rsanek

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by rsanek 5y ago
This one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1KtTAb9Tl6E
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by rsanek 5y ago
How about other banned terms like accessibility, unite/unity, restrooms, fairness, diversity? Do those also feel unreasonable for any company to include in an internal app? To me, these terms are only concerning because it's Amaz
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by rsanek 5y ago
That percentile can vary pretty significantly based on where you live.
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by rsanek 5y ago
https://quoteinvestigator.com/2012/08/06/succeed-fail/
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by rsanek 5y ago
You could reduce this to just rounding using the 40% rule + minimum of 1 bold letter right? 1 * .4 = .4, 1 bold letter (minimum) 2 * .4 = .8, 1 bold letter 3 * .4 = 1.2, 1 bold letter 4 * .4 = 1.6, 2 bold letters etc.
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by rsanek 5y ago
I don't think like/dislike counts were ever a good way to identify misinformation, and I would argue that even if they were, they shouldn't be.
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by rsanek 5y ago
Is it not? I'm sure this would be very difficult to get right, but I've often wondered why there isn't more innovation in the direction of not censorship but rather "gating" behind proof of knowledge. What I mean is
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by rsanek 5y ago
I for one welcome this kind of development and hope to see more of it. Corporations shouldn't just be held to the standard of how much profit can they make. It's crazy to me that there's a whole separate "B corp" de
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by rsanek 5y ago
For those that are on the creation side, I've found genanki [1] to be a joy to work with. I have a service that auto-generates a bunch of cards from code and then spits out an `apkg`. I've made what I consider the funnest part of
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by rsanek 5y ago
Honestly, even that hasn't been my experience. I've seen multiple situations where there are known, significant under-billings but resourcing a project to clean that up somehow never materializes. Intuitively it doesn't make
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by rsanek 5y ago
Interesting article, but I couldn't help but feel that much of it wasn't really 'dropping out' but more of relying on others. These passages in particular struck me as basically taking something from the system without p
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by rsanek 5y ago
https://www.gwern.net/Littlewood
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by rsanek 5y ago
How would 90-10 work vs. 80-20 -- even less work for 10% more gain? Perhaps you could have 90-25 or 90-30 but it seems to me like 90-10 is impossible in comparison to 80-20 unless the 10 is not a subset of the 20.
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by rsanek 5y ago
I hope folks that take this stance support creators in another fashion, like through Patreon. Otherwise the content that is consumed by those ad blocking won't get produced, simply because the creator can't make a living off of it
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by rsanek 5y ago
Would still love to see a source if you have one!
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by rsanek 5y ago
Source? In particular for restaurants and other businesses that rely on service jobs, I've typically read the opposite.
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by rsanek 5y ago
Interesting that Europe as a whole has fared worse across basically the whole pandemic vs. Canada: https://ourworldindata.org/explorers/coronavirus-data-explor...
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by rsanek 5y ago
As a decade long Android user that switched to iPhone when the 13 came out, I was expecting that but I've actually been pleasantly surprised. The new shortcuts app in iOS offers a surprising amount of customizability and scripting. Tru
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by rsanek 5y ago
Do you have a source for this? Interested to read about how they measure curiosity / love of learning
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by rsanek 5y ago
>Also, we know that ADHD results in reduced life expectancy, so ADHD medication just has to improve that number for it to be pretty good. I'm hesitant to agree with this statement outright -- on the population level, I do think it m
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by rsanek 5y ago
I've found the Fitbit API to be pretty usable.
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by rsanek 5y ago
>That was also a time of great cynicism. We almost did not get our first fund raised. Nobody was buying the story we were telling. Not sure I understand the parallel being drawn here when the market cap of crypto currently stands at over
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by rsanek 5y ago
How could you possibly know this when there are tens of thousands of this car sold every month? This anecdote doesn't even have to be part of any broader problem.
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by rsanek 5y ago
It's crazy to me how all of these examples are either legumes or legume derivatives, and the one exception (quinoa) actually isn't a very good source of protein.
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by rsanek 5y ago
That intro video has ripped a section of Google's project starline clip -- https://youtu.be/Q13CishCKXY
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by rsanek 5y ago
Given this huge caveat, the title of the article is at best extremely deceiving. It's bonkers to me that this was the comparison they chose (watched at 1x speed -> 1 week delay -> test) vs (watched at 2x speed -> 1 week delay
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by rsanek 5y ago
The bond tent [0] is an elegant option to deal with sequence risk. It does mean though that you'll need to save a bit more to offset the years your money is out-of-market and not making those 7% returns. [0] https://www.kitc
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by rsanek 5y ago
Amex cards allow balances to be carried as long as a minimum is paid each month, just the same as with any other credit card. https://www.americanexpress.com/us/benefits/payment-flexibil... The primary reason Amex
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by rsanek 5y ago
What companies are exiting within 2-3 years of raising a Series A, B, or even C? Strongly disagree that companies are going public sooner, if you compare when eg msft / goog went public vs airbnb / uber the market cap is radically
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by rsanek 5y ago
Do you have any specific examples? What do you mean by 'clean up' exactly?

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