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by shoto_io 5y ago
Yes. But then again they didn’t start out as endemic virus but as a pandemic one. They probably wrecked a lot of havoc before becoming just a cold. Mayas and Aztecs can tell.
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Quantum data link established between two distant Chinese cities(newscientist.com)
4 points by shoto_io 5y ago|1 comments
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Yeah, maybe you're right. My experience with NDAs is indeed limited. At least that naive thought crossed my mind, which might be true for OP as well.
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Which is exactly what I would do when I had signed strict NDAs...
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by shoto_io 5y ago
I referenced to the same theory above. It seems to have died out, again. The idea had a long winter and then came back. Maybe history is repeating.
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Is this in any way support for the "Vibration theory of olfaction"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vibration_theory_of_olfaction
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Which is probably the source of the emails?
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by shoto_io 5y ago
It might be a matter of perspective? How many devs are there in the world? How many would die to work at a FAANG?
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by shoto_io 5y ago
What I hate about crypto: These extreme positions on the subject. It has become like politics, bipartisan. How is this useful? Where is the middle ground?
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Does the exact content really matter that much though? There was a letter, it was rude, they had a lot of fun writing it…
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Just to clarify: I wasn’t saying anything positive or negative about that. Just wanted to share my real-world experience. Before I naively thought that standards are very rigid :)
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by shoto_io 5y ago
The reality of standards is: there is no standard. My experience is that companies take standards as guidelines and then modify/develop their implementations to their needs.
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by shoto_io 5y ago
It started out interesting, but like many long reads I stopped in the middle asking myself, where this was going. What is the f*cking “so what” of this article? If someone knows, pls share.
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Maybe an app??
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by shoto_io 5y ago
> "If you take the risk profile down to influenza, it fundamentally changes how we deal with this pathogen ... it's not something that shuts down society," Chagla said. Yes, because it is becoming endemic like any other
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by shoto_io 5y ago
I believe the point of OT was: it doesn’t matter that much if you view stocks as long-term investments. At its all-time high in 2007 the S&P was roughly at 1,500 points. It returned to this value in 2013 I believe, and is now over 4,500
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Same here. I met some great, great people and had a great time intellectually. But I never needed anything I learned there in my career and basically "lost" 5 years compared to peers.
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by shoto_io 5y ago
>We were walking and it was funny to me absolutely nobody who worked there said hello or acknowledged him - and most people honestly seemed to take awkward turns likely to avoid him. By statements like that, people who worked at Apple
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Yes it does. You need to scroll down.
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Side question: the road and everything looks super tidy. No trash, all new. Is this normal for China? Or was this filmed in an upscale neighborhood?
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by shoto_io 5y ago
> And the plagiarism detection software was indeed fooled! What the student didn’t realize is that teachers don’t need software to be able to tell the difference between honestly composed sentences and computer-generated gibberish. Hi
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by shoto_io 5y ago
No second birthday feeling whatsoever?
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Are there stats on incidents per kilometer/mile? Thirty sounds a lot but then again, it might be a very tiny number compared to the mileage.
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by shoto_io 5y ago
ad 1. there is a very interesting Ted Talk making exactly the same point by contrasting it with the situation of women in India. https://www.ted.com/talks/yasheng_huang_does_democracy_stifl...
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Wrote it elsewhere already: > Devices are also going out to Harvard Medical School, the University of Texas, and the Institute for Advanced Consciousness Studies (a California lab focused on researching altered states) to study such thi
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Jobs of a Startup CEO(sajithpai.com)
2 points by shoto_io 5y ago|0 comments
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Now, next, later: Roadmaps without the Drudgery(medium.com)
3 points by shoto_io 5y ago|0 comments
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by shoto_io 5y ago
> Devices are also going out to Harvard Medical School, the University of Texas, and the Institute for Advanced Consciousness Studies (a California lab focused on researching altered states) to study such things as Alzheimer’s and the e
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Of course. That’s because they’re a VC! In fact the first large VC who realized that having an own media outlet would benefit their startups immensely. https://fortune.com/2021/01/20/tech-and-crypto-funder-and
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by shoto_io 5y ago
Hey there, can I call you? I have some questions about the future!

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