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by mygo 7y ago
Flashback to the days when URLs ended with “/cgi-bin”
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by mygo 7y ago
This is not true. If you are in a room at night with all the lights off and the only source of light is your computer screen, you want as little amount of light coming out of that screen as possible to reduce that contrast ratio between the
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by mygo 7y ago
We’re here because a private company has taken over .ORG I see what you’re saying in theory, but it can’t be cloudflare or a private company or else it’s more of the same.
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by mygo 7y ago
Couldn’t have said it any better. Whenever someone is asking me if I have been introduced to a tool needed to do a job, I tell them “no, but only because I never had a reason to learn it. I’ll pick it up.” I can pick something up very quick
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by mygo 7y ago
A good textbook is indispensable. The difficulty of a student is knowing which book is good, and which could be doing a better job at teaching. Is it a difficult subject or do you need a better book?
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by mygo 7y ago
Thanks — btw I’m interested in the garage laboratory you mentioned. The process of how you go about setting up and running an independent lab, etc. If you end up doing that, I’d like to follow that. Would that be on Google Scholar?
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by mygo 7y ago
People can go their whole lifetime without making novel contributions to a field. If an arbitrary time limit is required to have a PhD, I feel like it probably discounts the implications of what kind of individual one needs to be to make no
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by mygo 7y ago
I would love to learn more about how you go about running your own lab! How can I follow?
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by mygo 7y ago
I 100% echo this. My biggest gripe about my biology degree was that there wasn’t much research I could do without either access to a lab or being Bruce Wayne. The single best thing that can happen to biology research would be to figure out
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by mygo 7y ago
I said that in my second paragraph. I also said it’s a question of where we draw the line as to what is personal and what is shared. Do we consider a selfie personal or shared? In 2019, we consider it personal.
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by mygo 7y ago
Most of your DNA is not your own. So this isn’t about sharing a selfie, this is about sharing a group photo, where other people are partly out of frame, but you can still make out who they are. And if we stitch together enough photos, we ca
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by mygo 7y ago
As a motorcyclist you would be on the road. If they run into objects already on the road, then that’s a problem, and I’d be concerned for your safety and the safety of bicyclists.
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by mygo 7y ago
the problem is, I don’t think the users can actually cash out. Those “amp”s are pure digital at this point. Maybe some thought that in the future they could cash out, but unless I’m missing something, there’s no actual liquid money being gi
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by mygo 7y ago
> Unfortunately my numbers look a lot like this :,( Fortunately you have a mathematical equation at your disposal that helps tell you this so that you can feel confident in trying something different and seeing how that effects PMF
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Hyperspace Is Shutting Down
2 points by mygo 7y ago|2 comments
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by mygo 7y ago
define a cohort. Say, people who signed up during a given month = 12 cohorts per year Or people who signed up during a given week = 52 cohorts per year Then, given a set of cohorts, what percentage of people per cohort are retained over tim
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by mygo 7y ago
> Most contracts don't allow for commercial side projects and the company owns anything you create even outside of working hours. I never understood this. I have friends who were developers at a software company and afraid of doing
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by mygo 7y ago
> This can be stretched to turn anything into anything else. For example, why can't this comment be a maze? Name one person who perceives your comment as a maze. It must be perceived as a maze by people for it to apply. As it stands
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Show HN: Muddymaps.js: Make Your Own Muddy Maps in the Browser Using a CSV(github.com)
9 points by mygo 7y ago|0 comments
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by mygo 7y ago
I had a similar experience. I went to a magnet school, so it actually started one hour later than other schools (8am instead of 7am). However, since I rode the school bus, I still needed to be up early enough to catch the bus at 6am. The bu
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by mygo 7y ago
you’ll be fine as long as you swerve out of the way ;) In all seriousness, Harvard sounds like an exciting place to be. You never know who you’ll run into. Take advantage of these years!
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by mygo 7y ago
what’s even cooler, he removed the chess punctuation!
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by mygo 7y ago
In fear of sounding insensitive, what if a business has decided that their website is just one way that customers can engage with them (much like their physical storefront is another), and that there are other ways as well that customers ca
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Why Objects Have Color(stemlounge.com)
2 points by mygo 7y ago|0 comments
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by mygo 7y ago
As far as financial accounting obligations go, shareholders should certainly share in the extra $200K. Profits are part of owner’s equity. So the simple question is, if an employee does not own any part of the company, are they entitled to
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by mygo 7y ago
In their S1 they claim they’re SAAS ( “space-as-a-service” ) eyeroll emoji
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by mygo 7y ago
Is being paid well not good enough? Companies tend to give out stock as part of a package in lieu of all cash. If you have all you want in cold hard cash, what’s the problem?
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by mygo 7y ago
emulation doesn't emulate the feeling you get when you're face to face with the real thing, but better than nothing at all I suppose.
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TEDx – Fixing the Purple Election Map (Data Viz and Color Theory)(youtube.com)
1 points by mygo 7y ago|0 comments
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by mygo 7y ago
this is why you have balance sheets. it would have been caught by the time the accountants needed to figure out total balances and payables and receivables.

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