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I don't. By their actions shall I judge them, and their actions are complicit in making Silicon Valley an awful place to be for a number of my friends. Asking anyone to "reconsider" their way into a hostile environment is pre
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I believe Thiel only responds to economic pressure. I am intending to use my economic leverage, and advocating others do the same, by refusing to work with Thiel and his enablers, which include Y Combinator and companies funded by them. (It
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All positions on anything at all are moral positions; including your willingness to compromise to achieve goals.
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This is the end consequence of tremendous cowardice from a lot of people over a long time, starting with the owners and administrators of Hacker News. HN has – through inaction – smirkingly enabled alt-right/NRx/GamerGaters to par
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> I think it's a very slippery slope to base endorsement on a person's political actions. What exactly else do you propose? Endorsing people based on their actions ( all actions are political; no actions are apolitical; that&#
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Expect the listings to move to NASDAQ. A bunch of European companies have primary listings there already.
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> of course, if Peter said some of the things Trump says himself, he would no longer be part of Y Combinator He said them $1.25m times. Cut ties or lose deal-flow. It's on you.
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Well, then, the banks will move.
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VW is the business. Strongly recommended.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skiffle#Revival_in_the_United_... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Quarrymen
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Tangerine? Bron-yr-Aur Stomp? Stairway ? They had Sandy "Fairport Convention" Denny as a guest singer. Led Zep are absolutely in the English folk tradition – distinct but related to the American scene – as well as the blues one.
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Computational chemistry (and/or computational solid state physics) is a field with 50+ years of history and a ton of exceptionally active research groups. Your most likely starting point is density functional theory; https://
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What's more, they have a chat app. Lawyers are going to be all over this.
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"Optimized for games" means "optimized for single-precision linear algebra", more or less.
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The founder myth is that anything you can do you should do, and admitting otherwise is weakness. Been there. Self-destructive. Bad idea.
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Twitter isn't a product. It's, at best, a product-construction command line; every product they've had (photo-sharing before murderized by Instagram, for instance) has been accidental. How not to product manage 101.
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There isn't going to be a Britain to have that vote. Scotland is leaving and the Brexit vote has reraised the spectre of terrorism in Northern Ireland.
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Bessemer, GV, Balderton too.
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The answer is clear – not easy, but clear; refuse to work with people who act in ways you find unethical. If Scott Kupor's position is a company's position, and the total package value (including salary, benefits, etc), isn't
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10y ago
And I will vote with my feet, as I'm sure a number of other potential employees will. (Much as I will never knowingly work for a Kleiner company.)
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American use of the term "socialism" is frankly bizarre. Western Europe's governments are largely run by social democrats, Christian democrats or liberal conservatives. Very few are left enough to be properly called democrati
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My semantic-web-loving cold dead heart disagrees with you on the "more interesting". The one really good idea in the whole Semantic Web train-wreck (and at this distance, I think it's fair to call it that) was that everything
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OK, but my meaning was hopefully clear. It's essentially a leveraged MBO.
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And it's a public-to-private transaction, not a takeover.
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Obvious bolt-on to Intel MKL too.
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Honestly, 1+3 -> 2+6? Looks like double-counting.
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Cetirizine and fexofenadine (most 2G antihistamines, in fact) have no significant sedative effect.
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Do they self-archive? That was common practice back when I was an active researcher (early to mid 2000s).
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One of the big drivers in the biological sciences has been non-governmental funding mandating OA, notably the Gates and Wellcome Trusts. Everyone in the physical sciences uses arXiv.
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I may have perpetrated things like this. (20GB working set for a recommender? No problem.)
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