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What frustrates me most about Quadratic Voting, and in general a lot of ideas promoted by Glen Weyl and his coterie, is that arguments in its favour almost completely ignore the significant additional cognitive burden it places on the popul
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Start building the things that you want to build, and you'll learn what you need to along the way. This is the strategy that has brought me the most joy and, not coincidentally, it has also been the most effective by far.
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How do these devices actually work?
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Started a scripted podcast with my little brother about our misadventures trying to get our scripts produced in Bollywood (Indian film industry) and Hollywood. It's called The Content Podcast -- https://contentpod.substack.c
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Reflections on Trusting Trust (Ken Thompson's Turing Award Lecture) [pdf]
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Λv Example in PLT Redex
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This is really neat. Is any of your code that uses this open source?
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Taking an SICP-like class in Racket and playing with recursive constructs for the first time was one of the highlights of my CS education. This language gave more unalloyed joy than anything else I've done as a programmer, though I
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The snippets feature has always seemed somewhat shady to me -- in essence, it steals pageviews from the websites that did the hard work of sourcing the information.
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Usability Squared: Principles for doing good systems research in robotics
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A Simple, Open-Source Ventilator Using a Proportional Solenoid Valve
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Dosa at the Airport
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Population flow drives spatio-temporal distribution of Covid-19 in China
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I've contacted some of the authors behind them to ask if they'd be willing to open source -- I suspect if enough people email they will.
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CDC list of Covid-19 forecasts
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Zeitgeber (Greg Egan short story)
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More With Less: Reopening India with limited Covid-19 testing resources
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113B Covid tests to reopen India
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Run for office and swell the (paltry) ranks of technically literate legislators.
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We Wouldn't Work for the Galactic Empire If It Were Against McKinsey's Values
(honestyisbest.com)
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Why All Eyes Are on Billie Eilish, the New Model for Streaming Era Success
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There is a fair amount of debate about this, with a number of high-quality studies such as ( https://jasn.asnjournals.org/content/18/7/2198 ) coming to the conclusion that the additional risk is minimal even wi
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We use a Palak-based Saag that has a mix of other green leaves as well.
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Our main differentiator is specifying the macronutrients and allowing you to pick between different macronutrient profiles. You're not likely to get that at your local Indian place.
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I don't think you'll find Saag with the macronutrients specified at your local Indian restaurant, and you definitely won't find Saag Seitan with the amount of protein we're offering anywhere that I'm aware of. While
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Saag is the generic term for a curry of leafy vegetables ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saag ), and Palak means spinach. Saag Paneer and Palak Paneer are often used interchangeably in the US. The quality of these dishes
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Hi, sorry about the confusion, I think we emailed you back. At the moment we're only doing one-time orders, you'll have to re-order each week.
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With Pashi, you get to choose the macronutrient ratio, which is not something restaurants expose or that frozen variants allow to customize.
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Feel free to email me (soham@pashi.com), happy to talk!
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We absolutely intend to expand to more menu items as we get some traction and people get used to basic concept. We actually started with a version of the service with a lot of dishes, but people were getting very confused about what exactly
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