czbond

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   by czbond 5y ago

   Even if G*d didn't exist, one probably can't prove either way. So, from a risk/reward payoff, it seems believing is a higher payoff than not. And from a purely emotionless approach, if you're a Western religion (Christia
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   by czbond 5y ago

   :) I imagine it went like this theoretical Slack conversation: > Dev1: Pushing code for branch "master" to "AWS API". > <slackbot> Your deploy finished in 4 minutes > Dev2: I can't react the API in
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   by czbond 5y ago

   > It’s just that, once it becomes hardware, different rules apply to pretty much everything else in the project. YES! As a mostly software person, I worked on a hardware project a few years back. It was like being kicked into the distant
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   by czbond 5y ago

   Is there a lot of opportunity in CS research? What roles would that entail?
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   by czbond 5y ago

   Your interpretation is what I meant. Above poster does have a point about vegetables frozen being more healthy.
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   by czbond 5y ago

   Build strength by middle age, eat nutritious foods, move daily for 30-60 minutes in a large capacity, keep the brain occupied, be social, intermittent fast to remove weight which builds up. They all need to be started earlier in life to cre
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   by czbond 5y ago

   My dad suggested there are three events that turn an individual from "able to be home" to assisted care (which is very expensive). 1) Change in ability to walk, which triggers 2) Inability to take care of and feed themselves, whic
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   by czbond 5y ago

   I like how their emails are on the article like "hey, I'm a quant C.S. that works at IBM. Hire me somewhere great!"
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   by czbond 5y ago

   It appears to me they left a lot of the real time processing in house, and the pub / sub to web clients and processing of that data to GCP where I'm guessing the rest of their web delivery stack is. I think they're wise to ke
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Thank you - HomeKit integration is great.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Thank you so much as well
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Thank you so much.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    While commenting - any that are AppleKit or "Home Assistant" compatible? I've been looking for the same OP - thanks for asking.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    https://browser.geekbench.com/v5/cpu/10479712
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    by czbond 5y ago

    CS should be a lot more theoretical degree - rather than engineering in my opinion. I'll take NP-complete Automata theory, algorithms, game theory, philosophy discussions over "class, inheritance, OOP vs functional wars, engineeri
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    by czbond 5y ago

    I fear your comment will be downvoted once the "this is HN, but I'll act like it is Reddit" crew arrive because you hurt someones feelings.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Walmart is bound to be collecting facial images - but I don't know if they have a consent clause somewhere in store / receipt.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Reminds me of all those early career programs you write where the disgruntled comments are first curse words, then the output is. Then you forget to remove them when showing people who care.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    I don't see this as some equity issue people are framing it as. Issuers have the rules of $25k, $500k, etc bc they really don't want to deal with inexperienced investors (doctors, dentists, etc, etc).... who get fearful when they
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Awesome - no reason to keep anyone from investing in them. Anyone loses their money, their fault no matter position in life. Doriot slots into my "crowdfunding" comment above. Agree
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Came to look for the same. I haven't found current or future projections on revenue to hang something on.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    You act like startups are some "keep poor people down scheme". It is because startups are incredibly high risk, and they will most likely lose their money. "Poorer" people can't stand to lose 8/10 bets they pla
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    by czbond 5y ago

    I don't believe they're the same. Specifically on wars... the lack of 'outrage' is because people have been smart enough to tie "war" to nationalism, patriotism, and "watchdog for the world" which ins
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    by czbond 5y ago

    A few are... of course. Most senators could be above average - but they aren't Romney, Thiel, Powell rich. This is jealousy wrapped in political motive.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Agree - everyone should pay taxes. What I'm suggesting is leaving the "no taxation on this type of gain [IRA]" and promote it to the entire citizenry as a method of not requiring social security, or not needing to support as
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    by czbond 5y ago

    To be fair, taxation is useful for everyone and the common good. What can be considered.... wrong is EXTRA taxation. Meaning the governments job should be to operate as leanly as possible by being most efficient. To me that means, highly sy
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    by czbond 5y ago

    The whole deal is a 'we are spending tons of cash, so we need to take it from someone' plan. This isn't a "watching out for the average person" deal.
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Does the fact that more rich do it mean it's wrong? Or that low and middle income should use it as a model and the practice should be encouraged? I mean, if private citizens can build themselves up without being beholden to social secu
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    by czbond 5y ago

    What I like about Congress - is instead of saying "this provision can allow you to do well for retirement by investing in private companies self directed with an IRA and you might not need social security". Instead they act: &quot
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    by czbond 5y ago

    Absolutely agree. The model of recurring revenue as applied to more than software is still powerful and I believe under explored given everyones focus on SaaS, mobile, enterprise, etc.