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by ohwellhere 4y ago
That also describes my day job.
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
Seems like they’ve done okay. https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/snowflake-computing
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The best low bid can buy!
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
I see your point. I'm not sure you're objectively wrong. But it feels wrong. :) Where there is sufficient demand for things to sell out to people who want the product, but are unable to get it because someone has used a bot to sco
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
You are right. I tried to caveat my analysis with "(according to study)". My prior is not that the study is completely accurate, but that it is accurate enough to make the broader points described. I may be wrong, and you're
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
At worst they'd put you as one of the 37% of people who haven't had to cut spending on food, clothing, or other basics. Of course, 63% of the people with health care debt have (according to study). So while your case is interestin
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
Do you sometimes like to eat apples and sometimes like to eat oranges?
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
DCSS for life.
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
I am American and have a slight Southern/rural USA accent (much less slight when visiting family), and the responses I get vary so wildly. Some Irish women I met in a bar absolutely loved it, while in big cities in the USA I am sometim
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Some app prototyping[0] have a "sketch" style that draws wobbly lines in order to simulate this and promote this effect. I've seen it first hand numerous times. Even if a client/audience feels the need to offer feedback&
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
> Stablecoins are this generations pets.com. *NFTs are the Beanie Babies.* I've been bearish on Bitcoin for fundamental reasons for years, but I'm not an expert by any means, and I have no idea what's actually true. But TH
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
Yes, I did mean intersection, thank you.
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This seems accurate to me. Like complex brains are evolutionarily fit because they can solve lots of disparate problems, hands are evolutionarily fit because they can do lots of disparate things. Of course, we do also then design violins fo
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> it eliminates entities But evolution doesn't eliminate entities. Low fitness entities are eliminated by hunger, or predators, or lower reproductive rates. The marble on the other hand is eliminated by Michelangelo. There's a
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
I see it differently. It's not prediction based on anything statistical but based on one's understanding. I've made it a habit to ask myself what I expect the output to be for any programming operation, and why. It forces me
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
Right out of school I lost $300 playing poker at a casino and it stung for years. It stings a lot less now thinking of my MtG, Pokemon, and Hearthstone spending.
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I only net deck in both MtG and Pokémon. :sweat_smile:
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
Here's my advice on the same topic after living through burnout and "blah" several times: Make your job the union of what you're interested in and what is valuable to the business. You have to know what is valuable to th
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
I worked for a popular software services company that used this sort of thing on their inbound interest forms. They found that oftentimes prospective clients would write a first draft that was much more candid about what they wanted and wha
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
In my experience prepping and taking the test, I found the LSAT logic questions to be pretty good at assessing deductive reasoning. They’re 100% divorced from law and are closer to puzzles of the nature of, “Six people sit at a table, four
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
I've been thinking of setting up a Substack and that comment fucking stung. :)
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
A common criticism in this thread -- and elsewhere -- is the accumulation of subscription fees to authors. I can justify $10/month for my favorite writer's weekly work, but not another $90/month for my next 9 favorite writers
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
It depends on what one means by the "Dunning-Kruger effect." I had the same impulse that the analysis did not disprove DK, but after sitting with it for overlong I agree with the analysis. I think there are two competing DK effect
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
Hugo Markdown guide says yes: https://www.markdownguide.org/tools/hugo/ With link to syntax: https://www.markdownguide.org/extended-syntax/#footnotes
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The question is further interesting because social media already tried to answer it: you do, for yourself! At scale, with naive ML clustering algorithms that also prioritize engagement... that devolves into bubbles. (I think that's sti
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> 1) The number of digital outlets. Utilities tend to be regulated when there are no alternatives or merely 1 alternative (especially when monopoly is being intentionally granted for the purposes of not duplicating infrastructure). We&#x
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I completely agree with you in the abstract, but I worry primarily about this chain of causality: Network effects -> market forces -> political will I think splitting up these giants is supremely important, but the only healthy approa
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I live in Charlottesville and the ACLU caught a lot of flak for supporting the KKK in a rally earlier that summer before the August 12 Unite the Right rally. When they backed down was the first time I started to pay attention that maybe som
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Additionally, the source material specifies average for the chart, not median, although median is specified in some textual components as well.
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by ohwellhere 4y ago
I think the author is right in his points, but his choice of phrasing may not be as accurate as possible. Rather than "encouraging self-doubt", I think he is suggesting a culture of introspection, self-awareness, process-oriented

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