burntrelish1273

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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Whatever. Subtle "toxic masculinity" "slut-shaming" of men whom don't act meeker than women.
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Start small: assassin merit badge.
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
I'm continually amazed when people make obviously horrible assumptions: - "Weed is good because it's 'natural'" "Yeah, but so are ricin, hemlock and nightshade." - "Juice is made from fruit, frui
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
O.O ZFS without FUSE?
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Reciprocity of being interested, by example, FTW. Makes sense to model and ensource behavior If I get amped up, I become a firehose of consciousness tangents ADD-I but it's usually better to chill, listen and only say what's most
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Feminism, safe-spaces and microaggressions will be moot when there's no food, no jobs in ~30 years and billions of people migrate to near the heavily-fortified scraps of arable land. Instead, most people will have more pressing worries
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
FYI mods/editors: this article is from 2001. Sad she passed away recently.
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
There's two ways to look at compromised legislation: 1. It doesn't go far enough, and sells-out to the opposition. 2. It's better than nothing, and future legislation can address it. Holding out exclusively for 1. or settling
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Dick is my middle (nick)name, but my name isn't Philip K. Dick. I'd be turgidly-pressed to write anything comprehensible, much less worth reading. And I'm already starving, I'd have to lop off more than my ears to be a p
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
It depends on the distribution of thefts and % coverage. If the losses are high enough, higher % of trackers would increase ROI (up to a point, depending if trackers were cheap enough). If losses are low enough or trackers very expensive, a
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Anyone know of a good psychologist and/or neuropsychiatrist for adult ASD in the south or mid-peninsula Bay Area? In a really bad situation/state-of-mind rn... by bad, I mean yearning for rope and a bridge, or walking into traff
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Let's say the amortized cost of a GPS tracker is, conservatively/high-end with a lifetime data plan for updates every hour: $100. Let's say the cost of mean average deployment is $10. Then the break-even point for hive theft
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Ask HN: Utility of a C multi-tls generic adapter lib?
2 points by burntrelish1273 8y ago|0 comments
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
And worse outcomes: it's more money for worse care. Also, the individual risks going bankrupt. If an individual gets some cancer that's crazy expensive to treat, they lose everything they own in the US and sometimes still can&#x27
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Every American's DNA was leaked and a malicious AI bot is making a customized oncovirus for each if they visit Washington, D.C. "Oops, our bad. Here's a coupon half-off Tamiflu." Externalities of data breaches keep inc
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
It's better than nothing. Until personal information is the property of the individual, and not resold/shared without permission, the "genie" is out of the "bottle;" lists and databases of personal information
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
In the US, government forbidding publication by censorship is called "prior restraint," which has a very narrow scope. Sure you can forbid discussion. In fact, there are some things you legally can't say: state secrets (i.e.,
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
It's originally part of the TPS Act in Cali, and it's not a convo for anonymous online discussion.
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
History will, hopefully, sort out the moral inferiority of making legal migrants feeling unwelcome (and, in so doing, destroying a cornerstone to the vitality of the American experience), collectively punishing individuals because of their
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Disclaimer: coincidentally, I was 5150'ed today per an email I didn't think through clearly very early in the morning I sent to a family member. Due to the Werther Effect, does discussing this influence the behavior? Isn't it
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
The wrapper http://c3js.org any good?
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Show HN: Sync all of your/anyone's gists with metadata to a local dir(gist.github.com)
1 points by burntrelish1273 8y ago|0 comments
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
> When I was young I tended to equate academic performance & raw smarts with success, but as I've gotten older I've notice that long term success is less correlated with raw intelligence and more with disposition: charisma,
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Qualitatively: experience, hustle and common-sense best genius almost every time. Having genius with all of the former can be helpful, but it's only a handicap for certain ventures.
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Youth, beauty, looking rich and being a celebrity are celebrated far more. Intelligence is only pertinent to education and academics whom passive-aggressively call people stupid whom aren't gifted or more. In fact, large swaths of Amer
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Fuck this. Water-birth at home. The government can fuck right off.
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
The manager (not owner) of a local storage facility lives extremely frugally: eats bananas, oatmeal, an apple and sandwich he brings from home. He has a number of stocks he watches daily after he finishes various tasks. He's the protot
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Yup. The fallacy in that quote is that the poor don't have anywhere else to go, whereas the rich can buy whatever they like. It's criminalizing poverty.
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
Tell your investors/angels asap. Sell what's left and return money to them first. Reuse/recycle what you have. Don't just throw the code or the team away. Move on. Remember that failure is the default setting for learnin
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by burntrelish1273 8y ago
ex-Stanford affiliate here. Regarding grad school, one of the simplest ways to get in is to simply get hired as a full-time employee (FTE) of the department and be favored by one/more PI's. It's not strictly assured, but it

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