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If they donate to something you approve of, often people will excuse their failures by saying “at least the money is going to a good cause” when I made my bets to places I don’t approve of—-well I would never lose a bet where I had money to
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Like entropy, wouldn’t this lead to greater disparity in the short term but uniformness in the long run?
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What are other places to find new products and code repositories like HN?
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Just go. I’m off to Tulum Mexico, where hundreds/thousands of American digital nomads are spending covid time
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Do you think America isn’t looking at America like a trainwreck too?
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Is there a way to get Zoom / Meeting , or even just Calendar, on my BitBar?
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What were the gripes?
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Is there any sort of 1:1 syncing integration between slack and zulip? It would be awesome if posts in public channels would show up on either app, regardless which was posted -- would make transition easier for teams! And -- if there isn&#x
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great unless you want to use it as a vpn to watch Hulu from abroad haha. They require you to use a set of specific providers, which are all blocked by Hulu. I ended up using openVPN on a home raspberry pi, but I want to figure out how to de
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Hey -- I'm the founder of Pavlok. When trying to quit a habit for good, you follow the aversion protocol -- You enable the Aversion mode. 5 minutes a day of intentionally doing the habit, while the device zaps. This creates an aversion
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I'm the founder of Pavlok 2. Awesome that you use it :)
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What’s the most likely place to catch coronavirus? I would posit it’s probably hospitals. If an elderly person needs to go to a hospital for any reason these days, I would guess they get taken to one full of other elderly people with corona
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As recently as Jan 14, 2020, the World Health Organization stated that there was no evidence of human to human transmission for nCoV. [1] The USA, and the world as a whole, has done an amazing job mobilizing itself to change borders, adjust
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Like...at the same time?
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Um...are we forgetting derivatives? Real estate isn't even close... https://i0.wp.com/money.visualcapitalist.com/wp-content/uplo...
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It can happen! http://www.visiontimes.com/2015/01/26/2-chinese-chauffeurs-b...
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Bali and Thailand (Chiang Mai and Bangkok) are fantastic. Medellin in South America as well
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Intrigued how your comment seems to imply that civilization will collapse no matter what before 2100. Am I reading that right? You truly believe there is an extremely high probability that the world will starve in the next 80 years?
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Did you read the article? It's very clearly about one specific bank (Cross River). You might be trying to say that the forbes article is exaggerating with the headline, but your comment is implying that there is literally no specific s
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At least indentured servants only had a 7 year time span before payback was complete. Kids are getting lifetime loans these days.
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Amazing
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Out of all social networks, Instagram makes it the easiest to unsend messages without an easily visible trace ( without a warrant or compelling fb to give up info) Even WhatsApp leaves a "user has removed a message" ghost
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Does this mean that out of the 5000 false positives, 10 people will actually GET cancer by doing a follow-up CT exam?
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Yes, I believe that's correct.
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Exactly. If you were a new startup founder in this environment, wouldn't you likely do ANYTHING to not have a valuation >$49MM? Probably deciding not to raise more funding, not to scale, not to grow and help others. I think that the
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The NYTimes had an article today about the difference between an income tax and a wealth tax, and how there is a constitutional problem with the wealth tax. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21472442
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Here's a thought experiment: You're a HN reader. You have had ideas to build a startup that can help the world solve a problem. So you create it. You decide to fundraise, and that capital will help you succeed. You pay yourself a
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One thing that might be worth considering is where the best leverage point in the system is. See http://donellameadows.org/archives/leverage-points-places-to...
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A great book on the creation of the fed and fractional reserve is The Creature From Jekyll Island
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I was in Berlin this summer for 2 months (Neukolln), in 3 different airbnbs and the water was not tasty, and was quite bitter. Very different compared to Swedish or Austrian or even Italian (florence) water.
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