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by buryat 5y ago
> a government contractor because it's expected from a government contractor to blow budgets and extend deadlines
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by buryat 5y ago
downdetector.com uses users complaints so it’s unreliable as people can blame anything
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by buryat 5y ago
played a lot in it when i was 13-14, i was studying Pascal at that time and it was fun to apply that knowledge (of programming) in a game. Not sure actually how I heard about this game iirc I read about it in some computer newspaper and dec
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by buryat 5y ago
SR-71 speed check One time we were going fast a small plane got on the radio and said "how fast am i going" the tower said "you are going fast" and then a bigger plane got on the radio and said "haha i think i am go
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by buryat 5y ago
what about your cofounder?
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by buryat 5y ago
2017-10-04 Series A - Numetric $13M Insight Partners — lead investor Hack VC EPIC Ventures Draper Associates Aaron Skonnard https://www.crunchbase.com/funding_round/numetric-series-a--...
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by buryat 5y ago
why is this on HN?
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by buryat 5y ago
why someone would do it fo free? with journalism you have advertiser that sponsor investigations albeit undirectly
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by buryat 5y ago
next question would be why governments themselves don't develop those drugs. I'm for the free market however bad it's in this case, unfortunately/fortunately it's the best instrument we got
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by buryat 5y ago
unfortunately, we can't save everyone
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by buryat 5y ago
i forgive facebook all their abuses just because they gave us zstd
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by buryat 5y ago
> meat was rare in the diets of the lower class of many societies yeah, and the lower class was unhealthy and malnourished
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by buryat 5y ago
I'd be selling my NVidia stocks tomorrow if I had them
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by buryat 5y ago
it’s a ploy to sell more DRAM
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by buryat 5y ago
there more square us states than round states
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by buryat 5y ago
you can simply disable parts of functionality if it's truly consul that's responsible
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by buryat 5y ago
no famous families owned tullips?
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by buryat 5y ago
why I would give access to this tool?
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by buryat 5y ago
how many tullips did the famous families own?
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by buryat 5y ago
> empty parking lots people working remote
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by buryat 5y ago
they have massive losses https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/0001653482/000162828...
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by buryat 5y ago
litquidity.com is one of a few that i follow that produces entertaining business/market content. The author is anonymous and gained huge following over a year
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by buryat 5y ago
He quit his job to focus full time on the project. First time for me supporting a project on github, the author seems to be a good person to support https://awesomekling.github.io/I-quit-my-job-to-focus-on-Ser...
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by buryat 5y ago
i recommend watching his video, a great and humble explanation from a smart person about his fight with addiction https://youtu.be/j3JkNGKZtqM
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by buryat 5y ago
> I started building this system after finishing a 3-month rehabilitation program for drug addiction in 2018. not something I expected to read, kudos on turning life around and being open about it
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by buryat 5y ago
why not if you want to look good? $200 * 365 = $73k, peanuts for a right individual
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by buryat 5y ago
when you're given something in the order of $10M it becomes pretty hard to reason about anything, and if it fits you moral compass then you stay because it's "talking about the same thing basically".
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by buryat 5y ago
i thought about Unit 731 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unit_731 ), there probably were alot of curious individuals guided by fcked up morals. There's a lot going into acquiring knowledge besides simply considering
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by buryat 5y ago
you would learn not to trust a first message you read on hackernews about what's going on inside
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by buryat 5y ago
you can start a newsletter with this content tbh you should figure out a way to monetize your content

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