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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Well at least you took the time to comment. Downvotes with no commentary and which merely reinforce institutional narratives add no value to these sorts of discussions IMO. I think that HN would be much improved by a “you must submit a thou
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
This is because of the reductionist myth that all organic matter is fungible. It’s always “well we plant new trees, so what’s the problem?”
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
The people I’m referring to are business owners, people who made money vs just passive investing.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Most of the millionaires I know certainly did not graduate from top tier schools and many didn’t even go to college.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Observations can be made without research.
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Fauci to face Covid investigators amid growing concerns about virus research(politico.com)
8 points by rgrieselhuber 2y ago|9 comments
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Always
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
That is the question, which is why I said insert definition here.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Yeah just depends on who you’re talking to. There are various cliques out there.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Well, yes, but there was a presumption of fairness (insert definition here) in pure ranking of content based on quality, backlinks, etc. that sort of thing. Personally I never believed it but it was a pervading belief.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
This has been making waves in the SEO world. I was always more surprised that people honestly believed Google wasn't manipulating results. In the political realm it was treated as tinfoil hat territory.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
This is a great test / question. More generally, it tests knowledge with basic linux tooling and mindset as well as experience level with data sizes. 6TiB really isn't that much data these days, depending on context and storage fo
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Very true. It can be hard to properly articulate a position without feeling like you’re being too aggressive, I struggle with this a lot.
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
The best advice I got early in my career on this topic was: “Nobody serious is going to take you seriously if you give one option as the ‘way it has to be.’ Everything has trade-offs, you will be much more effective as a communicator if you
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Any plans to support Hetzner?
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American Airlines backtracks on blaming 9-year-old for being filmed in bathroom(abcnews.go.com)
1 points by rgrieselhuber 2y ago|0 comments
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MIT engineers make filters from tree branches to purify drinking water(news.mit.edu)
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
I’ve gotten very good results with Japanese output in GPT-4 but it takes a little work.
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Magna Carta (Latin)(magnacartaplus.org)
1 points by rgrieselhuber 2y ago|0 comments
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
For non-Erlang people, what’s the reference?
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
Obviously I didn't ignore the fact that it was downvoted because I specifically mentioned it. I just don't derive my opinions from group consensus or magic internet points. I stand by what I wrote, for the reasons I explained. I u
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
You conveniently ignore my directly adjacent post where I make it clear that I found this "controversy" while attempting to learn more about the author. The other commenters made him sound interesting, so I wanted to see what his
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
What would be the context of signing one's name to support something like Polanski that would make it excusable? It's not random shit I went looking for, I was educating myself on a writer I hadn't heard of and came across th
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by rgrieselhuber 2y ago
I was rather surprised at the number of downvotes pointing out that the guy supported an (alleged…) child rapist.
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by rgrieselhuber 3y ago
Depends on whether it’s a manufacturing flaw, maintenance issue, or both.
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by rgrieselhuber 3y ago
Exploding deficits, tent cities, shit covered sidewalks, blackouts, palpable corruption, to name a few. No, I don’t think it’s limited to California, that state just kind of serves as a time machine for the rest of the country.
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by rgrieselhuber 3y ago
It’s not the reason I call it a failed state but it does occur with more frequency than other states. It’s a matter of something that happens in an emergency vs ongoing issues.
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by rgrieselhuber 3y ago
Toxic waste such as fluoride should be removed too.
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by rgrieselhuber 3y ago
This gets to the heart of it. Humans are good at keeping a working memory, as a group or individuals, as lore.
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by rgrieselhuber 3y ago
Agreed. The TZ example is a lot stronger. That said, the overall point -- that the stance of these mega corps that rely on these projects do very little to ensure their longevity -- is well made.

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