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by sulam 8y ago
The issue here is that you have to teach your children about what a healthy relationship with technology looks like from a very young age these days. You also have to be able to demonstrate that you yourself have a healthy relationship with
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by sulam 8y ago
This whole story doesn’t hold water. It sounds much more like what happens when you have pushed your funding round right to the limit and then suddenly it evaporates.
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by sulam 8y ago
Yes, of course you have to early exercise. As you've pointed out. I don't know about downvotes, wasn't one of them.
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by sulam 8y ago
You early exercise, which means you pay for options that are not yet vested. If you quit you get refunded what you paid on un-vested shares.
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by sulam 8y ago
That entirely depends on what the parents do. Certainly doctors generally make more than caregivers so in this specific case the family would net more with a physician mother. There is also evidence that female children of working mothers t
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by sulam 8y ago
He has to find financing. There’s not that many entities that can finance a deal of this magnitude.
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by sulam 8y ago
I don’t have access to a biography of all the Field’s medalists. I am simply pointing out that there is a wide distribution of financial privilege in a list of famous mathematicians that I did not choose. I would argue this is unexceptional
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by sulam 8y ago
I played with one contact, and if you have vision as bad as mine you know there is essentially no chance that I would be able to build a stereo image of the ball with one eye uncorrected. I know this because I had to relearn how to play, an
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by sulam 8y ago
FWIW this is really not true. (The bit about stereo vision being required to see 3D.) When I was in college I was fairly decent on the ping pong table, call it high amateur. I also have very very bad vision - -5 diopters in one eye and -6 i
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by sulam 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Einstein https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/René_Descartes https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Forbes_Nash_Jr. https://en.wikipe
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by sulam 8y ago
I think once you hit his final wealth level you realize there’s another one that isn’t obvious to people lower down the wealth ladder. At some point your assets are making a substantial portion of your annual income for you passively. If yo
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by sulam 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Srinivasa_Ramanujan
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by sulam 8y ago
FWIW Trinity Alps has some pavement-grade approaches as well, for instance you can get onto the PCT right off a fairly major road (Sawyers Bar, which is not bad for the area -- although to be fair you've described 299 as a bad drive, w
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by sulam 8y ago
He named Linda before he had several fingers blown off too. I believe his crusade against the 90-something percent of climate scientists that believe in anthropogenic climate change is after he lost the fingers. I’m very sad he lost them, n
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by sulam 8y ago
This piece has a monopoly on the use of the word monopsony.
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by sulam 8y ago
I wonder more how it would have fared if DG weren’t kind of an asshole.
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by sulam 8y ago
You can see tweets without logging in. People do it all the time, and websites do it even more.
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by sulam 8y ago
And now they have your email?
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by sulam 8y ago
Is that an apples to apples comparison? I also don't expect Nobel physicists to have read Principia Mathematica.
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by sulam 8y ago
You’re suggesting that the winner of a Nobel Prize for Economics hasn’t read Adam Smith? I’m guessing you’re wrong.
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by sulam 8y ago
Wait, is it harmless or is it going to cause a cluster of diseases in the next few years?? It can't be both!
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by sulam 8y ago
The important part here, that the parent addressed, is the statement "small team", as an organizational structure distinct from, say, a "large team" which has the opportunity to experience Conway's law. It sounds li
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by sulam 8y ago
Here's a survey that might be interesting to you: https://www.itif.org/files/2011-impact-regulation-innovation... I can't promise that there isn't some bias in one direction or another, I just found it i
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by sulam 8y ago
And now you just motivated a CarTel. :)
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by sulam 8y ago
I don't actually think you're interested in that list, but there is a whole theory with scholarly support describing how regulations inspire innovation. It's called the "Porter Hypothesis" (the Porter of Porter&#x27
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by sulam 8y ago
Mr Fox, I need help understanding how to securely design this henhouse.
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by sulam 8y ago
Telescript is still something that intuitively seems like a good idea for a certain class of problem. In some ways, while it's a bit of a stretch, I would argue that Map/Reduce is a different encoding of this idea -- that the code
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by sulam 8y ago
I mean, clearly Kubernetes has won. That shouldn't be a matter of debate when Mesosphere is doing product releases with top-line functionality designed to make it easier for you to operate Kubernetes.[1] And Swarm has been a clear lose
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by sulam 8y ago
Listen, no offense, but you're not going to convince me that it's cool to price people out of the homes they live in simply because they've been in them for 10 years and the market has moved that much. There's an older m
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by sulam 8y ago
Attempting take this idea seriously, I just catalogued apps I have open right now that I know/suspect have no good equivalent on Linux: * Safari - might seem unnecessary, but it's a lot of the web * Discord - I hear they hav

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