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aznpwnzor
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aznpwnzor
8y ago
this is true in SF. further stratification of eating out as a luxury into premium of being at the restaurant and cheaper version of getting it delivered
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why do people need "jobs"? Does a person playing xbox and smoking weed all day not have the same value?
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8y ago
You can't claim to be as a Service if you don't want all the downsides associated with it. You can sell tools as is (not as a service), and if it is used for nefarious purposes, your hands are morally and legally clean. you can s
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aznpwnzor
8y ago
BS in physics 2014 (minor in CS) my research in undergrad and applications for grad school were for computational neuroscience (sort of the whole what would Feynman do if he was still alive route) 1. Didn't get into as many programs as
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8y ago
Hmm for some reason I thought this was already the case actually. I was looking at Ally CD rates a few weeks ago, and I saw an inversion there and I just chalked that up to the CD rates being dependent on the yield curve. Does it?
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8y ago
I had no idea the history behind City Lights. But I loved it for very obvious reasons. 1. it's open late. almost nothing else is in SF. 2. it has a wonderful basement where the shelves are almost haphazardly placed.
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8y ago
people here complaining about the wasted packaging. EOD accounting probably will still show it is net waste, but remember that Japanese people will reuse and repair everything. They will actually consider the first 2 R's much more tha
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8y ago
This is primarily a cultural issue. Taiwanese children are taught from day one how to sort recyclables. It is standard not only to sort properly, but also wash containers and decompose them into parts if they are made up of different mater
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8y ago
> Living in the Bay Area makes foodies out of people ;) Not trying to antagonize here, but mainly wondering if you have a nuanced reason? The consensus is generally that the Bay Area doesn't have very good food, without even adjust
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8y ago
Reading between the lines, I think what he's really saying is that outsourced work will be bolstered by VR which will have much cheaper tooling. Imagine sweatshop of 30k mechanical turks. VR makes more sense there than AR.
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aznpwnzor
8y ago
This makes a lot of sense. A lot of muscle strength / endurance is learned, meaning the gains are realized through motor cortex changes rather than muscle changes.
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10y ago
And their GCP contract is for $400M a year?
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10y ago
Instagram is what will take down Snapchat or at least defend Facebook against Snapchat's offensive. Snapchat refuses, for good reason to its product, to enact discoverability which Instagram (thanks to Facebook's expertise) handl
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aznpwnzor
10y ago
Is someone able to quickly summarize the missing prelude to this?
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10y ago
cvg.io link is not redirecting. Is there an email I can reach you at?
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10y ago
Hiring for data? Seems like the potential for massively distributed research is there especially since feedback is a natural part of the process.
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10y ago
Makes a lot of sense that uniformity with constraints is exactly what nature likes, wonder if hyperpossoinity is exploited by nature or more likely can be exploited by human designed systems.
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aznpwnzor
10y ago
Maybe I'm skimming too fast, but what tasks are possible? If anything is possible, how do I determine the level of detail required in my request?
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10y ago
Although I understand her point, what else does she recommend that is an immediate solution for women dealing with immediate problems? Of course re-education or somehow restructuring the sexual arms race that results in aggressive males is
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10y ago
The comments in this thread seem to suggest a reasonable subset of people here partake. Is there any reason you feel the need to? I went to a pretty rough college where I had standard 24 hour straight homework sessions once or twice a week
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10y ago
I completely agree with the implied valuation, but had slight pause as to what this money could be used for. I think Snapchat has had mild success with monetizing Discover and Stories. However, I think correct course of action is moving fr
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10y ago
Why isn't this a licensing deal to established content deliverers? It seems to only alleviate provider cost. If this actually does solve a problem, why wouldn't they just work on getting Netflix to buy into it?
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10y ago
I was just bringing this up as a possible thing the other day at work. It was always weird to me how marketed breakfast was. The irrational vitriol I received only further convinced me how much breakfast (specifically grains heavy) is due
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10y ago
Someone who knows more should prove me wrong, but... Intuitively shouldn't a dedicated plant's machinery have much higher efficiency? Coupling that with the biggest problems of recycling being the combined energy costs of transpo
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10y ago
> When microwaving, hit 66 seconds, 99 seconds, or 2:22 rather than even numbers. Why? Because 60 seconds is no more likely to be an appropriate amount of time to heat a cup of tea than 55 or 66 seconds. They are all arbitrary time perio
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11y ago
I've been short Theranos from the beginning. It's very obvious to people who have interacted with the type of person Holmes is. > Stanfraud graduate (not even graduated) > Father has a IV in his name > Both parents work
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11y ago
This is what "fuck you" money / influence is.
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11y ago
Location: San Francisco Remote: No Willing to relocate: Bay Area Technologies: Python, Matlab, Javascript (React, Node.js) CV: https://www.dropbox.com/s/ffcrhmp222aqwbe/rllincvsummer2015.... email: randalllin92@gm
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11y ago
I don't see it as preying on the poor. I see it as a hobby / investment of the poor due to thousands of other factors that already prey on the poor. Imagine you have 0 chance of having any savings and barely staying ahead on your
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11y ago
anybody have luck with the "join us" link? Doesn't show up on google's job search
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