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by stadium 5y ago
How do you define being "normal?". How do you manage the tension between your inward and outward presentations of yourself? It seems exhausting, and that's coming from someone who does that currently and idealizes some magic
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by stadium 5y ago
At what speed? Is there a distinction between these L4 and L5 levels and speed? Is a L3 at idle speed equivalent to an L5 at highway speed?
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by stadium 5y ago
I think I agree with you. My point is, if I see a car coming, I'm not going to cross the street and let it hit me. That's the reason parents teach their kids to look both ways before crossing the street. Some idiot driver, human
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by stadium 5y ago
The reaction time of a human should prevail before they look both ways to cross the street.
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by stadium 5y ago
Replying to self to be more direct. Cars sit idle 80-90% of their useful life. As an auto manufacturer I don't need to achieve L{n} autonomous to make money, I just need wheels moving not parked. Wheels moving at 20mph on local roads,
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by stadium 5y ago
I like driving. I see more value in an idle car autonomously driven to my doorstep for me to drive, than for an autonomous car to drive me. What's the risk profile of an empty autonomous car driving 20 mph on local roads to my doorste
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by stadium 5y ago
It's possible to train your mind to do this. It's not just musicians who find their inspiration in dreams. Albert Einstein and Salvador Dali practiced naps while holding an object over a plate. When they dozed off and dropped th
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by stadium 5y ago
Psychedelics are known for amplifying existing emotions and thought patterns, the "set" in "set and setting." Your experiment is very personal to your own mindset, and your focus on materialism likely influenced the outc
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by stadium 5y ago
A couple years ago I went through their hiring process and cycled through 3 different job titles / roles during the process. The final role wasn't something we even talked about, the HM came up with it on their own. It felt like
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by stadium 5y ago
Lot of room for accomplishment in a broad field!
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by stadium 5y ago
Good luck to those firms that have the fastest b-tree optimizations physically possible, and no customers.
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by stadium 5y ago
As a native English speaker I read "such as" to mean "including but not limited to." STEM is a field (although still broad) and they are looking for accomplishment in a field.
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by stadium 5y ago
Does this mean we are past peak-leetcode too?
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by stadium 5y ago
> Notably absent is achievement in any STEM field. It's covered by the first line of your quoted comment, right? "Special talents, achievements and awards in a particular field."
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by stadium 5y ago
Hackers? Isn't this a large part of the NSA's mission too? https://gcn.com/articles/2013/06/10/nsa-bumblehive-data-cent...
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by stadium 5y ago
Judging by the amount of candy yesterday at a trunk or treat event, there is no shortage. The source is a recently founded nonprofit with a clear incentive to push fear mongering pieces. This is basically a political blog. > ABOUT BROWN
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by stadium 5y ago
Did you replace the substances with other more positive habits?
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by stadium 5y ago
Do you want data on how diversity is beneficial to the bottom line? Or how paid referrals can contribute to homogenized employee demographics and less diversity? If you are truly curious and want to have a meaningful conversation I'm
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by stadium 5y ago
It's generally accepted now that more diversity has multiple business benefits, from IC level up to board of directors. And paid referrals tend to attract similar demographics and backgrounds. I only have anecdotal data. I honestly d
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by stadium 5y ago
First google result for "organizational cost of low diversity": https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.businessinsider.com/accentu...
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by stadium 5y ago
Paid referrals do get people in the door quickly, but at a cost of low diversity and homogenized skills and backgrounds.
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by stadium 5y ago
What are the disclosure laws if an exec has a stake in a public or private company, and there is an actual or potential vendor relationship with that company? Are there even laws for this, or is it more about company policies set by the BoD
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by stadium 5y ago
A bunch of things are conflated here that need to be untangled. Not all trauma is going to lead to an addiction. Not all addiction is to pills or drugs. Not everyone who takes opioids is going to form an addiction. Not all trauma is int
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by stadium 5y ago
What area are you located, and how did you find your guide? Word of mouth? Not looking so much for specifics, more to understand the process.
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by stadium 5y ago
There is space for respect and understanding in between fake & worthless and dangerous. These are multidimensional problems. The titled study seems very thoughtfully designed and operated, in a professional, ethical, and scientific man
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by stadium 5y ago
> why is to so few question what is actually causing such terrible emotional pain that must be self-medicated with incredibly potent medicaments? > Why is it that instead of acknowledging the rather uncomfortable root cause of those d
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by stadium 5y ago
> With drugs you get two choices: ineffective or potentially dangerous, often both. What type of drugs? Pharmaceutical or recreational? Natural or man-made? Taken to escape or numb, or with respect and gratitude? Abused or moderated?
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by stadium 5y ago
For 1 & 2, most companies are going to partner with a core banking service provider. Core banking is basically a specialized ERP for banks. The big players are Fiserv, FIS, Finastra and Jack Henry[0] [0] Paywalled, but a relevant link
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Ask HN: How are gasoline refinery inputs used after electric vehicles take over?
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by stadium 5y ago
There are several city parks outside of downtown overrun with homeless encampments. Many roadside parking strips and interstate greenspaces too. It's widespread. The city is trying to move people into housing but there's a lot o

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