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by nether 9y ago
Here's a fun one, from our very own YCombinator: > The Flex group uses technology to improve the range and fluidity of human expression. We invent new concepts and representations that amplify people’s ability to create, connect, an
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by nether 9y ago
I'm eating some delicious Korean BBQ right now. I highly recommend it.
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by nether 9y ago
All of the modules he suggests avoiding are the ones that make up the standard data science tech stack. So, IOW, learn Python before doing data science. Your usual beginner Python tuts don't mention Pandas or matplotlib, so this seems
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by nether 9y ago
We'll just have to learn to live with it. American exceptionalism is a farce.
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by nether 9y ago
Since it's not part of a prescription, my opthalmologist just gave it to me over the phone.
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by nether 9y ago
Not even close. The PCH follows the coast and the PCT follows mountain crests: http://www.bigbearhostel.com/uploads/6/9/6/1/6961020/9626729...
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by nether 9y ago
Goldman Sachs
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by nether 9y ago
Selling pickaxes. Nice.
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by nether 9y ago
Switch to protonmail. The only downside is spelling out the domain when giving it to people over the phone.
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The Longest Approach: A Thru-Climb of the PCT(thelongestapproach.wordpress.com)
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by nether 9y ago
It won't help save passengers money. It will help the perpetually bleeding airliners save $35 billion though, possibly: https://www.ft.com/content/00b23be4-b321-3dd5-af19-fd64c4f7c...
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by nether 9y ago
"supersonic" relative to the sound speed at normal density I assume. With no air, there would be no sound! Edit: corrected pressure to density
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How Stephen M. Ross' gift to the University of Michigan ended up in tax court(freep.com)
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What is the most advanced computer program?(quora.com)
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Sheryl Sandberg's answer to “Should women ask out men on dates?”(quora.com)
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by nether 9y ago
Have you tried Soylent? It's barely sweet. It's not like the maltodextrin in energy gels.
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by nether 9y ago
You mean, someone would just go out, and tell lies, on the internet?
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by nether 9y ago
Complete speculation: outskirts of college towns, some of the inland mountain towns in northern California like Quincy. The southern ones (Big Bear, Idyllwild etc.) are already swarmed. Even with these towns, you'd probably have to fin
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by nether 9y ago
Highly relevant: http://i.imgur.com/CfZnUDG.png
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by nether 9y ago
These people don't want to move because they value community and social support over economics. This attitude is baffling to HN because it defies quantifiable metrics unlike money. Seeing everything as an economic problem is the essenc
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by nether 9y ago
No!
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by nether 9y ago
I don't think layout matters for speed unless we're talking top 1% of typists. Go on YouTube. Tons of people typing 100+ wpm with two fingers.
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by nether 9y ago
If you want a taste of MeFi politics, here's a fun one: http://www.metafilter.com/151267/Wheres-My-Cut-On-Unpaid-Emo...
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by nether 9y ago
Much of that can be summed up in the classic adage, "marry your best friend," someone that you really enjoy hanging out with in any setting.
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by nether 9y ago
This was one of the awesome things about switching to Soylent for lunch. I'd sip it at my desk around my lunch break, and close my door during lunch for an hour of glorious shuteye.
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by nether 9y ago
Similarly, some leftists claim that race is a social construct because there is more genetic variation within a race than across them. Except you have genetic tests that easily identify race: https://www.wired.com/2007/
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by nether 9y ago
Another javascript framework, of course.
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South Korea's spy agency admits trying to rig election(theguardian.com)
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by nether 9y ago
Yeah, he has a car that he parks at the marina.
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by nether 9y ago
I wasn't aware there was a stigma. It's not like living in a car, since many boats are designed to be long-term habitable. I know someone who does this in San Francisco and he pays $280/month in slip fees, a bit cheaper than

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