czbond

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   by czbond 5y ago

   Good read - thanks for sharing
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   by czbond 5y ago

   Maybe intermittent fasting autophagy can be the key to elongating life through that continual repair.
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   by czbond 5y ago

   Why disregard someone simply because they own a piece of a company that also supports the goal? I think any rational person would do the same - you believe in something so you start, invest in, or advise a company.
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   by czbond 5y ago

   Yeah - could be! I had never thought of it that way.
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   by czbond 5y ago

   I've seen the term mis-characterized, for lack of a better word. I've seen European libertarian, eastern (US) libertarian, southern (US) libertarian people describe their beliefs all in vastly different ways. Some I'd charact
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   by czbond 5y ago

   Yes, for many. VPN's, mobile connections, and commercial work connections (using a proxy) will throw off IP address checks as they report a single IP for large pool groups. You'd have to also use MAC address, but mobile have MAC a
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   by czbond 5y ago

   And don't forget us workaholics! My social group has almost always exclusively been work related. All the boring stuff happens outside of work ha.
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   by czbond 5y ago

   Just wait until the 10% returners start to see -5-10% for 10 years returns.
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   by czbond 5y ago

   https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M1 https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/M2SL Look for vertical - and you'll see it wasn't a small slice.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    very very cool I love it. Highly needed.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    > Canada is a monolith Canada must be separated into 100 different pointless micro services each with a different docker configuration created by the summer C.S. intern. HN joke.
12. 492.▲
    by czbond 5y ago

    Great points - you're absolutely right
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    by czbond 5y ago

    You really can do it in much smaller amounts.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    I'll add to part of your statement. I'm 5'7" and in school people told me I was short. I felt self conscious about it up until through dating. For me, what it did is made me the most confident person I know - or frankly
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Also, a drug free option is intermittent water fasting for 6 consecutive days a month. [Disclaimer: do your own research, consult a doctor, blah blah]
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Absolutely - I was asking more out of curiosity, and it seems JS+NN area is more useful than I had believed a few years ago when I last visited the topic.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    @Aspos - wow, thanks for that comment. Your finding is astounding to me. Great to hear - I'm floored by hearing they're in the same ballpark.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Nicely done on implementation though...
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    by czbond 5y ago

    How is the JS neural environment? I remember a few years ago thinking "JS + NN... that's silly"
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    by czbond 5y ago

    What was the deal with this? Was it that the internal management team just mis-managed the product they had?
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    by czbond 5y ago

    @Daolf - congrats on the building, definitely NOT easy to do. What growth metrics did Tiny look at? Did the investment come at a time when the business was needing to "survive, sustain, or grow"? [every business has all of those p
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Thank you so much - very helpful
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Oh very interesting - novel twist that I'm excited about for my kids.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    @dr_shiv & @DemocracyFTW (I don't recall if HN notifies of mentions) Is the "opposition" mainly that the process as stated isn't reversible? Is there a way to improve the original idea to make it reversible in a shor
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Thanks - that did help me.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    My response isn't a HN "appropriate" comment, more Reddit - but this is gold! Made me laugh thinking of it.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    I was suggesting, more like.... if they were programmed (for instance) to open over deserts, or barren U.S. lands, etc for short periods of time. Some parts of the globe might have some small amount of light blocked for 10 mins, 1 hour, etc
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    by czbond 5y ago

    You reminded me of a "midnight thought" on the topic. I wonder if Tesla starlink process could be used to create satellites with sails that block sunlight opening/closing as needed until we can remove enough carbon to do it r
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    by czbond 5y ago

    But don't we only need to "first" remove just enough of that 10 billion tons to maintain where we are now, so that we can then remove more to "go back to levels earlier in modern time"?
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Great points too.