thecrazyone

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by thecrazyone 8y ago
lol. That's a keynesian reference if anyone was wondering :)
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
> Mostly what we think others should spent their money on is irrelevant. Yup yup. One would think this is almost a tautology but sadly isn't
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
> Depends on the game. lol > When I am playing a game, my computer's power consumption increases by a lot. I am using more energy and ultimately generating more entropy in the universe. Is it worth it? Yup, that's the right
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
Maybe you're jumping to the conclusion too fast. Most coins don't have publicly declared vulnerabilities (ie there might be many 0days). But it might be untrue that bitcoin price is not being manipulated (an attack itself on the n
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
I'm an economics noob, but is `comparing regional prices to national income` in some way technically wrong or misleading in some way?
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
### Features: - Fast. As fast as npm and Yarn. - Efficient. One version of a package is saved only ever once on a disk. - Deterministic. Has a lockfile called shrinkwrap.yaml. - Strict. A package can access only dependencies that are specif
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Nodejs: Fast, disk space efficient package manager: pnpm(pnpm.js.org)
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
As a neutral observer, I've not been on past threads. Most people who don't have particular interest in this haven't. It would be nice to hear both sides of the argument
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
Well, packages are testable. You can test the api of a package today. Having people write said tests is the tough part. Did you mean to say something else?
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
This, this is why I love HN, logical people making good points
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
I really like your current life state as you've mentioned it. I've saved to wonder if that's (perhaps in part) my life goal. I'm in my late 20s, maybe a reasonable time to think where I want to land up or the journey I w
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
Maybe that's just a different kind of life, I guess?
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
Wow! In your starting paragraphs you portrayed your billion dollar company as if it was a struggling business just scraping by
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by thecrazyone 8y ago
To be honest, I'm not seeing the difference between uber and Amazon. It just feels like you're giving your interpretation of the situation rather than the reality. You day this about uber > It lets people make money from their
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
Not OP, but a fertilizer is a reasonable embodiment of something that turns desert soil into something in which plants can grow
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
Well today I learnt this ... :)
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
haha :D
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
Wow, these days I see so many people who "know" India on the internet. I'm starting to get to know how the US folk feel, where every other YouTube channel caters to them or when many websites (or at least the ones I visit) as
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
# Solution for issue #1 (shitty product buyers): I think you should charge (if you're not already) for the repairs. This is just to 1) make sure you get paid for your effort and keep it sustainable or grow, 2) that we're accountin
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
Oh! I used a similar mathematical model while finding a spouse. I figured, that for me, 37% (1/e) worked out to 13 people. This (finding people) is a space I've spent a lot of time doing, planning, understanding, and thinking abou
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
Android has multiple users mode with a separate pin etc. Not sure about parental controls though
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
Haha "remote controlled dog" was funny. You've recreated Pavlov's experiment albeit updated it for our tech century :D
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
I don't equity investments align in interest either - among Founders, angels, VCs, PEs and public shares. There's enough material to backup the struggle between any of these entities
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
Tariffs would hurt US more than it would California. Tariff is a cost paid by US citizens to benefit non-competitive US suppliers.
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
California needn't have heavy border patrol if US-California relations are peaceful. For reference: see European borders. You can just walk over to another country most of the time.
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
I empathize with your condition and your thoughts. However, the problem is not the rich. This is a classic case of [tall poppy syndrome]( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tall_poppy_syndrome ). There indeed are a two sets (
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
On tangential note, California should secede from US.
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
I think there is systematic bias in such rules because employees outnumber employers and corporations can't vote. For example: 1) In such scenarios, I wonder how is it okay for an applicant to use all tactics they want (note: there is
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
The youtube video you've linked is so satisfying and exciting to watch. I guess this is the premise of Twitch :) I've spent quite sometime on super hexagon myself.
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by thecrazyone 9y ago
Just curious, do you mean that SV's a dead end for talented software engineers? or just that it tracts most of them?

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