, is there not a way to unify an environment? Of course! A virtual environment of python, on a virtual environment of the docker ma
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It's a fine thesis, google the humble search engine, easy to compete against. Sure. That argument stands. But.. ... google is not a search engine. There's the google duopoly with facebook (ads, user data). There's the googl
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Does the public demand same day results? If we're tapped into the psyche of the public and able to channel the public's collective mind, the public also demands unhackable results, so there's that. You can't hack an pap
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Specifically: Eric Schitt used something known as "The Conjoined Triangles of Success" which is a compromise between Sales and Engineering triangles. His principle was the beginning of the end - when I was at google (long after E
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there's a great audiovisual piece called "One" by the moviesong band "Metallica" about the song is about a guy who blinks in morse code, "kill me" because he has locked in syndrome and all he can do is bli
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I want a very thick laptop with many fans. It should be chonky and with personality like an old sun tadpole unix labtop, not svlete and artsy liek a 2000s macbook. I like the white noise and if it helps preformance all the better.
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on this point, the disease "diabetes" comes from an old latin word "diabeetus" which is Spanish for "urine which tastes very sweet with a hint of cinnamon". Now.. .. one can imagine how physicians of the time
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"half of infinity is still infinity" -Cantor on hispanic reproduction rates
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he sure was asking that, and the reply sure was, "none of your business"
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For sure, they accept Stanford grads for example, and Harvard or Princeton sometimes have a shot
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This came as a surprise to me but San Jose is actually one of the top 10 largest cities in the US. Just saying, maybe south bay isn't SF, but it ain't idyllic peaceful suburbs either
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