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Ask HN: Which is the last stock you bought and why?
6 points by fedeb95 4y ago|8 comments
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Funds with high sustainability rating will burst
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Read a lot. Write a lot. Repeat
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by fedeb95 4y ago
This is an interesting approach, thanks
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by fedeb95 4y ago
My approach is different, don't know if better or worse: important news will eventually reach me, the rest is probably not important. This is excluding things I need to react quickly about, which are pretty much constrained to my job.
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Why pocket doesn't work for you? I think its search feature is useful to find things. Plus it has tags, but I'm too lazy to use them. There are two things I use: the first is taking notes of my thoughts so that I can remember bett
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by fedeb95 4y ago
For size I read there are ways to reduce and/or compress BDDs in literature. As for trading, I get this is a neat programming exercise, but maybe it's better to put in the article a disclaimer on it not being a real trading strate
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by fedeb95 4y ago
I know I missed the footnote; still, the quote meaning is sill missing in the article meaning.
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Why not saving sources? Can save a great amount of time
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I think you're missing what is perhaps the most well known quote about this topic: If you stare into the abyss, the abyss stares back at you.
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by fedeb95 4y ago
I hope not: people may then start optimizing for interaction specifically on HN and it will loose its appeal
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Sure, that's clear. Mine was an appreciation comment, but all the comments stating all the potential issues don't get that you're not proposing it to the government.
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by fedeb95 4y ago
The main problem with this is that someone uses it outside of its intended use cases, which even cultured people are missing. Jokes aside, great hack!
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there's also a lot of noise
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by fedeb95 4y ago
that's true, but makes you wonder how much having more information helps in gaining insight. I think many hold this as a fact that's always true
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by fedeb95 4y ago
where I work it's the oppostie, the morning is usually more active. Also I'm a night owl
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What works for me is a rhythmic schedule but that concentrates all shallow things in the morning and deep work in the afternoon. I'm also more productive in the afternoon evening, so depending on your inclinations the opposite may work
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by fedeb95 4y ago
My problem with this kind of things are its assumptions: life is made of carbon, every discovery being conditional probability of being discovered, each civilisation makes exactly the same chain. And the biggest of all: life is the most gen
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by fedeb95 4y ago
My two cents, if you have to think hard about how to set aside time for reading, you have another problem
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by fedeb95 4y ago
It's absurd how this people don't know absolutely anything about linguistics. "Men" in menpower doesn't mean "the power of men". It means the power of people. Words can have different meanings when written
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by fedeb95 4y ago
We probably don't have enough evidence to say something about my point, even less for culling. Let me restate "love for animals and knowledge don't intersect" as "love for animals and skepticism don't intersect
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by fedeb95 4y ago
How can you say that? Dogs and cattle survived to this day by being killed (or neutered) by humans. It's a win genetically
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Less violent alternatives may have unwanted consequences, while killing animals is something that actually benefits their genetic pools. It's amazing how usually animal lovers and knowledge don't intersect
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Since when writing encoders and decoders in one sitting is a metric for a good asset format?
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by fedeb95 4y ago
I think I can relate with this. However I won't give my email in any form to a random charity I haven't researched beforehand, so this sentiment would prevail, paper or tablet. What you said doesn't relate to the questionnair
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Information aggregators: why HN is better(scriptkid.it)
7 points by fedeb95 4y ago|1 comments
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by fedeb95 4y ago
I've thought about it and this is why I think HN is better than other news sources. Not that much of a revelation, but thinking about this idea made myself clearer how I should expose myself to news.
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I don't think that that can be concluded with certainty, or anything else beyond that the people in that survey with pen and paper were more likely to give their email address for charity.
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> In one part of their study, the researchers approached strangers and asked them to take a made-up survey. Half the respondents were given a pen and paper to fill out the form; the other half were handed an iPad. At the end of the exerc
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by fedeb95 4y ago
Before jumping to conclusions, it's ten years over a lot of centuries of book lengths

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