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lantry
3y ago
maybe just go back to a startup?
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I do folding@home. It simulates protein folding, which is one of the fundamental building blocks of all biology. https://foldingathome.org/
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The internet didn’t kill counterculture, it's just not on Instagram (2021)
(documentjournal.com)
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elon, is that you?
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3y ago
I was initially very interested in digger, because I need something like atlantis but the thought of a web-accesible server with owner-level access to my project seemed scary. Having everything in cicd seemed like a great solution. However,
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flagged for hard paywall
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vape shop
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3y ago
a plugin that tells you what emojis to use in response to a slack message.
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3y ago
there was a good article in the Atlantic last month about this same topic. ESG is not a fundamental change, it's just new marketing. https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/05/esg-woke-i...
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might be fun for them like a tamagotchi or pet is fun for us. If humans think 1000 times slower than AI, then the AI only needs to devote 1/1000 of its attention to us to keep us happy.
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Some people drink "coffee" made from roasted chicory root. I've never tried it, but it is caffeine free.
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java
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A donut. I missed free donut day :(
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A tiny bit of previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36164445 also, as a regular Atlantic reader, I hate the sensationalized titles like this one. The content is usually very good, but the titles are star
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America’s Dysfunction Has Two Main Causes
(theatlantic.com)
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> If you have the means to afford it, the US healthcare system is one of if not the best in the world. That's unfortunately not even the case. Americans spend more money on healthcare AND have worse outcomes. https://jama
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California by itself is bigger (by population and surface area) than all of NZ, to say nothing of the rest of the US. I'm not saying that the US has done a great job with internet access, just that it's not exactly a fair comparis
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I think part of it is caused by a growing awareness that we can't have good car infrastructure and good public transportation infrastructure ("can't" in the sense of "not enough political will", rather than &qu
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Yes! This is exactly what I've been looking for. I wasn't interested in TFCloud or spacelift because they're not open source, and Atlantis seemed like a risky proposition (You want me to run a webserver, that if it gets compr
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When Private Equity Firms Bankrupt Their Own Companies
(theatlantic.com)
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wikipedia? ex: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/9
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> there are a lot bad things that can happen in 15 year IMO, Our species has thrived because of our ability to communicate and work together, not because our gender roles somehow make us specially equipped for survival. The atomic family
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Science is a strong-link problem
(experimental-history.com)
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I think it's a somewhat useful proxy. You can't measure "friendships formed", so you find something you can measure that hopefully correlates with "friendships formed". As you point out, it's not without
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4y ago
Thanks for calling out privilege, but I think we should assume good faith. I don't think they were trying to say that everything is good, they're just saying the narrative isn't as simple as the media is making it look.
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relevant krazam: https://youtu.be/BrQyMrmRBsk
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I've seen a few, but the only one I can remember off the top of my head is just[0]. [0]: https://github.com/casey/just
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what can we do? maybe we could try to reduce wealth inequality, instead of just shrugging our shoulders.
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I have several old laptops that I use as home servers. I replaced the HDD with SSD and pulled out the dead batteries so they only run on wall power. They're less powerful than my current laptop but you don't need that much power t
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Accidental typos aren't the only way this could be used. You could open a PR that contributes a new feature - all the code looks good, and the feature works as expected, but included in the PR is a new malicious dependency that uses de
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