anonymous_ch

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by anonymous_ch 2y ago
there's a number of new testing companies popping up (like superpower.com) that I recently used which make it easy to get these tests. doctors don't like ordering them because then they become medically responsible for the results
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Invite HN: Come Live at the Launch House(launchhouse.co)
3 points by anonymous_ch 6y ago|0 comments
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by anonymous_ch 6y ago
This looks awesome
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Get off your a** and do something(medium.com)
6 points by anonymous_ch 6y ago|1 comments
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by anonymous_ch 6y ago
This is useful. What is next on the integration roadmap besides Zoom – presume Hangouts? Not sure if new FB live features have an API
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by anonymous_ch 7y ago
An absurd lesson in acquisition due diligence.
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Status as a Service – Minecraft Edition(blog.commsor.com)
2 points by anonymous_ch 7y ago|1 comments
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I am not a Data Scientist(medium.com)
3 points by anonymous_ch 7y ago|0 comments
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by anonymous_ch 7y ago
Even governance in the absence of utility can't stop human nature.
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by anonymous_ch 7y ago
Imagine how amplified this problem will become once creating a 'deepfake' or fictitious GAN-generated photo is as easy as typing an emoji.
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by anonymous_ch 7y ago
Couldn't agree more. Flexibility is amazing, but loneliness creeps in all too often.
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Ask HN: Going back to VC'S after rejection?
1 points by anonymous_ch 7y ago|1 comments
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by anonymous_ch 8y ago
The NSA prevents thousands of potential terrorist attacks each year...we just don't hear about it because it's classified information. Of course one or two will always slip through the cracks. No process is perfect.
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by anonymous_ch 8y ago
If this is true, then does the pre-existing size of BTC and other widely mined crypto-currencies create a moat? How can a new up-start coin ever hope to gain significant traction with the possibility of a 51% attack?
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by anonymous_ch 8y ago
I stopped reading as soon as the author compared Prudential’s liability size to the US GDP. Just because numbers are similarly large does not make them comparable. Its like comparing Bezo’s $147B fortune to the 147B grains of sand on a 100
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Nine lessons learned during my first year as a Data Scientist at J.P. Morgan(blog.usejournal.com)
2 points by anonymous_ch 8y ago|2 comments
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by anonymous_ch 8y ago
The average American eats better than kings from the past 2,000 years. Wealth and prosperity is 100% relative.