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691.
by exit 16y ago
what kind of consulting do you do? how much of 150k were you saving annually?
692.
by exit 16y ago
can we see your website?
693.
by exit 16y ago
how much prior work experience do you have? did you work primarily as a tester?
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by exit 16y ago
i sincerely hope your startup fails. i simply do not want to live in a world in which an expectation of passively recorded videos "scales".
695.
by exit 16y ago
will the decline in suicide represent people who are no longer depressed, or people who are slightly less depressed but constantly at the edge of committing suicide?
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by exit 16y ago
this may be good advice for people who have the potential to earn fu money. the corollary to average people seems to be that it's no longer possible to retire. how did we go from an age in which average people could hope to retire, to one i
697.
by exit 16y ago
having watched inception recently, i thought this could be interesting to others.
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Simulation hypothesis(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by exit 16y ago|1 comments
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by exit 16y ago
we're all related eventually.
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Ask HN: How many concurrent projects do you have?
3 points by exit 16y ago|3 comments
701.
by exit 16y ago
what kind of hostility did you feel?
702.
by exit 16y ago
you don't make your contrarian point particularly clear. what is there to like about people being "confident and proud" qua their ethnicity?
703.
by exit 16y ago
i see. good to know. can you say what kind of technology you deal with?
704.
by exit 16y ago
just to be clear, you make 3 x 60,000/year working at a start up?
705.
by exit 16y ago
what salary does 5000 euro a month loaded costs represent?
706.
by exit 16y ago
the mood reminds me of "shadow of the colossus"
707.
by exit 16y ago
these are amazingly evocative! i wonder whether this style could be achieved with a 3d renderer. imagine walking around those scenes.
708.
by exit 16y ago
insane? really? over the noise of "parents, teachers, guidance counselors", the existence of institutions charging significant tuition fees to award political science degrees, etc., - what kind of signals would a sane person have detected?
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by exit 16y ago
what about this makes you happy?
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by exit 16y ago
what kind of work do you do?
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by exit 16y ago
> You're wrong. No actually i'm right. > and I can't think of how that could be considered "patronizing". the part where bill gates accumulates wealth through computer technology, and where computer technology depends on mineral
712.
by exit 16y ago
actually the idea of his children resenting this gesture is crucial to endearing himself.
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by exit 16y ago
philanthropic donations are only ever patronizing. it shouldn't be possible to accumulate that much wealth to begin with.
714.
by exit 16y ago
but do you think startups could reduce a sizable proportion of unemployment? also, would "real" startups pay employees comparable to what Bingo Card Creator brings in for you?
715.
by exit 16y ago
i'm glad you've found success. can you say exactly what your dream was though? your own business?
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by exit 16y ago
> Be precise enough for any reasonable modern mathematician to determine exactly what number you’ve named, by consulting only your card and, if necessary, the published literature. but there isn't enough entropy left before cosmic hea
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by exit 16y ago
how much unemployment could startups in rural japan absorb? would their work conditions and salaries be any better than what salarymen experience?
718.
by exit 16y ago
i read articles like this now and then, and i never get it.
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by exit 16y ago
ignoring the tone from galois - what do we think the untalented should do? certainly someone will be in the ops position (including reading hn / awareness of the wider tech industry) without actually being talented.
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by exit 16y ago
i moved to a non-english speaking country recently and have taken (after half a year) to not correcting non-native speakers english. why? because they're actually regularizing the language when they make "mistakes"! and that's a good thing.

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