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by oskarth 12y ago
Interesting data! Thanks for sharing. Two questions: 1. Do you have more data on eg US? 2. What do you mean by the unicorn club?
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by oskarth 12y ago
Maybe there should be a channel with a password that you have to morse to enter ;)
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MayDay PAC(avc.com)
310 points by oskarth 12y ago|83 comments
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by oskarth 12y ago
This is really cool, but quite hard. Maybe you could add some tip on how long you are supposed to hold the tones for? I'd also like to see who I am more prominently displayed, it took me a while to find it.
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Tweetstorming(avc.com)
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by oskarth 12y ago
> Please occasionally read /newest so interesting stories that don't solicit upvotes can still get on the front page. In theory this is good, but in practice it's hard. Here's a suggestion for how to make it easier in
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Sam Altman is not a blithering idiot(unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com)
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Find a place to hack using NYC architecture(blog.nahurst.com)
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IPFS – the InterPlanetary File System(github.com)
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Choosing a Web Framework/Language Combo – Ruby on Rails(jacquesmattheij.com)
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by oskarth 12y ago
This formula is great for "good enough" problems. The way I use it is to mark the first thing that is good enough, but then keep looking for something that is better than that, then stop. Works great for apartments, books and ice
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by oskarth 12y ago
The central assumption of his whole argument: > If you had to think what the transport systems would be on a sustainable modern city, I'm sure you would think that the solution would be a really good public transportation with buses
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Principles of Effective Research (2004)(michaelnielsen.org)
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by oskarth 12y ago
This thread is filled with No True Scotsman (it's not really a sharing economy) and Surge Pricing pitchforks / complaining. It's supply and demand, like any other business. Airbnb is still awesome - it's a huge step up
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by oskarth 12y ago
It's jacquesm ( https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=jacquesm ), a regular and top contributor here ( https://news.ycombinator.com/leaders ). I think most regulars on HN recognize his blog and are somewhat
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The Several Million Dollar Bug(jacquesmattheij.com)
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by oskarth 12y ago
> I'll still be around as a user, but less frequently than when I felt I had to check the site every hour or so to make sure nothing had broken. Splitting hairs here, but I consider that more of a "I'll no longer be the mo
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by oskarth 12y ago
I definitely agree that the best customers are the ones that leave and tell you why. I also think most, if not all, of the "I quit HN and here's why" posts are from precisely the type of people that makes HN worth reading, an
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by oskarth 12y ago
The people who quit for real usually don't start with a statement. I think making a big deal out of it is a way of telling oneself why one should quit. Contrast this with someone asking the question "Why did you quit?"and r
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Xkcd 1313: Regex Golf (Part 2: Infinite Problems) by Peter Norvig(nbviewer.ipython.org)
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Using regular expressions to learn a language(blog.oskarth.com)
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Your next conference should have real-time captioning(lkuper.github.io)
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How to travel the world and get companies to pay for it.(medium.com)
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by oskarth 12y ago
> college is about learning to think critically, and independently Are you sure of that? I know that's the common narrative, but I'm not convinced that's the case.
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The Quiet Coup (2009)(theatlantic.com)
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by oskarth 12y ago
Discussion of part one can be found here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7777149
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Choosing a Web Framework/Language Combo – the SRS Test Application(jacquesmattheij.com)
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by oskarth 12y ago
> virtually everyone still underestimates the impact this will have and (or perhaps because) it's very difficult to get that across in writing. Why is it hard to get across in writing?
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by oskarth 12y ago
I'd change that to say: you owe it to yourself to do Starting Strength (or some other no-nonsense barbell program) for at least a month.
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Looking Back One Year After The Edward Snowden Disclosures(eff.org)
2 points by oskarth 12y ago|0 comments

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