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by etothepii 1y ago
I spent a lot of time last year replicating every valid Excel number format. I've really struggled to find good documentation on the excel format when you really get into the weeds. The use of namespaces is also incredibly annoying in
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by etothepii 1y ago
The intention was to observe that the standard you are holding the show to are extremely hard to do in the context of fields which have a great deal of context, last for only 45 minutes, and are targeted at the standard user of the Clapham
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by etothepii 1y ago
In 45 minutes assuming only the education of the (wo)man on the Clapham Omnibus explaining P vs NP is always going to be extremely difficult. I've never made the mistake of thinking that after a 45 minute episode of in our time on, say
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by etothepii 1y ago
Define white goods. Define warranty. Would this guys experience meet your criteria? What are the consequences for failing? Is it 10 years of normal use or still 10 years if you basically run a laundrette. What if you never used it at all. W
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by etothepii 1y ago
Would another way of saying this be that while high expectation it's also high variance?
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by etothepii 1y ago
I used to be a polyphasic sleeper so this article interested me but I find myself stuck on the final paragraph. > My velocity has increased 10x and I'm shipping features like a cracked ninja now, which is great because my B2B SaaS i
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by etothepii 1y ago
Don't hire them. Commission-based sales people can only be used to sell transactional products.
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by etothepii 1y ago
You will have high reputation and be able to change the background colour, down vote comments etc.
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Show HN: CSV Convertor – Handle US/UK Dates and Bank Balances(csvconvertor.com)
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by etothepii 1y ago
This typically has surprisingly little impact on force of mortality. Men under 40 essentially have incredibly low mortality. Once you exclude cars and suicide it drops basically to zero. Even things that are very very bad for you, like bein
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by etothepii 1y ago
I think the article is making the point that that is what they have traditionally been able to do but they no longer can. Since the magic drugs are giving people the will power to be able to make these changes.
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by etothepii 1y ago
For mortality tables age and sex are pretty much sufficient to get to 98% accuracy.
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by etothepii 1y ago
If you have PMF, everyone staying behind is taking full market salaries and your valuation is based on a priced round then you should likely keep all your vested equity undiluted. However, I assume that, as a pivot implies, you are pre-prod
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by etothepii 1y ago
You are disagreeing about the meaning of the word free.
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by etothepii 2y ago
This was entirely vibe coded, but has proven useful so I thought we would share it.
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Merger Modeling – Model equity and SAFEs in a startup merger(mergermodeling.com)
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by etothepii 2y ago
Does this get covered in the post, "in front of neighbours drive" then one is covered by 5, no? or by the abutting private property owner;
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by etothepii 2y ago
The difference is that the users buying the product (eye balls on search) value it differently. This means you can get your first 1m users without needing to be as much better (maybe you can even be worse) than Google as you would otherwise
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by etothepii 2y ago
I agree that Monarchs are great if they realise their long term legacy is best served by doing very little-to-nothing but still bringing the Prime Minister to account once a week (the A/UK/CA/NZ evolutionary model). However,
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by etothepii 2y ago
Though it means that some years have 53 weeks in.
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by etothepii 2y ago
One sec was great for breaking my YouTube shorts habit but the safari plugin only works 90% of the time and in some way the "gambling nature" of hitting reload and getting in sometimes has made it worse.
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by etothepii 2y ago
Which part is delusional? Yes most people would struggle to resist a $5m buyout (e.g. Larry and Sergey) but if you had $5m in the bank you would be quite robust in your ability to resist further economic pressure - if you wanted to. Most 20
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by etothepii 2y ago
OS X used to cost $99 for each point release. Somehow someone at Apple decided they could make more giving the software (but not the source code) away for free.
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by etothepii 2y ago
The real difference with tech is that this isn't true. If you make something people want you can sell it. When I started our company 4 years ago I'd have considered $1m ARR a massive achievement. Now I'm here in my heart I fe
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by etothepii 2y ago
Without wishing to appear overly snippy, this is how I would begin hacking such a site. Offer to do a "code review".
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by etothepii 2y ago
This pasta is impossible to make. A celebrity chef once spent two HOURS trying.
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by etothepii 2y ago
It is very unusual for AWS not to issue refunds in situations like this, so I don't think it's a function of them finding an edge to milk thousands from user mistakes. More likely they've found that issuing refunds is less
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Navigating to Parent Folder in Finder
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by etothepii 2y ago
Because Tim Harford has time for him I had assumed that much of the Gladwell hating was ad hominem attacks because he's a bit of a lefty. However, the opening paragraph really is hard to comprehend. Gladwell sits under a poster of Mao
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by etothepii 2y ago
I agree with your statements but believe the solution to be the abolition, or substantial reduction, of planning controls and the introduction of a Georgist Land Tax. Airbnb demonstrates that there was clearly substantial demand for "h

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