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by d33lio 6y ago
Most people live too long to begin with - I'm okay relishing the smells and scents of modern society and not worrying too much about it. Yes, everything is killing us and we're all slowly dying - why not enjoy the ride?
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Ask HN: Suggestions for WiFi enabled e-ink labels?
12 points by d33lio 6y ago|9 comments
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by d33lio 6y ago
Anything but Clubhouse ;)
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by d33lio 6y ago
During my time in SV people seemed to always apologize when the weather wasn't perfect. They apologized when it was too "hot" barely breaking 80F and too cold when it got below 50F. Personally, "perfect" weather w
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by d33lio 6y ago
It's incredible to me how much of a difference in incentive to walk, even as someone who loves walking, between living in a place like Austin and New York City. Sure, climate is a part of it, but in New York I never minded taking a wa
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by d33lio 6y ago
Only if I put something off that I should have finished or started the following day. Usually this is only the case if I've actually been procrastinating for at least 2-3 days and really needed to start the following day. I have way
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by d33lio 6y ago
I've experienced this first hand.
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by d33lio 6y ago
I generally find protests trite and idiotic, however if Yellen sides with hedge funds on this, and / or bails them out I'm going to find the nearest "peaceful" protest in NYC and bring as many people as I know.
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by d33lio 6y ago
Agreed, but this kind of lobbying is equally distributed across party lines. The fact that half of Biden's cabinet is made of of ex FaceBook execs is just one example of that, similar to Bush's cabinet being packed with ex oil ex
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by d33lio 6y ago
250k ARR might seem like a lot, but once you pay taxes, insurance, etc adding more than a handful of employees is going to dwindle what you're actually taking home. This is where having a degree counts and/or understanding how mu
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by d33lio 6y ago
I second this. I went to college to study CS but most of my time learning to program was largely "self taught" lol.
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by d33lio 6y ago
Smart people use loopholes. They are legal so why wouldn't you pay less tax? If you hate large companies not paying their share, encourage government to do their fucking job and legislate in order to prevent companies from cheating
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by d33lio 6y ago
Any plans to open source?
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by d33lio 6y ago
Wow this is awesome!
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by d33lio 6y ago
Even as someone who's glad Biden is now president - it's a bit unnerving to be living in a time where a service bans the sitting united states president without batting an eye but engages in legal battles to defend the distributi
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by d33lio 6y ago
You've effectively answered your own question sport.
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by d33lio 6y ago
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to think that inserting yourself, a non state actor or intelligence asset, in between a conspiracy / murky operation of the Epstein sort might not be a great idea. Similar to how starting a mili
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by d33lio 6y ago
Who wants to paint a multiple targets on the back of their head?
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by d33lio 6y ago
While I generally agree with this sentiment a lot of people don't realize how much enterprise supply chain / product chain vastly varies from the consumer equivalent. Huge customers that buy intel chips at datacenter scale are pa
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by d33lio 6y ago
Thanks for posting this! Your repo is a fantastic bit of reading for people who are curious how to make a non-standard visualization with React JS.
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by d33lio 6y ago
Seattle and SF are great examples of why public drug use is not a crime that doesn't inflict harm on the general non drug using public.
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by d33lio 6y ago
Requiring a phone number simple way to mediate and bottleneck people trying to create bot accounts or abuse the service and also create a positive user onboarding experience to actually use the app. I disagree with the need for a phone num
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by d33lio 6y ago
I just bought a proper $250 Zebra scanner for some personal inventory projects / projects that utilize pdf417 and data matrix 2d bar codes and I have to say... this is the absolutely coolest piece of "plug and play" tech I&
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by d33lio 6y ago
In other words, they fired the bottom ~ 10% of people incapable of being productive (to their definition) while working from home...
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by d33lio 6y ago
I'd regret not trying with every bit of my intellect and ability more than burning out in the process of trying. Up until my mid twenties I realized I'd been "protecting myself" and in effect making myself miserable bec
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by d33lio 6y ago
I'm waiting for the not so distant possibility of power companies deciding to cut service to companies who host services they don't approve of. This is not a joke.
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by d33lio 6y ago
Big Pharma is likely very pro covid vaccine boon, 1) because some got a free loan to fund improvements of their own MRNA tech to catch up to Moderna's 10 year head start and 2) as an excuse to now field their MRNA tech with new vaccine
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by d33lio 6y ago
I mean, maybe it sounds like an over step for a country that has day to day violent rebel problems - but honestly... sounds based.
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by d33lio 6y ago
It blows me away our legal system can prevent this but not a tech social media plutocracy?
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by d33lio 6y ago
I think it's fair to say that there's an equal belief implicitly in the power of legal systems - but only when it's convenient for a point OP is making. Thinking how a quick decision now will possibly turn in ten years down

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