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by idoh 7y ago
Ah cool, a little piece of history. I stand corrected.
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reddit did it. I think this very forum did it too, see e.g. the whole nickb thing.
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by idoh 7y ago
Does anyone know how often Startup School runs? Is it once a year, or more often than that?
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by idoh 7y ago
For the UC system, here's a tool that gives a breakdown: https://www.universityofcalifornia.edu/infocenter/revenue-an...
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by idoh 7y ago
The citizens thing is really weird. On investigation, the cap is three max, so one slot remains.
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Retire and become a lawyer, or retire from being a lawyer?
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by idoh 7y ago
No need to do anything drastic right now. Maybe lock in current rates by buying up the full ten years of domain payments if you are really worried about things. Most non-profits should be able to afford that.
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by idoh 7y ago
You do, in fact, own the house. It is encumbered in that if you sell the house, you have to pay back the mortgage first.
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by idoh 7y ago
More accurate to say that there are five "original" ones and then one added in later. It seems that at this point it has equal standing, in that the Nobel foundation admins it, and it is presented in the same ceremony.
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by idoh 7y ago
Never tried them, will look into them. Thanks for the tip! A while back I figured that I like writing in the books, but rarely use them for reference. So I just get rid of them after a while. I think it is OK for things to be ephemeral.
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by idoh 7y ago
Adding to the above: I used to be on Moleskine, but sadly their quality declined and they added a bewildering array of products that makes me question their focus on just making a quality notebook. I have tried Japanese notebooks, and the p
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Ask HN: Whats your pen and paper setup?
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by idoh 7y ago
That's cool on the TWSBI ECO, that's what I use as well. Some questions, if you don't mind: A - what ink do you use? I'm still looking for one that works really well. Main thing is I hate blead through the paper B - Do y
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by idoh 7y ago
The AI innovation must be that they can figure out which marketers are likely to forget to have a burn pixel because those marketers drive more revenue.
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by idoh 7y ago
There's no way to really know what's going on, the CCP is acting in secret. Maybe they are disappearing peaceful protestors, maybe they are disappearing violent thugs. Once a government starts to do that (secretly suppressing, how
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by idoh 7y ago
Fair point, it is hard to draw an exact line. But once a government starts throwing peaceful protestors into concentration camps I think we can all agree that it has crossed the line, right?
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by idoh 7y ago
An interesting take on the problem, but a week isn't enough time to really know. If I had a chauffeur for a week I'd use the heck out of it, just out of principle.
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by idoh 7y ago
Agreed. It's actually a worse version of the Thiel/Weinstein framing, because the author posits the divide between "connection driven" and "applied science" innovation, which is a less useful distinction than t
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by idoh 7y ago
I read that post, "great" is an understatement. Thanks for sharing!
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by idoh 7y ago
This is so broad. What are your interests? Easy enough to rattle some ideas with a bit of help.
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by idoh 7y ago
The "right to free speech" is more a prohibition (via the first amendment) on Congress passing laws that abridges speech, and not a granting of rights to this or that entity.
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by idoh 7y ago
@shishircc wish you good luck on this, but your conception as to what's stopping innovation in tech is not correct. I'd advise you to hang out with teachers, administrators, and parents to get a better feel for it. The successes w
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by idoh 7y ago
How many owls and eagles are anywhere near offshore wind turbines?
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True, but this seems like a reasonable exception, in that it provides context as to why post the link now.
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by idoh 7y ago
The CCPA has some sections around it, e.g. contact info on how to exercise your rights as a consumer, and formatting around how to show categories of personal information.
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by idoh 7y ago
We are already at a couple people being 100 billionaires. Inflation alone is enough to get us there by then.
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by idoh 7y ago
Well, I don’t know what to say other than you are totally wrong. It is not up to the user to check whether GA is compliant or not. The party accepting the personal data has responsibility to make sure that it is used responsibly by their pr
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by idoh 7y ago
It is completely not true that you can "offload" responsibility as described. If you run a website, then you are a "controller" and are responsible for ensuring that processors are also abiding by the GDPR, for example b
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by idoh 7y ago
I totally get that. Shopping at Whole Foods is not part of my plan either. My point is narrowly tailored, in that the OP said that there is a new apartment building being built with no matching resources to support it. That's not true
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Not a fan of that building, but at least they are trying to do something. A small correction to "Nevermind that the nearest grocery store is over a mile away" - I heard that there will be a Whole Foods placed on the bottom floor o

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