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by hartator 4y ago
> Are they being bailed out by the government? I didn't see anything that said the government is making the investors whole here, do you? Isn't the whole thing that code is the new law? If you transfer ownership to your cryptos
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by hartator 4y ago
At SerpApi [1], I would say we are as much as possible asynchronous. It was a conscious decision *before* COVID and we aim to stay this way as much as possible. I would say 80% of our work end up being asynchronous, by writing, and online.
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by hartator 4y ago
Everything. The missed opportunities of not sharing is way greater than any misuse of the information.
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by hartator 4y ago
Yes, exactly the same as spending cash vs. credit. Conscious money spending is even less important than conscious time spending.
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by hartator 4y ago
Try the reverse. Use Pomodoros only for the distractions but not the actual work.
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by hartator 4y ago
I do a small trick that seems to work wonders (at least for me). I don't limit myself at all. When I want to do any activity that seems to be dopamine-fuelling (emails, HN, Reddit, Stripe, other metrics, even company Intercom), I just
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by hartator 4y ago
The last time I try to play with it, I got stuck on 2 things that seem basic: - Couldn’t serve a static folder! Like I had a folder of js/img that I wanted to serve as is, didn’t want to transform into anything, it was super difficult
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by hartator 4y ago
If you consider money should be rare right now not plentiful, I think it’s an accurate way to look at economics.
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by hartator 4y ago
> What exactly is everyone so scared about that we all seem to think the economy is headed for a major recession? The economy seems to be doing well in 2019 dollars. However you have to take account that almost 2x more money have been pr
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by hartator 4y ago
We've built https://serpapi.com We've invented the industry what you referring as "data type specific APIs"; APIs that abstract away all proxies issues, captcha solvings, various layouts support, even scrappi
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by hartator 4y ago
> None of that matters when he waived due diligence. Musk didn't though: “Despite public speculation on this point, Mr. Musk did not waive his right to review Twitter’s data and information simply because he chose not to seek this d
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by hartator 4y ago
"Twitter also ties mDAU goals to executive compensation. In 2020 Twitter based its executives’ cash bonus pool on revenue, operating income, and adjusted EBITDA. After Twitter missed those targets in 2020, and only 32% of the cash bonu
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by hartator 4y ago
> No one is saying that 5% of Twitter's users is bots, except for when Musk is trying to put those words into Twitter's beak. "In its disclosures, Twitter claims to have nearly 238 million monetizable daily active users (“
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by hartator 4y ago
SerpApi | https://serpapi.com | Senior Web Engineer | Based in Austin, TX but everyone is remote | Full-time | ONSITE or FULLY REMOTE (We're a remote first company) | $160k 1099 for US or local avg + 20% for outside the US
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by hartator 4y ago
I love Elon Musk but I don’t fully get why he would want a slow trial? Shouldn’t he want a quick resolution to put this behind and focus on more important work?
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Intellectual Properties of images scrapped via our Google Images API(serpapi.com)
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by hartator 4y ago
> Okinawans take a few moments each day to remember their ancestors; Adventists pray; Ikarians take a nap; and Sardinians do happy hour. That seems a little of a stretch to find commonalities.
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by hartator 4y ago
When I wrote the article on Medium, it was no paywall.
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by hartator 4y ago
Good luck Tony. I've been using Medium as a reader, writer, and subscriber for some years. And nowadays I am unconsciously not using Medium as much in profit of Substack and Ghost. My main draw to Medium as a writer was to reach lot of
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by hartator 4y ago
Specially at the end of the day, 2FA really means auth by your phone as you can always reset your password. It’s like remembering a password, make it strong, and keep is safe has no value.
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by hartator 4y ago
If “serious” business led us to wars like in Ukraine, I’ll take Elon Musk’s expensive jokes any day.
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by hartator 4y ago
> that it has knowingly been massively understating the number of bot accounts in order to trick companies into buying Twitter ads and shareholders into buying Twitter stock Wasn’t Google Ads 80% fake clicks on some studies? It won’t be
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by hartator 4y ago
Everyone is saying Musk waived is due diligence rights. Where can I read that?
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by hartator 4y ago
And Paypal.
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by hartator 4y ago
> Some daytrippers are exempt from paying the entry fee, although they will still have to book. These include residents of the Veneto region, students, and those visiting family members in the city. This seems against basic human rights
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by hartator 4y ago
Using CLI OCR, I am getting a 100% match: `Name: Satoshi Nakamoto DOB: 1982-06-05 SSN: 958-20-3141 Cell Phone: 514-867-5309`
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by hartator 4y ago
SerpApi | https://serpapi.com | Senior Web Engineer | Based in Austin, TX but everyone is remote | Full-time | ONSITE or FULLY REMOTE (We're a remote first company) | $150k 1099 for US or local avg + 20% for outside the US
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by hartator 4y ago
It seems a misdirection to use median across years as we have averages available. It's more precise and more readable but probably doesn't align with the policies you want to push: Norway — 1.888 Serbia — 0.381 Franc
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by hartator 4y ago
> The discipline policies aimed to reduce suspensions of black students by lowering the expectations for behavior and increasing the threshold for suspensions What an idiotic policy.
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by hartator 4y ago
Wouldn’t onism push you to read even slower? To not miss out on any subtlelity or deeper meanings?

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