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by bshoemaker 6y ago
If you think you have an investment that will do better in terms of climate change than the general stock market, I'm all ears
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by bshoemaker 6y ago
That's a really passive aggressive way to build what you think is right... Have some backbone and learn to defend your perspective directly.
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
What is lung clearance?
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
Our government is led by idiots, this is the result
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
Yep. This seems like the obvious one to me.
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
Fun to see all these software engineers criticizing scientists for a bug in their code
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
I think you're looking for the word rigor
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
If you have to write code for this stuff 90% of people won't be able to analyze things, and 90% of analyses won't happen because they won't be worth the time.
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
I've never worked on a team that actually works well together, that worked from home more than 1 day a week. It's much, much more difficult to stay on the same page and in sync.
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
Save aggressively, invest in index funds. This is by far the most reliable, simple, profitable strategy you can implement.
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
Save aggressively, invest in index funds, and watch your money grow passively.
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
It honestly shocks me the degree to which some software developers are able to live with a complete lack of self-awareness. Developers absolutely rant about product managers giving any sort of technical feedback, and yet they're perfec
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
Lol yeah the developers build the thing and the business people run the business
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by bshoemaker 7y ago
Reminds me of Tom Brady's TB12 idiocy
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by bshoemaker 8y ago
You do understand that the people laid off at Buzzfeed were not the people at the Buzzfeed media side of the house, they were actual reporters on the Buzzfeed news side?
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by bshoemaker 8y ago
You sound insufferable
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by bshoemaker 8y ago
Because it covers millions more, while spending less. Is this difficult to understand?
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by bshoemaker 8y ago
Oh wow, the best unlock mechanism. What a feature!
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by bshoemaker 8y ago
Perfect example of the organization (different product teams) dictating the product
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by bshoemaker 8y ago
This comment has very little to do with the comment above it, which makes the point that weight is dictated by net calories, with very few exceptions.
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by bshoemaker 8y ago
The US is not a developing country, it's the most wealthy country in the world. This comparison does not seem useful.
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by bshoemaker 8y ago
Ah yes, Google & Facebook et. al. really seem to be minimizing their costs by spending hundreds of thousands per developer on salary and millions upon millions in toys and perks. What world are you living in?
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by bshoemaker 8y ago
No, they're really not. You've probably worked at a company with an American culture, in Japan.
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Epic Games Fortnite: POSTMORTEM OF SERVICE OUTAGE 4/11/2018 – 4/12/2018(epicgames.com)
11 points by bshoemaker 8y ago|1 comments
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by bshoemaker 9y ago
Corruption at its finest
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by bshoemaker 9y ago
Using Uber and Lyft as a primary form of transportation being cheaper than an affordable car... I doubt it.
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by bshoemaker 9y ago
What would you have a private company do, exactly? Like many after this recent Equifax disaster, I've thought about taking some action - but I'm pretty unclear on what that would mean exactly. What private solution could address t
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by bshoemaker 9y ago
This is categorically wrong. HN sure loves a contrarian comment, even if it's completely incorrect
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by bshoemaker 9y ago
Are there any companies that sell something like privacy as a service? It seems sorely needed that someone work on this
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by bshoemaker 11y ago
Too late

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