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by arikr 9y ago
ah thanks
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Ask HN: Any tools to easily cluster ideas/notes by similarity?
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Ask HN: Best book for large ($200k ACV) enterprise sales?
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CS Side Project Idea: Cluster Evernote Doc Based on Similarity
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Balaji Srinivasan – the Third Web Is Coming (Transcript)(blog.rre.com)
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Ask HN: Larry Page livestream?
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by arikr 9y ago
> Its 0.4 percent return slightly outperformed the 0.2 percent rise in the S&P 500 since its launch on May 30. Amusing excerpt. Highly relevant, of course.
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Ask HN: Prevent different formatting not being obvious before sending in Gmail?
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by arikr 9y ago
Thank you
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by arikr 9y ago
This is both good to know and sad at the same time. Thanks
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by arikr 9y ago
You're assuming that I don't already do this - I do :)
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by arikr 9y ago
I feel unwelcome and uncomfortable when I enter the US on a Visa. The things I've seen border agents say make me feel like many border agents would love to find an excuse to deny anyone entry. Is there any solution to this, or do I jus
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by arikr 9y ago
If a HN reader wanted to dedicate a few years of their life to making USCIS more friendly to immigrants - particularly to making the border agents focused on user experience and making people feel welcome even if they have issues with their
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by arikr 9y ago
It's needed over about 4 years, so ~0.25% of the yearly budget instead of 1%. Though yes, still not entirely insignificant.
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by arikr 9y ago
Yep > correlational data exists
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by arikr 9y ago
Not MDMA, but correlational data exists for classic psychedelics: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/28443703
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by arikr 9y ago
I've written similar things before, and it applies here too: To the extent that anyone on HN knows an active philanthropist looking for potentially highly impactful but severely underfunded causes - send them this article. I believe th
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YC startup school videos.
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by arikr 9y ago
There are good reasons to do it correctly, at least. Marijuana legalization isn't all good. Legal cannabis seems likely to be much better for people/countries/states than cannabis being illegal, though there are some downside
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Ah, thanks.
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by arikr 9y ago
Am I missing something: > People aged 21 and above can now buy up to an ounce of the drug at a time and use it in their homes if they have a valid ID in the western state , which is famed for the hotels and casinos in its largest city L
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by arikr 9y ago
Charlie Munger would say we should look at the incentives first - so you're asking the right question. Easy answer - make Google give priority distribution to sites that use schema.org for additional things. That one single change woul
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by arikr 9y ago
First question to ask: What will be cheap enough to scale to billions of users? This question is important because the future of education will look like what most people use to get educated, and most people will be in India/China&#x2F
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by arikr 9y ago
News wise? Tech journalists. Though I think the better use of twitter is to follow people like @naval and similar accounts. More of general life/interesting thoughts.
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Ask HN: Which services should we know store sensitive data without encryption?
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It seems like Quip, the document service, should be a much bigger concern: Based on their security practices document, they seem to store documents unencrypted on their servers. It's encrypted in transit, sure, but not in storage? I
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Ask HN: What resource/thing is most needed to reduce homelessness?
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Does anyone know where the US Airforce posted the challenge? Is there a good repo for all of the US Govts challenges/requests (e.g. DARPA ones + others like USAF?)
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Yeah, oddly enough I believe this accountant is 100% incorrect.
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As far as I can tell this accountant is spreading misinformation. (I've never written that before!) I've talked to other companies doing nothing related to novel research, just standard SaaS, who were able to get a healthy sized

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