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Silicon Valley startups: being evil, again and again
(notesfrombelow.org)
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10mo ago
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11mo ago
Very nice. I will use this at school to quickly produce fits. File import does not seem to work though...
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Chosing Friction
(phirephoenix.com)
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1y ago
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Show HN: From Criticism to Constructiveness
(phacktory.ch)
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6y ago
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iSpiderman
6y ago
During the current Covid-19 situation, most people I talk to tend to criticize a wide variety of things. I think it is helpful for us personally as well as for the whole human race if we transform criticism into constructive actions. This m
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iSpiderman
6y ago
... and unfortunately without spaced repetition. It was once part of the premium service but has been removed around a year ago. Source: I was a paying user.
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iSpiderman
7y ago
I discovered the post by Susan Fowler a few years ago and really liked it. I studied physics (2001-2006) and teach physics (and math) at a high school and am working through the list of proposed books (and others [1]) again, just to stay up
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iSpiderman
8y ago
I have a master's degree in theoretical physics (2006), first went into consulting. After two years I quit and implemented currency trading algorithms for a small company for five years. After that, I tried something on my own (not rel
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iSpiderman
8y ago
> It's always been my intention to retire early, > I'm interested in making huge money and retiring early, > I don't begrudge people with their crazy salaries but I do get frustrated that I can't find success my
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Artificial sun hits 100M degrees celsius
(globaltimes.cn)
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The Big Bang in AR
(artsandculture.google.com)
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iSpiderman
8y ago
0. use Quizlet's search to find large collections of vocabulary: 1. search for e.g. french ( https://quizlet.com/subject/french-basic-vocabulary/ ) 2. look for the list(s) with the most words 3. check quality (
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iSpiderman
8y ago
That's very nice. About ten years ago I developed the 'Scale of Market Quakes' for FX data and wrote a paper [1] about it (it's terribly written!), which was then released as a web service (www.olsenscale.com, not availa