mikeklaas

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by mikeklaas 7y ago
It's too late for that. If you exposed yourself now, you'd be direly sick just as the first unhandleable wave is going to hit the health care system.
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by mikeklaas 7y ago
Ego Depletion is junk science which hasn't reproduced in serious experiments.
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by mikeklaas 7y ago
For multiplicative values, 1 is effectively the zero axis.
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by mikeklaas 7y ago
The reason they did that is to see if something in the local state of your client was causing the problem, not to get you to QA the bug.
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by mikeklaas 7y ago
You're allowed to use more than one PostgreSQL instance for your queue if RDMS resources are precious <g>
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by mikeklaas 7y ago
That's an insane macro ratio for most people, though. You don't need that much protein unless you're doing some intense weight training.
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by mikeklaas 7y ago
That's horrifying.
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by mikeklaas 7y ago
Location: SF Remote: ok Willing to relocate: no Technologies: Any kind of data stack Email: <username>@gmail Experienced backend dev, former founder, looking for a variety of roles
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by mikeklaas 7y ago
Data Architect/former founder/CTO expert in data, analytics, pipelines, ML Location: SF Remote: perhaps Willing to relocate: no Technologies: anything Email: mike.klaas at gmail
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by mikeklaas 7y ago
Jevon's paradox, somewhat.
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
It's Moloch.
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
Your insurance numbers sound more like yearly numbers than monthly... Or are you really paying $25k per year for insurance?
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
Sigh, now amazon owns my home wifi system. That's super reassuring...
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
Perhaps also learn the lesson to not wear gloves when using a table saw?
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
Around two years ago. I applied for a data scientist role with the city of SF and never got a response.
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
I was used it in math undergrad 18 years ago, so it isn't an invention of hacker news
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
I think doing a master's is a great way to find out if you are cut out for/want to do research. I did a master's, was very happy I did, and very happily didn't pursue a PhD afterward.
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
How does that work? Doesn't broth generally have calories?
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
The law doesn't make it illegal to have collected the data in the past. However, it introduces new rights for people for which you have collected data. I don't think this is unfair
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
UberPool is hardly a luxury experience
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by mikeklaas 8y ago
You'd do an oil change after 1000 miles?
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by mikeklaas 9y ago
> 7. "I stagnate easily." is my standard response to "Why so many jobs?" Why would someone hire you for a non-short-term project in that case?
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by mikeklaas 9y ago
It is really hard to believe that instacart wants to be clear and transparent as possible (although I'm sure you do, personally). If "service fee" was renamed "instacart fee", people would no longer assume it is the
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by mikeklaas 9y ago
You might consider using two hyphens if you can't bear to use the unicode character.
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by mikeklaas 9y ago
Huh? By that logic, the car performs 40% worse _seconds_ after it leaves the lot.
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by mikeklaas 9y ago
Not jblow, but the video game industry is extremely dependent on big splash releases. Something like 50% of sales occur in a game's release week. A few games have managed to become huge hits growing only organically in early access (f
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by mikeklaas 9y ago
Why do you feel that the graduates will be ready to a junior dev if you haven't even finished the program?
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by mikeklaas 9y ago
Usually these systems are set up so the driver rates before they find out what the tip is
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The last grapefruit La Croix(medium.com)
5 points by mikeklaas 10y ago|0 comments
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by mikeklaas 10y ago
Why not just store that solar energy as electricity, and use the electricity to power heat pumps when needed?

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