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by dawhizkid 7y ago
For me, the best thing about One Medical is that they have walk in labs and you can do your labs in their office without going to a Quest Labs or LabCorp office, which are not pleasant at all and usually have long waits.
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
Why do you say One Medical is for "wealthier people"? Outside of the $200 annual membership fee, it's no different than seeing any other physician if they are in-network for your insurance plan.
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
I see ads for Brex all around SF for corporate credits cards w/ no personal guarantee.
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
This partially explains why many have epiphanies while on shrooms...you will experience "ego death" that lets you think much more objectively about issues affecting your life.
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
The CNN interview that aired today with some FB exec on this issue was such a cringe-worthy disaster. Could not answer why they made the decision to delete these profiles but would not delete a fake video of Pelosi slowed down meant to make
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
I have a hard time rooting for their success when their marketing/brand/aesthetic is all about encouraging high risk behavior among younger retail investors...
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
The big unknown here is that the MVP is sponsoring individual contributors vs an entire project. Of course it is technically easier to build, and removes GitHub from having to build logic or tools on how to divide contributions fairly among
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
It looks like you sponsor an individual and not necessarily an entire project. I get that it is wayyy less complex to build that MVP, but I wonder how project dynamics will change if you have a team of, say, 3 core contributors that are in
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
Yes. I've noticed I want to drink way less.
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
I've seen some 1 bedroom apartments that I can actually afford that, with some walls, could probably be a 2 bedroom. Does anyone have experience with that kind of upgrade/renovation? Even if it's just false walls (nothing str
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
Only a week of severance? That is completely ridiculous. The founders & investors (including a16z) should be ashamed.
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
No, I'm not. But there is a real difference between actual social justice and "social justice warriors" that can't engage in objective debate/truth seeking about issues they claim to be so knowledgable about.
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by dawhizkid 7y ago
If you google this guy this story came out late last year...not sure why this is "news" now. This specific story fails to mention a very important part - that the $1m was in a crypto exchange account. They arrested the guy that st
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
Isn't it a tax event every time you spend crypto? I'm guessing that's a reason why something like this won't arrive in the U.S. anytime soon...at least one blessed by U.S. regulators.
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
I always thought it was strange that we live in a democracy but spend most of our time working in corporations, which are more like autocracies than anything remotely resembling that of a democracy.
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
Don’t psychedelics do the same as far as increasing plasticity goes?
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
I know new social networks are so 2010, but I honestly can’t believe there isn’t a mainstream social app that shows popular upcoming live events (concerts, festivals, events , etc) near you or elsewhere with an RSVP function to see who is
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
I feel like I’ve always led myself astray trying to pursue happiness. Meaning & purpose seem to give me more “contentment” than optimizing my life for constant ecstasy-like highs.
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
There was a double murder in Fillmore 2-3 weeks ago during a busy Sat night.
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
SF has one of the lowest % of kids of any major US city. https://www.sfgate.com/mommyfiles/article/Many-families-leav...
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
SF used to having a thriving black population. It has declined for decades due to exclusionary housing policies that have forced low/middle income earners out of the city, which disproportionately affects minorities. But to you questio
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
Even though Seattle has gotten more expensive, it still pales in comparison to SF...plus no state income tax.
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
Having lived in SF for a number of years now, I 100% agree that SF is just dystopian as hell. Trash everywhere downtown, human feces/needles/smell of urine all over downtown & SOMA, depressing mix of aggressive and zombie-like
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Ask HN: How can software engineers help stop climate change?
5 points by dawhizkid 8y ago|6 comments
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
Absolutely no carbs or sugar.
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
Confused why there are being labeled a "mobile payments company." I thought Jumio was an identity verification service?
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
Drivers are customers of lead generation software licensed by Uber and Lyft. When you think that way, you’ll realize why it doesn’t make sense to think that Uber or Lyft would have any reason or incentive to “fire” drivers during a recess
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
I don’t think you understand how Uber/Lyft think about their drivers. They aren’t employees. In fact, drivers are their customers. There’s no “sustaining” drivers because they aren’t paying their drivers anything...they are just maki
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
There's no "backing out" if we're talking about individual cities in a country they already operate in (save a few edge cases). That isn't really how Uber/Lyft enter/exit markets. They will just not pay dr
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by dawhizkid 8y ago
You’re conflating profitability, growth, sustainability etc. you’re also conflating what is bad for Uber vs what is bad for drivers It is sustainable to do that if by sustainable you mean have a profitable long term business that is cash fl

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