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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
I've had a lot of the same thoughts about SV, tech, and the economy that Tim O'Reilly expounds on in this essay. These are the points I liked: - Biotech and green energy (GND) being the next two big growth segments of the economy
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
I crashed my bicycle just yesterday going 25mph. It started raining in the East Bay so I took the fast route home, down a winding hill with no room for cars to pass cyclists. The SUV behind me was honking and passed me, barely side swiping
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
> Rust is popular in some circles but the programming world is extremely big. And HN only represents a tiny viewpoint of the programming world.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
Bolivia, Cuba, China, Vietnam, etc :-)
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
Also, encryption is illegal over packet radio.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
God, the Salvatore Pais patents are so interesting and you find such little information about them online. Hacker News was pretty much the only place to discuss the first Pais article from The Drive.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
My Forerunner 245 is lighter than an Apple Watch. A Forerunner 945 has all the Fenix 6 features but is lighter. A Fenix 6s is also light too.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
>I guess an other possibility would be to have proper unions but for some reason I don't see that happening in the USA any time soon... I think this will happen sooner rather than later. As the market gets flooded with more and more
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
I always thought it interesting that Liu was tacitly saying that new breakthroughs in physics can only be done in places like CERN with a LHC-like project. Humans couldn't make theoretical breakthroughs anymore.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
For example, my team at one of the big software companies has code in Rust, Python, C++, Go, Elixir, C#, Scala (Spark), and probably another that I don't remember right now.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
Horrible. His writing affected me in so many ways and was a gateway to leftist theory/thought.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
I'd love to see a QNX clone.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
There was a discussion on r/datascience this weekend about if anyone uses RL. Almost no one does. https://www.reddit.com/r/datascience/comments/iav3lv/how_oft...
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
The media barely looks into the Epstein story details and actively omits large chunks of evidence, such as his and Maxwell's ties to Les Wexner or their ties to domestic/foreign intelligence. As Alexa Acosta said: “I was told Epst
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
Yep. I'm paywalled out of it. Anyone want to give a summary?
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
I find that most people are amenable to a materialist conception of history if you just phrase it without the Marxist specific terminology. No need to go into primitive accumulation or explaining dialectics.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
Plato is also good: https://github.com/baskerville/plato I switched to it from Koreader.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
In the anime Golden Kamuy, there is a character who is supposed to be a stand-in for this real life figure. If my memory serves me, he's also mentioned in Mike Duncan's Revolutions podcast.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
The Atlantic and Jeffrey Goldberg (now the editor-in-chief) laid the ideological groundwork for the US to invade Iraq, one of - if not the biggest crimes of the 21st century. [1] The Atlantic sold the Iraq War with reporting that relied hea
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Hannah-Jones receives Pulitzer for personal commentary, not historical writing(wsws.org)
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
I've been pleasantly surpised with Pop OS. I'd been a Xubuntu user for nearly 10 years but have switched to Pop because of all the work they've put into hybrid graphics. I like XFCE more but Pop just has so many other good th
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
Almost half of Americans don't have any retirement savings at all, not to mention 401ks.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
A Kobo would be far easier. Some people have even written entire document readers for Kobos in Rust: https://github.com/baskerville/plato
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
>It would be interesting on HN if we developed a habit of interrogating everyone for their credentials and shouting them down immediately if they're just another software engineer. That would be horrible but anyone who is a speciali
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
I think Pop_Os is becoming the next Ubuntu. It's already captured a huge percentage of the gaming community. If you read r/linux_gaming a huge amount seem to be using it.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
Yeah I'd like to see greybird-dark.
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by cbHXBY1D 6y ago
Interesting. I wonder if this will help bring better eGPU support. I have a Thinkpad 25 Retro with an NVIDIA 940MX and it doesn't play well with suspend and resume, optimus, etc.
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by cbHXBY1D 7y ago
I have a feeling most here didn't seriously read this submission...
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by cbHXBY1D 7y ago
I'm about half way through the book and have enjoyed it. IMO it's an instant classic.
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by cbHXBY1D 7y ago
Even Noam Chomsky, who co-authored Manufacturing Consent, practices this method. Read and dissect a wide range of sources.

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