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by sjtgraham 4y ago
Salt and potassium is all you need.
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by sjtgraham 4y ago
All of these things are fat soluble. You carry enough in your body fat. The only thing you need to supplement is salt and potassium. See Angus Barbieri.
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by sjtgraham 4y ago
Days 3-5 are the worst then it really is easy (I'm not just saying that). After that, your only limitations are your tolerance for boredom and how much body fat you have.
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by sjtgraham 4y ago
Reverse engineering does not necessarily imply circumvention of technical countermeasures, e.g. removal of DRM. Reverse engineering would also be a copyright infringement issue, which does have a carve out for reverse engineering.
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by sjtgraham 4y ago
Thanks for noticing. I do have a unique perspective indeed, and that is exactly the activity we engage in. It was never criminal. Reverse engineering for interoperability has always been permitted by law.
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by sjtgraham 4y ago
Let’s assume this is a good faith question: 1. OP isn’t qualified to do so, neither are you for that matter. 2. It stigmatizes mental illness. 3. It doesn’t refute my point. It’s not germane to the point of being mean-spirited, contrary to
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by sjtgraham 4y ago
A very thoughtful reply. Thank you. For the avoidance of doubt, you clearly do not lack morals yourself :)
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by sjtgraham 4y ago
I expect to get downvoted to oblivion for this but whatever. Your comment completely lacks morals. Selling something to the highest bidder implies you have no hesitation about selling exploits to criminals. You don’t have to do research on
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by sjtgraham 4y ago
> As Brazillian I deal all the time with online distrust with Brazillians, and often when people explain why they distrust us, I can't fault them, there are even online games where Brazillians have their own server separate from the
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by sjtgraham 4y ago
It’s not relevant. Is anyone expecting him to be the CEO? Far more likely he’s going to appoint competent operators to run Twitter. Whether this is a good outcome for the shareholders is the only germane point up for discussion IMO.
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by sjtgraham 4y ago
The funny thing is he would probably have gotten more views if he faked a loss of power but did everything right and put the plane down safely instead of bailing.
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
Maybe. YC registered "Hacker News" as a trademark a few years ago.
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
You can't assign something you don't own, and if you've signed an IP assignment agreement it's not yours anymore. Your best bet is to get a carve out for your specific side projects, or find a job somewhere that will acc
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
I have a suitcase Mark 1 Rhodes with the old style Fender badge. It's a truly beautiful instrument. This looks like a wonderful update.
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
It’s a brand new company. Give them a chance to work these things out.
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
Yea, I'd agree that the misaligned incentives problem isn't nearly as bad for you guys as it in with retail banking. Good luck, rooting for you!
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
It's not as long as they expressly state there is no relationship or endorsement with the brokerages where there isn't one.
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
Congrats on the launch! I'm the CEO and co-founder of https://teller.io that uses private mobile banking APIs to provide access to bank accounts too, and you're right it's the way to go. We don't think regula
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
I don't this really matters or adds anything to the conversation. His point is YC wields power and can crowd out early stage investors in an ostensibly competitive market. It would be more useful to focus on that instead of splitting h
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
> I increasingly wish I could go back to my 20s. Now I feel too old to go to festivals, bars and clubs and make new friends that way. This is all in your head. When was the last time you were somewhere, saw someone and thought "ugh,
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
This doesn't seem at all plausible. I can't think of a country I have been to in the world that didn't have Sega arcade machines. I'd be shocked if simply manufacturing and selling the machines wasn't more lucrative
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
I don't think it's necessary to legislate for that per se. This is just indicative that Google has monopoly power in online advertising. With at least somewhat functional competition you would have an alternative to buying shame a
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
A couple of months ago I had a Zoom meeting with the CEO of another startup. I remarked his camera must be good because the capture was of incredible quality. His "webcam" was actually one of the Canon ones on the list. https:&#x
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
How many times have you raised venture capital?
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
IIRC Rails was actually extracted from Basecamp. The "DHH makes a blog" video was the hello world demo that made Rails famous.
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
Of the top 10 wealthiest people in the world this year, all 8 Americans are completely self-made. Outstanding evidence of America being a meritocracy if you ask me.
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
All exploits stop working once they're patched.
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by sjtgraham 5y ago
I'm not an expert but it does seem incorrect. As I understand it (correct me if I am wrong), the brain cannot function alone on ketone bodies and always needs some glucose. Even when fully depleted and in deep ketosis, the liver will s
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by sjtgraham 6y ago
Mantraps that use deadly force are illegal in the USA.
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by sjtgraham 6y ago
Yea, I totally agree. We should just stop naming things at this point and just assign everything a UUID v4 label instead. /s

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