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by idoh 6y ago
I don’t remember if the course says spaced repetition exactly, but active recall testing is featured a lot, and active recall testing is very much an ajacent concept to that.
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by idoh 6y ago
What does a "super-indexed laptop" mean?
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by idoh 6y ago
First, bravo for being a maker! You shared two projects below, one of which only works if there is a community. The other one is arguable. If you like to build, but aren’t good on the community side (which is totally fine) then maybe focus
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by idoh 6y ago
There’s just no reason to risk it by having one account for both. Even if there are no conflicts with your work, what happens when you inevitably move on to another role?
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by idoh 6y ago
I think I remember this. It was a fantasy football site selling? I think you were the first company to get an offer to WC and then decline. Congrats!
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by idoh 6y ago
Hello, sort of random, but hodder, if you read this, thanks for your tip on metallurgical coal back in this thread - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22069310 . I went long on HCC after the pandemic plunge in March and i
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by idoh 6y ago
Either eliminate it (preference) or make it permanent. Either choice is better than this fall back / spring forward nonsense. A - with kids it was super annoying having to deal with this B - noon is defined as when the sun is at the hi
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by idoh 6y ago
The stock market isn't the economy right now , but in the long run it is meant to approximate the net present value of a big chunk of the economy.
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by idoh 6y ago
I like the terminology "y-shaped recovery". Basically, everything goes down at the start, then some things (and new things) emerge, and other things never recover. This seems like a more accurate way to think about the economy, in
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by idoh 6y ago
This is a really great comment. In your opinion was Edmunds.com able to translate this culture into business success?
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by idoh 6y ago
Because the idea is that people should read contracts before signing them. Instead, DocuSign is making it easier to just blast through and sign the contract.
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The FDA Burns(marginalrevolution.com)
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by idoh 6y ago
If that's what you believe then you can always put your money where your mouth is and go short on Tesla.
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by idoh 6y ago
“Underpaying” workers. There are many long term Lyft / Uber / Instacart contractors out there. They have communities, share tips, etc. They seem fairly well educated on how much they are getting, and decide its worth it to tghem.
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by idoh 6y ago
This idea of micro-shifts sounds made up. Can you reference any companies that have this setup as an employer-employee relationship?
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by idoh 6y ago
The point still stands that storing energy in chemical batteries for CA-levels of usage does not math out.
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by idoh 6y ago
Methane is a lot more powerful of a greenhouse gas than CO2. Turning CO2 from the atmosphere back into CO2 is net even. Turning CO2 into methane is net-bad.
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by idoh 6y ago
It’s never been better to be in the content creation business. But it is a business, and one has to find ways of getting your customers to pay you money. There is substack, patreon, and probably lots of other ways to do it. But the perspect
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by idoh 6y ago
A - Agree that people will continue to search for things online. B - Google does and will continue to capture that traffic, and it will continue to get better. Case in point, I read earlier this week an article about a site devoted to celeb
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by idoh 6y ago
The point is that SEO itself is not a long term strategy.
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by idoh 6y ago
Fair enough, but let's say the goal isn't to kill everything, but common bacteria that causes problems, such as salmonella and e coli. 60c is enough to handle that.
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by idoh 6y ago
I bought the Creality Ender 3, then the Prusa Mini. Both will eventually print out excellent objects if you are patient enough. I totally recommend the Prusa though, for the following reasons: - Prusa has better safety features, making it m
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by idoh 6y ago
And Peleton. I use TrainerRoad, it is wildly effective at boost my ftp.
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by idoh 6y ago
Why would you want to incentivize wealthy people to leave?
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by idoh 6y ago
Where I work there is training software that is somewhat effective at preventing phising - it actually sends out phising emails itself. Then employees who fall for it are given extra training (in a no fault sort of way).
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by idoh 6y ago
Supposedly for a VC it is a bit better to liquidate at break even than to limp along with an uncertain future, because VCs no longer have to spend time going to board meetings.
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by idoh 6y ago
Reminds me of the Lindy Effect, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect . So, things that are old but still around are more likely to still be around: Unix, SQL, emacs / vim, fan-favorites lisp and forth ... Web
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by idoh 6y ago
"Earth's most customer-centric company"
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by idoh 6y ago
I googled this, found the relevant wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Platonic_Academy Seems like it has not endured unbroken from then until now. But if you disagree I'd love to read about your take
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by idoh 6y ago
That would be awesome but unfortunately there is no generally accepted standard. Approaches vary widely. When I was expecting my first child, I reviewed all the parents I knew of, and picked the family that I thought was doing the best job,

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