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by glasss 4y ago
I enjoyed the blog post and discussion around a very similar topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31890048
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by glasss 4y ago
Well, I'm sure they're not helping, but our world is so complex I doubt there is any single / primary root to most of our issues nowadays.
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by glasss 4y ago
> But to imply that most students pay interest during college is nonsense. I didn't read that line as any implication that interest accrues during college. I didn't read anything like that in the blog. But I definitely agree wi
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by glasss 4y ago
I know lots of good programmers that had no connections, couldn't do internships for personal reasons, and aren't great at interviewing.
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by glasss 4y ago
I have a friend who studied anthropology, and one of their courses was all about Pullman. What I found most interesting from their stories of the class was how anal Pullman (the guy) was. If he found a family in the town that weren't l
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by glasss 4y ago
Would love to see a version of this for drywall and joint compound. Thanks for posting
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by glasss 4y ago
Archive link - https://archive.ph/ZyYKt
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by glasss 4y ago
They sue and buy each other out, it's happened repeatedly across every industry that ma bell was broken up into.
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by glasss 5y ago
Would love to read more about this phenomenon, do you have links to articles or places to start? Edit: Found an article[0] that links to a study[1] [0] - https://www.nytimes.com/2016/03/20/upshot/as-women
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by glasss 5y ago
I think the purpose of the article is to point out that a large retail association / corporate interest group is most likely lying to push an agenda or policies of their own. I don't believe the group's claims of damages. Cou
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by glasss 5y ago
I was curious whose land it is based on your comment, found this document that helped me understand the circumstances: https://www.sierraclub.org/sites/www.sierraclub.org/files/sc... The Anishinaabe people di
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by glasss 5y ago
Seems interesting! Thinking of trying the free account once I get some spare time this week. Anyone here have experience with it?
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by glasss 5y ago
Unfortunately doing bad things to get rich isn't always illegal, and a lot of the times the parts that are illegal are hard to prove against institutions who have professionally been getting away with it for a while. Payday loans come
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by glasss 5y ago
I appreciate the input. No seller has personally reached out to me but I'll pass this along to my friends who seem to be a bit less lucky
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by glasss 5y ago
I am probably going to get yelled at about this, but I would say other sports are similar in nature. Darts and golf come to mind.
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by glasss 5y ago
It was fun learning about bowling ball cores from my fiance's father. He runs a little pro shop out of his garage. What was more interesting to me was the dual angle drilling technique he used, a fair bit of math involved: http:/
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by glasss 5y ago
I recall finding the below blog post on HN not long ago which I think pairs well with this. https://austinvernon.eth.link/blog/construction.html
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by glasss 5y ago
I did enjoy reading through his updates about the situation as it was developing, pretty interesting stuff. I don't remember the exact line Matt Levine wrote, but he made a point of stating normally you couldn't get away with bein
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by glasss 5y ago
I think 0.65 of the country sounds similar in scale to me, and I would also naturally be curious as to what that means in terms of "how many people out of X"
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by glasss 5y ago
I looked up Mahalanobis matching and am now down a rabbit hole of learning more about statistics / data. I was surprised the first result on google was a stack exchange post, but it turned out to be one of the best stack exchange answ
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by glasss 5y ago
I know lots of people, probably not a huge percentage of that 12 million figure, on unemployment not by choice but by circumstance. Restaurants closed, others aren't paying enough or offering enough hours for them to move out of their
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by glasss 5y ago
To be fair, it isn't entirely fact based - the article highlights someone who collects / collected unemployment.
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by glasss 5y ago
My experience with "hand drawn plans" doing IT for new retail locations in the US has been interesting. It's not my specialty, but we've had a few clients open 40+ new locations country wide between them with varying bud
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by glasss 5y ago
In one of Asimov's books, The Caves of Steel, he talked about how Androids run all of the farming equipment on Earth to feed everyone. I don't remember the exact line, but the reasoning for Androids running regular farm equipment
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by glasss 5y ago
FIRST Robotics had a brief stint encouraging teams to use the Kinects for something on the robot, or just test them out and see what you come up with. I remember reading through the documentation and case studies and realizing just how adva
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by glasss 5y ago
I imagine the phenomenon is due to multiple people being responsible but no singular person being accountable. There is probably a board director / president that SHOULD be accountable, but it's easy for them to either consciously
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by glasss 5y ago
This seems great, would be pretty popular through a tor service I imagine.
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by glasss 5y ago
I'm completely out of the loop on something like this, but could you in theory apply some kind of ML to identify the end of pages to assist with good page captures?
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by glasss 5y ago
My fiance worked on the myQ team at Chamberlain. The app integrates with other home IoT devices as well, providing a single app to view / control a lot of the popular ones. We had 5 garage door openers in our apartment at the beginning
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by glasss 6y ago
There was a "bug" a few years back in Dell iDRAC that silently truncated the password. Took a number of support calls and ticket escalations to get them to recognize it and patch it. It occurred to me then that if Dell's ente

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