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   by siavosh 6y ago

   pMD | Software Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Remote friendly | Full-time If you're interested in health care, helping doctors/nurses/staff take better care of their patients and work on the forefront of new healthcare models
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   by siavosh 6y ago

   +1 vote for creating a different system login. This cleaned up my dev environment as I experimented with new tools, and decluttered my brain when I context switch. Not to mention every time I login I am guilted when I choose a different pro
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   by siavosh 6y ago

   Yeah very cool. I’d say it qualifies as even artistic in aesthetics and meaning. Bravo.
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   The Roots of Progress(rootsofprogress.org)

   2 points by siavosh 6y ago|1 comments
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   by siavosh 6y ago

   Does anyone know the next most prolific/frequent commercial launcher after SpaceX and what their annual average is? The frequency of their launches seem completely nuts.
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   by siavosh 6y ago

   I'd love to do something like this with my kid when they get a little older, but am always hesitant on the health risks on grinding the mirror. Can anyone shed light on the health risks if any?
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   Effective Communication in Distributed Times(pmd.com)

   1 points by siavosh 6y ago|0 comments
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   Flash Loans(twitter.com)

   2 points by siavosh 7y ago|0 comments
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   Flipping the Philippines(zeihan.com)

   2 points by siavosh 7y ago|0 comments
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    I do a similar thing on a monthly basis; track how much is going into savings/investments as opposed to expenses, and after a few months you can start talking about average savings/investments. Trying to track expenses is so tedio
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    I use one of the robo-advisor apps (starts with W), and link all my accounts to it, and constantly play with it's retirement forecast calculator--it's the most sophisticated I've seen so far. Would love to use a second and ev
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    Ask HN: Any teams measure developer productivity via objective measures?

    1 points by siavosh 7y ago|0 comments
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    I would imagine the UK would like to have its cake and eat it too, but the US will make them choose.
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    I’m wondering if this is a negotiation tactic post Brexit as they’re about to enter trade negotiations with the US. Just a bluff bargaining chip to concede.
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    These tinker use cases of GPT2 (including the dungeon game) are amazing to see. As the model improves, makes me think of essentially everyone having access to a conversational Einstein, Lincoln etc...instant friends/advisors from histo
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    Following this advice can single handedly avoid so many negative things in all of our lives. The older I get I keep coming back to this lesson. For humanity to keep progressing we can't keep treating people as computers and expect them
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    For anyone unfamiliar, this is Martin Gurri's blog. He's the author of The Revolt of the Public (Stripe press), a book that's making the rounds in the tech industry. I'm part way through with it, but it's main thesi
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    I don't understand any of this.
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    I’m sure a lot of this will be up for friendly discussions in the next bilateral trade call.
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    This could almost be a proxy measure of civilizational complexity.
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    It's situations like this that the idea of a 'permanent web' like IPFS resonates.
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    My wife constantly reminds me of things too.
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    How we run Lost Art Press(blog.lostartpress.com)

    1 points by siavosh 7y ago|0 comments
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    Peter Zeihan, a geopolitical author, has had a long running thesis that after the end of the cold war, the US no longer has a motivation to maintain the post WWII order of multilateralism and ensuring the safety of global free trade with it
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    3rd party contributions may then incentivize the formation of special interest charity lobbies pushing for more fines unfortunately.
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    Same I can’t find any details on the mechanical mechanism they remove the weeds with. That seems like as much if not bigger challenge than identifying the weeds.
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    Can someone explain the difference between Sia vs Filecoin/IPFS. The latter seems to be still working on solving some fundamental crypto primitives before they can offer what seems like what Sia already claims to have solved?
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    Thanks. I think the best metaphor I can think of is how you can't convince a meaningful number of people to give up meat and buy the new vegetarian imitation meats by telling them it's better for the larger good; the only way is t
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    Hi Muneeb, curious to take your take on the following: (1) main reason dapps haven't found an audience yet (2) if you see a way forward through 'hybrid' architectures, say like coinbase but for non-financial applications?
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    by siavosh 7y ago

    It's supposedly a top priority for IPFS for 2019: https://blog.ipfs.io/78-ipfs-2019-roadmap/