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by erehweb 3y ago
May be an urban legend, according to this site: https://gwern.net/tank
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Walgreens's Ambitions Lean on Its Technology. It Has to Build Up Its IT Dept(wsj.com)
1 points by erehweb 3y ago|0 comments
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by erehweb 3y ago
"only" 653k. up 12%, not up to 12%
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'How Did I End Up in Indiana?' Welcome to the Internet's Favorite Small City(wsj.com)
2 points by erehweb 3y ago|1 comments
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Crazy Career Moves? 'Delulu Is the Solulu'(wsj.com)
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by erehweb 3y ago
"The Democratic governor said last week that she would like to see a compensation cap for such a ban, floating $250,000 as a level above which noncompetes would be allowed. ... State Sen. Sean Ryan, the Buffalo Democrat who proposed th
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New York Could Be the Latest State to Ban Noncompete Agreements(wsj.com)
3 points by erehweb 3y ago|3 comments
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by erehweb 3y ago
Tangential - I used to go to a film club where they would show you a movie and you would have no idea at all what it was going to be. That added a lot to the experience.
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by erehweb 3y ago
Counter: Pornhub has lots of users, but no big brands. Is X at that state? No, but the point is that brand safety is important, advertisers pay attention to it, and it impacts the publishers bottom line.
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by erehweb 3y ago
Commenters raising visa issues, but saying that these will be not a problem due to national security. It's certainly very favorable, but I don't know I'd say it's 100%, given bitter divisions in government and recent tro
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by erehweb 3y ago
That's definitely fair, and the sales for these games prove that point. Still, if you're making a game that has a high level of detail from multiple perspectives, that's going to lead to high performance requirements - Vic 3
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by erehweb 3y ago
Why are simulation games so hard? Because they try to do too much. Ideally a game should be from the point of view of one person - a mayor, a general, a President, ... Instead many such games go down into multiple levels, so you're not
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by erehweb 3y ago
I think it was somewhere in Spain, like Benidorm or some other coastal holiday town? He was a taxi driver in England when I was talking to him.
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by erehweb 3y ago
I once talked to someone who used to work in the timeshare business, at a European tourist city. Their job was to get tourists to come to the pitch. They would get paid different amounts depending on the tourist's nationality, with Nor
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by erehweb 3y ago
Not necessarily. A PM should understand the sorts of things that SEs could do, but there are several PMs who can't code themselves, but could say what are important features that the product should have.
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by erehweb 3y ago
Reminiscent of this joke (see e.g. http://xenohistorian.faithweb.com/holybook/quotes/Horse.html ) Once upon a time a man was accused of a crime. [..] The king of that land sentenced the man to death, and he pleaded
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by erehweb 3y ago
SBF is undoubtedly getting all the coaching he could use from his lawyers - I doubt that journalists will make a difference here.
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by erehweb 3y ago
I dunno. i18n seems like a reasonable way of talking about internationalization and internationalisation.
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Thanks to Big Data, Landlords Know How to Squeeze the Most Out of Renters(wsj.com)
17 points by erehweb 3y ago|2 comments
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by erehweb 3y ago
"Stumbling on Happiness" by Daniel Gilbert. Big insight - people generally have a way of rationalizing away things they did (new job, move, relationship) that turned out to be bad ideas - they focus on the positive parts, or say h
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by erehweb 3y ago
Have you looked at Duotrope (duotrope.com)? That solves a similar problem - tracking acceptances / rejections for writers. The constraints are a little different in that an author may have many pieces, but usually each magazine will on
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‘Our Nuts Are in Crisis’: Soft Chestnuts Threaten Britain’s Autumn Pastime(wsj.com)
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A Reality TV Show Rescued a Small Mississippi Town(wsj.com)
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by erehweb 3y ago
It's just a headline, theft is in scare quotes, and is mentioned by the plaintiffs. Doesn't seem unreasonable to me as quick summary.
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by erehweb 3y ago
Maybe "conceptual art" https://www.tate.org.uk/art/art-terms/c/conceptual-art - this link from the Tate includes Klein and Duchmap.
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Can San Francisco save itself from the doom loop?(wsj.com)
3 points by erehweb 3y ago|4 comments
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Monterey Bay sea creature is the ‘sister’ that took its own evolutionary path(mercurynews.com)
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What's it like to date AI? We Tried(sfstandard.com)
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by erehweb 3y ago
Set theory has the big unexpected results of the reals being bigger than the natural numbers, the independence of the Axiom of Choice, and the undecidability of the Continuum Hypothesis. What are some similarly big results in category theor
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MBA Students vs. ChatGPT: Who Comes Up with More Innovative Ideas?(wsj.com)
1 points by erehweb 3y ago|1 comments

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