mylons

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by mylons 7y ago
and drugs
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by mylons 7y ago
there is no thinking you break through. you either see a portal open and jump through it into another universe, or you don’t.
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by mylons 7y ago
were you having break through experiences, or using a lower dose?
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by mylons 7y ago
his results are preposterously good for a poker player of his style. he's far and away the greatest of all time if he's not cheating and should be in macau 24/7, never leaving the table.
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by mylons 7y ago
Amazon is under valued.
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by mylons 7y ago
this is so egregious to me i didn't realize email tracking like this existed.
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by mylons 7y ago
i really enjoyed the onions piece. it was inspiring, and i was checking those domain auctions daily for awhile, then fell off. edit: i enjoyed this piece too.
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by mylons 7y ago
i read some speech from a chinese community party member who's in charge of some aspect of financial planning, and they're basically counting on this happening. the speaker said the debt was more or less impossible to recover from
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by mylons 7y ago
how often do you use goldman sachs?
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by mylons 7y ago
where does it say this is an ipo? from the article: "Founded in 2010, Stripe is middle-aged by Silicon Valley standards, but Mr. Gaybrick and Stripe president John Collison said it had no plans to go public. "
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by mylons 7y ago
he's cashed out hundreds of millions. maybe his ego is taking a hit, but that's about it.
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by mylons 7y ago
dota lives
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by mylons 7y ago
keeping up with old friends is good, but not to the point where it interferes with the now.
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by mylons 7y ago
except there is no standardization at all.
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by mylons 7y ago
HK was just an example. it's true for most/all chinese cities.
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by mylons 7y ago
food delivery service is blowing up because it's still extremely inefficient in the USA. you can get _anything_ delivered in Hong Kong for about $1. some hong kongers don't even have kitchens and live like that for years. travis k
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by mylons 7y ago
I'm working with comscore right now (an aggregator of stats for advertisers) and can confirm it's all a house of cards. there's no quality controls or oversight into what's reported.
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by mylons 7y ago
for every failing company that does this there are tons of successful ones that don’t fail. uber, google, facebook, etc
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by mylons 7y ago
banning them from buying components from the USA is going to encourage them to develop it themselves. stuff like this is how we lose our edge in tech, if we haven't lost it already.
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by mylons 7y ago
does insurance feel the same way about a Nest and other commercial devices that are already available?
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by mylons 8y ago
Chicago, and more importantly IL at large, is broken. The state gov is one of the most corrupt in the country. 4 out of the last 6 or 7 governors have went to jail. Dennis Hastert comes out of the IL political machinery. State employees pen
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by mylons 8y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i28UEoLXVFQ
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by mylons 8y ago
ok. tell me what i’ve done and haven’t done. you’re the expert.
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by mylons 8y ago
i’ve used pycharm to refactor 100k+ LOC bases. pycharm also uses the type hints that are PART OF THE LANGUAGE (aka pythonic) as of python 3.x and enforces them.
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by mylons 8y ago
love it, often found great deals in places like Paris a week out.
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by mylons 8y ago
true, true.
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by mylons 8y ago
this is a core part of the plot to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Three-Body_Problem_(novel) -- a fantastic read which introduced me to a lot of Chinese perspective and history i never received elsewhere.
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by mylons 8y ago
hard to say with just 1 event. i could see interesting things happening if uber were to direct list without a lockout. there's a lot of hype, value, and losses.
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by mylons 8y ago
good on you for giving the helping hint. the interview process needs more white knights like yourself.
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by mylons 8y ago
ahh, neat! i assumed they didn't because i assumed levine would have said that in the article. maybe i just glossed over that part.

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