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clove
5y ago
Already posted here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30107031
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clove
5y ago
$5k! That's a lot of greenbacks! Someone call Warren Buffett! But seriously, $5k is what... 0.00000000000000000001% of Musk's daily income?
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Microsoft Reports Q2 Earnings
(microsoft.com)
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5y ago
For-profit ventures aren't allowed to deny service based on immutable characteristics in any country with these anti-discrimination laws, except for very narrow exceptions. This is doubly so for a service that provides networking oppor
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Intel's Future Depends on Its Competitors Failing
(seekingalpha.com)
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clove
5y ago
Okay. I'll give it a shot. Give me the step-by-step process of getting where you are.
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clove
5y ago
I'm too deep in randomness to let go. I've randomized most of my lifestyle to remove bias from my decisions. I randomize my to-do lists, my exercises, my next destination... I feel the benefits this has brought me greatly outweigh
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clove
5y ago
I have the opposite question. I have been programming in R since I was 19. I know no other programming languages. Hence my question: What's the advantage of Python if you already know R? I've heard they have similarities. Is there
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clove
5y ago
I started doing true crime on my channel a couple months ago (e.g., https://youtu.be/rahUfvkIGE0 ) and have been following this story. Essentially, JCS's content keeps getting flagged for "violence" and "
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clove
5y ago
How do you manage to cram ~2000calories down your gullet in on sitting?
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clove
5y ago
The null hypothesis is usually a strawman. People who use a p-value alone in hypothesis testing are essentially making a decision based on the integral of the tail area of a curve built on a strawman. Are there not better decision-making to
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clove
5y ago
I've lived in Korea off-and-on over the past decade or so. Just go in visa-exempt and leave every 90 days to Japan or wherever for a weekend. I've never had any problems. You're not going to be able to find a software job in
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clove
5y ago
Has there ever been any studies on caning + prison and whether it has any efficacy in reducing recidivism in Singapore vs. just prison?
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clove
5y ago
Both have the potential to kill.
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clove
5y ago
Sorry, dang. I've read over the rules. Thanks for giving me another chance.
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clove
5y ago
1. Corporations get twice the labor at roughly the same cost. 2. Shareholders benefit. 3. Men suffer from lower purchasing power and more competition in the workplace. 4. Some women - those who would prefer to be housewives - suffer from ha
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clove
5y ago
You can easily and quickly add a Dvorak keyboard to someone else's computer, deleting it once done. I did that all the time when I worked as an editor, having to occasionally edit on clients' computers. The benefit of speed gained
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clove
5y ago
Did you try restarting your computer? If that doesn't work, try restarting your router.
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clove
5y ago
What happened in November?
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clove
5y ago
I did.
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clove
5y ago
I wrote a bunch of study materials and practice tests for passing the Chinese language exam equivalent of the TOEFL in China. It was doing well for several years, but the site broke (or was hacked) suddenly and is now making zero dollars. I
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clove
5y ago
Taiwan is an amazing place. I suggest anyone eligible to join the program and refuse employment after the training in Taiwan.
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clove
5y ago
Hey, my favorite CCP shill, FooBarWidget: What is your official stance on Xi's new chair?
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clove
5y ago
Knowing your name and native language is enough to dox you? BTW, it's "doxed," not "doxxed."
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5y ago
The US dollar is in high demand internationally. The fact that it is the world's reserve currency will ensure that "our money is not worth the paper it's written with" remains false. The US trade deficit allows for natio
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5y ago
Well said. But the major problem is vetting the source of your research. Even academic studies are subject to bias or are simply statistical outliers (e.g., type 2 errors). You can only go so far down the rabbit hole of research before you&
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clove
5y ago
A few questions for you after reading quite a few of your posts: 1. What is your native language? 2. How old are you? 3. Do you post on Reddit? Thanks in advance.
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clove
5y ago
Recruiting more pro-CCP shills out in the open? You're slipping.
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clove
5y ago
You are possibly the dumbest person on HN.
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clove
5y ago
Hope your social credit score doesn't get dinged for this.
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