antupis

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   by antupis 7y ago

   Or healthier(mother does not smoke etc) and thus taller children go with schools where teachers are "better".
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   by antupis 7y ago

   Also Trotski, Stalin, Tito and Freud lived in Vienna same time https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-21859771
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   by antupis 7y ago

   VC licked my balls, here's what happened Bad: 1.0000 - Good: 0.0000
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   by antupis 7y ago

   Think about car mechanics seeing what do next if you want to open this specific motor or electrician seeing where cables are in the wall. Or physicians seeing specific information about patients eg how fast is he is breathing, what patient
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   by antupis 7y ago

   That 1996 gig https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9GsGuzbnkw0
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   by antupis 7y ago

   S-ryhmä had it at a normal supermarket. Also Cumulus and American Diner had it on the menu if you want to eat it in a restaurant.
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   by antupis 7y ago

   Yeah skewing would be definitely problematic, it might be better if it would be similar to Kaggle where people would compete with each other.
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   by antupis 7y ago

   Have you thought an interactive site where people could learn coq writing proofs? Something very similar to https://projecteuler.net/ . You could get thousands of failed proofs very fast.
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   by antupis 7y ago

   yeah, there needs to be something more radical. I think at the moment fully remote teams work better than semi-remote because fully remote teams most communication happens through slack and emails so there is almost always a paper trail.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    I have toyed tough about some kind text-to-speech bot that would automatically keep searchable memos from every meeting. But I am not sure is the current text-to-speech models there yet.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    I have worked remote last 5 years and there is no tool that has truly solved Information asymmetry that remote workers meet every day. How usually organizations solve this is overcommunication and keeping memos from everything but that is a
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    by antupis 7y ago

    The USA's problem is the voting system. Currently, it favors extremism eg try to get the nomination in primaries saying another side is actually ok. Change system something like ranked-choice voting and you get nominees literally singi
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    by antupis 7y ago

    If you are using azure. Container service is very good, at least small scale projects.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    yeah, I think that open source and other social products will gear towards Github. While Bitbucket will thrive in B2B space. currently, JIRA has a huge moat around it and I am not seeing that disappearing in the near future.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    You also might not even know that you crashed in the wall 3 months ago.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    There is great saying that Python is the second-best language for everything and it might be true. Where Python excels is that you have good-enough libraries and support almost everything. All other languages have some pain points where the
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Dependency management system is a definite problem but making executables is downright horrible or even impossible.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    German is already entering to recession so the rest eurozone will follow very soon. https://www.theguardian.com/world/2019/aug/07/german-industr... Also Chinas economy is slowing down but the problem is
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    by antupis 7y ago

    You probably cannot copy Fiverr it was basically great timing https://podtail.com/en/podcast/startup-grind/the-future-of-t...
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Four days later, the Coast Guard announced that a Mississippi company would build a new heavy icebreaker by 2024 for $746million. That is very expensive considering that our newest heavy ice breaker costs "only" 123 million Euros.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    I would donate my kidney if I would be half of bright as Knuth in 81 years old.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Carbon offsetting is incredible effective. Currently donating to organizations like https://www.rainforestcoalition.org/ ($0.02 - $0.72 per CO2 ton) or https://www.catf.us/ ($0.35- $4.40 per CO2 ton) you ca
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Finland we specialized tool which you can get easily 200 trees planted in an hour. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jLtspCQPeqY
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    by antupis 7y ago

    I really like https://tab.gladly.io/?u=antupis which raises money for nonprofits through adds.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Romance novels sell pretty well also consider how much there are low-quality novels in market https://www.citylab.com/life/2018/01/freelancer-gig-economy-...
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    by antupis 7y ago

    Have you ever been an old spruce forest you can definitely walk thought it eg https://johnbarger.photoshelter.com/image/I0000eZaLJgCgJHg .
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    by antupis 7y ago

    But Equatorial Guinea is an outlier.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    A probably better community.
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    by antupis 7y ago

    American hegemony is pretty the same state that the British empire after Booer wars. Empire is definitely the most powerful nation in the world but it is fastly losing its momentum, it has some domestic policy problems and it is not invisib