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Physicists Create ‘The Smallest, Crummiest Wormhole You Can Imagine’(nytimes.com)
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How to get and evaluate startup ideas [video](youtube.com)
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by ed 4y ago
Buybacks are controversial but most folks agree that they do increase share price. You don't need to know the "true" intrinsic value of a company (which would require a crystal ball) as long as you reduce the number of outsta
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Shopify App | $60k part-time (20hr/wk) | Remote (PST ±5) | Fullstack, Rails and React.JS (Polaris) Please email: emcmanus+whoshiringoct22@gmail.com I’m a programmer, starting a new project on Shopify – looking to hire someone, FT for t
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Alzheimer’s Drug Slows Cognitive Decline in Key Study(nytimes.com)
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> Tesla‘s vehicles have been found to shut off the advanced driver-assistance system, Autopilot, around one second before impact, according to the regulators. https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/06&#x
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incremental improvements are easy to dismiss but it can be hard to tell when some critical mass of utility is reached. The first cars were electric (and steam-powered) but it took 100 years to supplant ICE (steam is next /s). the compo
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> Unfortunately What’s the argument against capitalism/international trade in this context? Trade increases the cost of war, which is a good thing, right?
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Zoom open mics are a thing, if you’re looking to practice https://jokezoom.com/online-comedy-open-mics
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Ah. Not that I think golf courses are a good use of public land, but it’s worth noting that that’s a public golf course run by the city.
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What’s the name of the golf course?
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A ‘Reversible’ Form of Death? Scientists Revive Cells in Dead Pigs’ Organs(nytimes.com)
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https://web.archive.org/web/20220801211506/https://www.washi...
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Can a “magic” protein slow the aging process?(nytimes.com)
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Candy Japan was a big deal on HN for a while. Hope you get a good price! You should consider posting to microacquire, if you haven’t already, I had a good experience posting my company there (I didn’t sell it ultimately but had some good co
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Oh, this is your company! I heard you were working on this and thought dang way to go Peter. Are there companies buying bio-oil yet? If I understand correctly, I like that you’re plugging into a larger system and applying engineering to mak
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So the ELI5 is they burn crop waste, harvest the heat and bury the carbon-rich ash. This process is called BECCS. (Not totally right - see 'pkrein’s comment below.) The upper bound on capture is pretty good! Almost 70% of yearly CO2 em
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Awesome explanation, thanks! (Particularly "last thing you want is the control message "stop processing traffic from IP x.x.x.x port y" to be stuck behind traffic from said IP/port..")
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“Data plane” and “control plane” aren’t terms I’ve seen before, and I’m having trouble understanding what they are, even after reading the post. Can you explain them in a more concrete, conversational way? Does this service let me e.g. take
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One of the smaller pilot trials mentioned has since posted results (n=33). Valtrex administration over 28 days resulted in a (very?) small improvement to cognitive scores (MMSE in the paper): https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc
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R/Overemployed – “Work Two Remote Jobs, Reach Financial Freedom”(old.reddit.com)
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This isn’t about profit. Google doesn’t want to pay for security audits. You pay the auditor directly. I suppose Google could charge for future access. Any platform could. But not retroactively. That would need to be in a contract and it’s
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Yeah, it’s what I was told by a member of the verification team last year (as long as everything is clientside, you can bypass the audit). Before you build anything you should request the restricted scopes in Google’s Cloud Console as if th
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What is YCombinator’s “board”? Re their directory profile: every public YC company has one, even my defunct 11 year old startup —- it’s definitely not an active endorsement.
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Why not run the tool clientside? You don’t need an audit unless you’re doing something with the data on your end.
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> you will be paying that invoice whether or not you needed that assessment They don't just send you a bill for $10k. You can opt-out of the yearly audit by removing your use of restricted scopes. But yes, it is a yearly required au
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> Farming, construction, landscaping, etc all need undocumented labor over 'legal' labor, all around the country, but especially in farm country. Do you really believe that they honestly do not want migrant labor coming over th
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Incredible! Here’s the machine https://youtu.be/2BvAkA0sawM
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> enterprise sales +1. Most devs would keep building but really sales is the right move. Product looks great! GL finding your customer and early revenue.
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This is a 3rd-party add-on, not a native Trello feature.

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