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by shishy 4y ago
I spent more time than that around that age and everything was fine. Not saying it's always fine but more context would give you better answers here. What games are they playing? Anything competitively? What anime are they watching? Do
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by shishy 4y ago
I am surprised this isn't higher... I always cancel immediately for auto-renewals.
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by shishy 4y ago
Ricoh GR3! Its compact nature meant for me that I actually took it with me to photograph things :)
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by shishy 4y ago
He also tried to push a candidate for election (Richard Irvin) that people didn't like. The instances of crime probably didn't help, but the day to day of being in Chicago is vastly different from the rhetoric that he and the news
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by shishy 4y ago
That small co is not small enough for you to learn as much as you think you will. Take amazon. Small to me means 4-5 people where you are forced to do a lot more than your job calls you to. In this case, a 300 size company will have annoyin
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by shishy 4y ago
Chase is solid. Capital One is probably good too since they're probably ahead of the others in terms of technology adoption. I don't like any online only banks like Ally, etc. Capital One was moving away from their branches but I
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by shishy 4y ago
https://www.manning.com/books/real-world-cryptography https://www.amazon.com/dp/3642041000?tag=readthistwice-20&li... -- along with his YouTube course: https://www.youtube.com/
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by shishy 4y ago
Exactly, truly appreciating art, or an artist requires coming across one or more pieces that really resonate with you (which is really a function of what's going on in your life, state of mind, mood, sensitivity, and general ability to
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by shishy 4y ago
Here's the full answer, imo seems levelheaded: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VfyrQVhfGZc&t=1520s
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by shishy 4y ago
His new book Build was an excellent read. Highly recommend it, really picks up after Chapter 2 with lots of good advice and anecdotes. It also contextualized where our startup is for me and helped me visualize what to anticipate in the futu
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by shishy 4y ago
I think engagement comes into play in both scenarios (having and not having a business model) and is really detrimental in the latter case. But if you have a business model then looking at engagement metrics can be incredibly useful in info
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by shishy 4y ago
You can also do visualizations with https://scite.ai ! The edges of the graphs show exactly what the papers (nodes) said about each other :) Here's a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P5J9EgAaai4
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by shishy 4y ago
We use this at scite [1] to power some of our features, kudos to Jason, Heather and the rest of the team for their awesome work on maintaining this infrastructure (and the rest of their work on Unpaywall, etc.) For context, many companies,
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by shishy 4y ago
Yes +1 from me been at the job 2 years.
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by shishy 4y ago
I think he already explained the mindset here by differentiating between moderating speech, and moderating behavior. So people who say certain things might still be banned or violate guidelines because of how they say it, but the event woul
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by shishy 5y ago
Yeah back then if an expert in the field said it was worth publishing, even if it was their paper, the editor usually complied. I think the more formal peer review became a thing as editors couldn't keep up with the pace of new publica
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by shishy 5y ago
This is maybe what you're looking for -- https://neuron.zettel.page/
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by shishy 5y ago
Can't read the links in the footer because it keeps rendering more things in the feed... but in case anyone else wanted the about page -- https://inside.com/corporate/about
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Convenience is King and Polish is quality(vanceism7.ml)
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by shishy 5y ago
Hopefully you've watched Avatar the Last Airbender by now :)
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by shishy 5y ago
Hah, I remember and love that quote. Such a fun play with words.
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by shishy 5y ago
> Mozilla would have zero issues getting 10 million users who would pay $100/year for it Call me a pessimist but I doubt this. Most people don't mind ads, and when you couple that with the vast number of free browser alternativ
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by shishy 5y ago
I don't think it's so nefarious... phone numbers were just the easiest way for them to create a portable social graph without requiring users to re-discover if anything changed. Plus, it looks like this move is going to push them
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by shishy 5y ago
Not sure if this is sarcasm... but I don't think OP made this ( https://github.com/dginev/ar5iv ), they are just sharing. Besides I don't think this is meant to be a total replacement that everyone is going to
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Unknown Security Pitfalls for Python (2021)(blog.sonarsource.com)
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by shishy 5y ago
fair enough! those communities always seems bigger when you're surrounded by them... :)
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by shishy 5y ago
pc is probably one of the most recognizable and respected folks in tech, the vast majority of people view him in a positive light and generally like the tone in which he comments on HN (forthcoming and open), so it's entirely possible
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by shishy 5y ago
Aren't people who exercise (bodybuilding) generally considered overweight (defined as having a too high weight for a given height?) I noticed the same as you pointed out but figured that might help explain some of that difference
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by shishy 5y ago
Learning might actually be better virtually than in person given the current situation -- there is a crazy amount of teacher / substitute teacher shortage (staffing issue) due to them being out because of exposure / symptoms. Plus
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by shishy 5y ago
Keynote if I need to do custom graphics with voice-overs Otherwise just record with quicktime + audio

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