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by atupis 7y ago
is this a sign of bubble popping? although I am not sure can this spread outside of Saudis and Softbank.
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by atupis 7y ago
Second this it is been awsome to follow his journey.
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by atupis 7y ago
Not living Oulu but living Finland. Oulu is pretty remote even in Finland's standards so people don't move out so easily. That created a situation where startups had suddenly lots of highly skilled engineers to hire cheaply and th
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by atupis 7y ago
>presenting even worse result than usual, and instead of being able to customize the search to fix that, you end up with Bing-like results giving you crap you explicitly tried to exclude. Is this some side effect from user-tailored searc
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by atupis 7y ago
Nice does it support piping results to firefox?
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by atupis 7y ago
Problem is that it is not very good pr if somebody dies or hurts badly every time cars encounter a "new" situation.
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by atupis 7y ago
There are definitely lots of hints that there is live in Mars, but not a smoking gun yet. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_on_Mars#Possible_biosigna...
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by atupis 7y ago
Yeah, you would probably add some weighted sampling to it eg overweight those candidates who have lots of Github contributions.
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by atupis 7y ago
>PS: It’s odd, but I suspect a random process may actually work better because the great people actively looking for jobs are likely to be bad at getting them. Somebody should almost build a toy startup around that random process eg Chat
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by atupis 7y ago
It is more like do you specialist x, eg if you have fullstack engineer do you really need frontend developer or DevOps engineer, generally no but there is case where specialist might make big differences.
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by atupis 7y ago
Is there somewhere leader board for uptime? I found subreddit on topic https://www.reddit.com/r/uptimeporn/
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by atupis 7y ago
Problem is that is only a carrier creates a barrier to monetize the platform through ads. Nobody with a serious brand doesn't want to see ads next to nazi propaganda and some kinky furry porn.
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by atupis 7y ago
I think problem with Reddit advertising is that you at least could not before doing laser-focused campaigns like try to advertise people who are subscribed to ReasonML and sysadmin subreddits.
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by atupis 7y ago
Yeah not native and Grammarly is god sent. The only big minus is that it will send all my writing to the cloud. Is there similar but less intrusive addons?
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by atupis 7y ago
I think Whatsapp served "at peak" like 450 million users with only 32 engineers.
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by atupis 7y ago
I have never programmed Erlang but it feels like it is the currently only language that is some kind of secret weapon. It has similar aura than Lisp had before that with Erlang you can do stuff beyond "normal" languages.
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by atupis 7y ago
And so Deeplearningcoin was born.
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by atupis 7y ago
Finland paying 9€ for 100Mbps.
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by atupis 7y ago
https://www.nytimes.com/2012/04/01/opinion/sunday/friedman-w... and particulary last chapter of Why Nations Fail.
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by atupis 7y ago
Thing is that China is nearing point where it has to let creative destruction happen to grow more and it is very hard to achieve under current model.
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by atupis 7y ago
I have noticed that t-shirts that are made from recycled cotton are much more durable and doesn't shrink same way than normal.
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by atupis 7y ago
There was pretty good econtalk about this topic http://www.econtalk.org/david-epstein-on-mastery-specializat... . But generally there are these sports with very narrow skills like chess which you has to specialize very ear
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by atupis 7y ago
How about if you flip phone vertically app user can see what tablets and computers see.
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by atupis 7y ago
There is strong case that innovation peaked 50s and has been slowing down since https://www.technologyreview.com/s/601199/tech-slowdown-thre... .
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by atupis 7y ago
Get high as possible salary and donate as much as possible to https://www.rainforestcoalition.org or other nonprofit.
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by atupis 7y ago
There is also realpolitik reason why it would not happen. widespread fission reactors means more countries have access to nuclear weapons.
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by atupis 7y ago
Also batteries https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superconducting_magnetic_energ...
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by atupis 7y ago
It probably depends gym, at least gym where I did go did not do anything super dangerous and it was more powerlifting, bodyweight exercises and some kettlebells exercises. Most dangerous thing was probably box jumps and there instructor adv
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by atupis 7y ago
Heating or cooling of buildings is probably easiest way do that in large scale.
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by atupis 7y ago
Social media where you "speak with" sounds fantastic, but how you would do it Slack/IRC is one way do it, those have usually tightly knitted community but there is definitely other more creative ways do that.

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