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by sova 6y ago
Super cool. Very happy you got some great heads on it. I think time-based ads with an estimate for how many queries went through and saw it, and then an after-ad-session count of how many people likely saw it based on whatever stat tracki
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by sova 6y ago
Awesome! By the way, if you ever monetize using advertisements, might I suggest using time-based bidding for keywords similar to a billboard, that way you really don't have to track anyone to make ad revenue, too.
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by sova 6y ago
LSTN makes headphones and gives hearing aids to people when you buy some of their cans. Pretty cool. Would like more ethical action paired with luxury products. https://lstnsound.com/
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by sova 6y ago
A perpetual stimulus or a guaranteed income would certainly solve a lot of problems for all. Even though it will likely often trickle up to the landlords, it will enable a lot more freedom and economic output, and it does not have to be a
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by sova 6y ago
If a group of toddlers gets their cat is stuck in a tree, calling the largest toddler over to fetch it will also not work. We have to be more creative than resorting to brutalist means. True, I did not offer a solution, but if I suggested
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by sova 6y ago
>If the money is directly redistributed to those who need it, how is that the government deciding how it should be used? When has this ever happened in the history of mankind? As soon as the government gets cash, when is it "redist
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Kanji Lesson: Doing everyday things with joy(japanesecomplete.substack.com)
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by sova 6y ago
A physics professor once taught "a small amount of water is like glue, a lot of water is like a lubricant"
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by sova 6y ago
>Uber’s advocating on behalf of workers comes amid an ongoing battle around how to classify rideshare drivers and delivery workers. Uber has long argued that its workers are not employees, while many gig workers have argued they are misc
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by sova 6y ago
The assumption that a "wealth tax" will lead to a more equitable system is predicated on the assumption that: the government can use your dollar more effectively than you can at creating an equitable [wild, wild] world. "It
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by sova 6y ago
Very interesting and I hope this leads to actual recompense/compensation for people "thanklessly maintaining" OSS. Not sure how it possibly fits into Google's newfound profit-at-all-costs motive, but the gesture is an i
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Jennifer Doudna Nobel Prize in Chemistry (2020)(youtube.com)
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by sova 6y ago
Collections are primary. [Sequences], {:key value} pairs called maps, and other collections are the fundamental building blocks. Makes a huge difference when you start with sensible datatypes what sort of power you have.
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by sova 6y ago
Incisive and based in clear economic motivation -- that sounds more like the big G these days. George Washington himself warned against the meddling of foreign powers in our democracy, but if we cannot entertain discussion on such things i
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by sova 6y ago
Is it not a computer first, cellphone second?
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by sova 6y ago
>This work demonstrates that, through careful chemical design, it is possible to modify a psychedelic compound to produce a safer, non-hallucinogenic variant that has therapeutic potential. Hoffman would be very interested in this news.
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Kanji Learning via English Context(japanesecomplete.substack.com)
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by sova 6y ago
https://dl.acm.org/doi/pdf/10.1145/3386321 Check out pages 71:26 and 71:27 for "Codebase introduction and retention" between Clojure and Scala. I'd like to see more graphics like these to illu
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by sova 6y ago
I would want to treat it as a customer interview, asking them about specific situations where they had to negotiate customer needs, how they decide what features are proper and what are extraneous, and how they get buy-in from the team to i
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Not all programming languages are equal.
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by sova 6y ago
I am concerned about FISA and FISC. Based on what I have read, they could, if they deemed necessary at any point down the line, coerce surveillance, and also issue a gag order so one could not even tell people about the coerced surveillanc
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by sova 6y ago
Impressively bold moves. Thanks for the links... very related.
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Ask HN: Is LinkedIn tracking every keystroke?
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Four Types of Kanji (2019)(learnjapanesebest.wordpress.com)
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by sova 6y ago
Deep focus is very precious and really requires immersing oneself in the topic - oftentimes far away from a screen or blinky lights. Rich Hickey has a great quote about hammocks: when you're in one, nobody can tell you're not sle
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To Learn Japanese, You Need a Rocketship(learnjapanesebest.wordpress.com)
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by sova 6y ago
Pay-per-click implies a surveillance network to track authentic clicks. What if search engines were privacy-first? What if a search engine had "billboard time" for advertising on search queries with a bidding system, rather than
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Puubl: Privacy in a Search Engine(puubl.com)
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by sova 6y ago
Sounds like chaos theory -- small "variations" in the initial starting conditions can take you to a whole different place
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by sova 6y ago
Isn't Chromium open source since [insert year here] and therefore free labor for the G?

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