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clarkm
12y ago
He's just suggesting that the book follow the same guidelines the magazines figured out ages ago: use discreet packaging.
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12y ago
Imagine them delivering supplies to rural farmers.
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12y ago
Thanks Dan! Sorry about that -- I just pasted the link from my email, so I didn't realize it was a dupe.
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Valuations
(blog.samaltman.com)
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clarkm
12y ago
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clarkm
12y ago
I'm getting a 503 on ipv4, but just no route to host on ipv6.
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12y ago
Yep, IPv6 is down for me too.
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12y ago
> The reality is that in most municipalities you cannot simply cook food in your kitchen and sell it. Lots of stuff sold at food co-ops and farmers' markets skirt these rules and no one bats an eye. Yet they're doing pretty muc
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clarkm
12y ago
Yeah, DigitalOcean and Linode are great if you just wanna run some servers. But AWS is much, much more than that.
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12y ago
I know it's hard to resist making snarky comments, but you jumped on it a bit too early, and I'm afraid you missed the point. My comment was specifically about It's about the fact that the bar is at the top of the page. It&
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12y ago
I really love the progress bar on the top of the page. I wish more long form articles were like that.
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12y ago
If that were the case you'd expect her to have a middling GPA but much better test scores. But in this story, it's the other way around.
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12y ago
Trust, but verify.
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The Logic of Uberreaction
(ribbonfarm.com)
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12y ago
Just click the request from the console, and it takes you to the network tab where you can see the headers, response, etc.
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12y ago
Or tell my why "front end" is more common than "frontend", while "backend" is more common than "back end".
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12y ago
There must be a screenshot of that somewhere if it's true. Otherwise I find it hard to believe that Uber would be that dumb with their advertising, especially considering their recent surge pricing fiasco.
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12y ago
Isn't that like telling Google that it's actually spelled Googol?
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The Police Raided My Friend's House over a Novelty Twitter Account
(vice.com)
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12y ago
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12y ago
Which is used in a couple other MIT dorms.
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12y ago
A very low percentage of people in first class actually pay full price for it. Most people seated there are frequent flyers who were upgraded for free or travelers on award tickets.
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13y ago
> From a public health perspective, a 50% reduction in suicide by firearm would save more lives than the complete elimination of HIV deaths or cervical cancer deaths or uterine cancer deaths. That's not necessarily true. Various me
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13y ago
> The only thing they need, really, is a contract with a delivery company that runs refrigerated trucks. Like Schwan Foods, who has been doing this for decades.
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13y ago
Of course they lose work. They have to pay the set-up cost of bundling a new set of transactions for the next block.
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13y ago
Check out SPKI / SDSI. It has a hybrid model similar to what you described, but unfortunately it never really gained adoption.
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Attack of the week: OpenSSL Heartbleed
(blog.cryptographyengineering.com)
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13y ago
Why was the reaction obvious? Didn't everyone already know about his donation from a couple years ago?
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13y ago
So here's something to think about: Why do people find it so easy to forgive Robert Byrd yet so hard to forgive George Wallace?
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13y ago
Was there ever a movement to force Senator Robert Byrd (D-WV) to resign? He was actually a former member, but he kept winning elections until his death in 2010.
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13y ago
Here's a 40% off discount code: WCYAZ It brings the price down from $29.99 to $17.99, but also takes away free shipping so YMMV. And if you're interested in some more details about the book, here an outline that was posted a while
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The most expensive colleges in the country are art schools, not Ivies
(washingtonpost.com)
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