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   by gcheong 8y ago

   This. As long as you have some form of connection (e-mail address, linked-in) to them most people are happy to do it.
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   by gcheong 8y ago

   Cool project! I've done the "low and slow" part using sous-vide then a chill bath and a quick smoke on the grill for bark. Same time-frame (probably even longer) but just a bit more convenient with the precision temperature o
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   by gcheong 8y ago

   Just a point of clarification as I was confused reading the description. The $1000 to access data isn't on an event by event basis. It's for the cables to connect to the EDR so presumably once you have them you can access all the
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   by gcheong 8y ago

   There is even a book on how to use them called "How to Use Plastic Sextants" by David Burch who seems to be a fairly prolific author on celestial navigation http://a.co/0iVNVrW
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   by gcheong 8y ago

   This site seems to have a good selection: https://www.celestaire.com/ . A person commenting in the San Francisco Amateur Astronomers facebook page where I posted this course mentioned they have an Astra III-B
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   by gcheong 8y ago

   It's also referred to as celestial navigation.
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   by gcheong 8y ago

   NightWatch by Terence Dickinson is often recommended.
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   Women in tech suffer because of American myth of meritocracy(theconversation.com)

   1 points by gcheong 9y ago|2 comments
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   by gcheong 9y ago

   There was a time when you could mail order a house kit from Sears ( http://www.arts-crafts.com/archive/sears/ ). I wonder if at some point the economics would make sense to produce something similar again.
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    The assertion here by this activist group that the decline is due mainly to herbicides used on GMO crops doesn't seem to hold up on closer inspection: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/health-science/why
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    Also related - the "backfire effect" - where challenging a person's core beliefs only entrenches them further. Nicely explained and illustrated here by The Oatmeal: http://theoatmeal.com/comics/believe
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    A self-taught astronomer spotted something no scientist had ever seen(washingtonpost.com)

    3 points by gcheong 9y ago|0 comments
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    I haven't had to clean a bunch of squirrel feces out of my house yet.
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    True, but is it any more ironic than continuing to bring more people into existence with such typical cheery optimism despite the fact that the very act of doing so also condemns them at some point to die a certain death?
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    Lots of everyday technology has the potential to cause death. People sometimes get hit by trains and those run on tracks. Whether the advantage of using the technology outweigh the downsides is always the tradeoff we need to decide on with
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    Self-driving cars can be the last mile solution to public transportation that is limited by the efficiency of transporting larger numbers of people to a limited set of destinations.
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    Guessing it's more likely due to California's ZEV mandate.
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    Fool.com , https://www.fool.com/retirement/2016/12/19/the-perfect-retir...
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    What does it mean to "outsell" something when that something is backordered into the foreseable future? Personally I will wait until Tesla goes bankrupt before I buy a bolt but I'm still betting that, despite Tesla's lac
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    Yet Screenhero had been at it for 4 years at least, presumably had ongoing guidance from and access to the great business minds at YC and yet in the end decided that the best value they could get for their product was as a feature of Slack.
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    Another clue may be an interview that doesn't hit too hard technically.
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    First let's define discipline. I will define it as 1. Choosing to take a desired action despite feeling like doing otherwise and 2. Refraining from taking an undesired action despite feeling like doing otherwise. Having a goal around y
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    If the automation is inevitable though, it might make sense to unionize if that allows you to maximize the your wages in the short term. The limiting factor of automation is how much capital can be put towards research and implementation an
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    See section "From or about your Tesla" for an answer to your first question. https://www.tesla.com/about/legal#privacy-statement
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    Would you have been likely to recommend this book if your pain didn't resolve after trying it? I'm skeptical of this specific theory of how the mind and body are interacting to cause pain and what he thinks is the proper way to tr
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    I don't think a couple months is that big of a head start. You may even be more agile than them since you are not beholden to investors and your management overhead is far less. I say work on getting your product out and see where it g
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    Have you considered hiring someone full time to manage it? You could include the apartment as part of the compensation and maybe provide some kind of profit sharing bonus incentive as well.
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    by gcheong 9y ago

    That may be true in terms of personal sacrifice but not in impact.
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    by gcheong 10y ago

    But this guy did: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M8sgEhpHM4k
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    by gcheong 10y ago

    http://theness.com/neurologicablog/index.php/does-glyphosate...