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by tdb7893 9y ago
You can be wise and have mental health issues. In my experience often my friends with depression are wisest on this stuff because they have to deal with it all the time. Also, I don't think underlying health issues diminish it that muc
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by tdb7893 9y ago
It's kinda weird because they both just occupy small niches in the business. My guess is that even if they combine they won't occupy a huge part of the market.
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by tdb7893 9y ago
For me the simplest is to find hobbies that I like. I do martial arts or board games. They are both pretty social and easy to start for new people
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by tdb7893 9y ago
I disagree with Milo and think that a lot of what he says and does is pretty awful but he's not just some raving lunatic and he's pretty savvy when it comes to media
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Current game ai is vastly different than this I think. I think there is a good writeup on the ai from FEAR that might be a decent read
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by tdb7893 9y ago
In my experience 1 on 1s are nice because it allows me and my boss to speak in private consistently. When we are both in cubicles it's hard for me to have candid conversations if I know everyone is listening. It probably depends on the
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by tdb7893 9y ago
The artificial segmentation I don't like because I view it as a market failure. In a more competitive market they probably wouldn't be able to segment it like that
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by tdb7893 9y ago
I read HN for technical content so humor is fine as long as it doesn't distract from the content much. It's like a work meeting, humor is good but not of it distracts from what the actual point is
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by tdb7893 9y ago
I personally like the more serious tone here. I get enough of the memes on reddit (and slack) so it's nice to have a place that actually generally has serious discussion. Also if you want less serious discussions there are already tons
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by tdb7893 9y ago
The problem is that their systems aren't very good so if it's just APIs then it's more than likely a cloud provider would provide similar APIs and eat their lunch. The only thing they seem to really be able to do in this spac
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Wouldn't that both be horrible for business and also run them into major anti-trust issues?
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Does anyone here think that this is a good thing? If this is actually a thing then some people must actually think this is a good idea and it would be interesting to hear from them.
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Can anyone at GitHub corroborate this? I know there is a lot if sexism in the industry but this particular claim seems a little suspect.
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by tdb7893 9y ago
I think Al Franken referenced some time where some Koch brothers funded institution already did this. That's also ignoring the fact that this is already how science works for the most part
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Even in single threaded programs immutability can make things easier to reason about. I've had to look at some old Java projects and the easiest time I've had reasoning about them was a project that used mostly immutable objects.
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding but are you saying that it's likely that we will see a proliferation of private blockchains that interact with public blockchains (kinda like how the internet works now)?
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by tdb7893 9y ago
How good is the model they are using? They are making all of the conclusions based on a model but data on the model doesn't seem in the scope of the article
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by tdb7893 9y ago
A lot of my girlfriend's friends work at or near minimum wage because they just need any job and the fact that there is a minimum wage seems to save them from complete poverty (and it's not like they are trying to start a family o
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Generally it is perfectly valid to judge a book by it's cover but the article is actually pretty different in tone from the headline so I think it's actually worth a read.
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by tdb7893 9y ago
It's a little harder because you can lock it with a pretty significant lock, it's generally moving, and it has a ton of location and camera data. If the police are notified of your exact position when you start the robbery it&#x27
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Email with a better UX seems like exactly what I want
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Can you use fresh and saltwater in the same pipes? I feel like they would need to stay separate and having all the infrastructure duplicated and appliances able to switch between the two sounds expensive.
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Are most offices not alcohol-free?
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by tdb7893 9y ago
The problem is that at the point where there is a trusted party to arbitrate disputes why do you need a blockchain? It seems ironic that it seems like we need some trusted governance over a system that is literally built upon the idea of di
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by tdb7893 9y ago
As someone who does martial arts (ranging from muay thai to aikido) if it doesn't work in the controlled environment of the ring it often won't work in the messy environment in the world. Krav Maga is really variable in quality an
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by tdb7893 9y ago
I'm a huge proponent of having kids do Judo. It's pretty safe, teaches people how to fall (and also defend themselves), and is amazingly good physical activity.
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by tdb7893 9y ago
If you google something like "neural net compression" you'll see a paper on it. It doesn't beat standard compression right now as far as I know
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Thanks, that makes more sense to me
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by tdb7893 9y ago
I can agree to the statement "we should work together on climate change" without making a binding commitment (which in my opinion would mean anything enforceable) so I'm not sure I get your point
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by tdb7893 9y ago
Maybe I'm misunderstanding something but it doesn't seem like someone can be wrong about how they feel about something.

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