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theli0nheart
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theli0nheart
3y ago
Despite your response, I'm going to engage with you and assume positive intent. Let's perhaps first back up; what would actually convince you that atrocities and crimes against humanity occurred on October 7th?
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theli0nheart
3y ago
Here's one: https://www.october7.org/ And another: https://oct7map.com/
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3y ago
I was in the audience and was a heavy Python user at the time. As another commenter mentioned, this was during a round of several lightning talks. These talks generally can be about pretty much anything. I don't remember the others, bu
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How to Start a Startup (2005)
(paulgraham.com)
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4y ago
I began a complete clone about a year ago, but paused work when I decided to start a startup :) It was mainly just a technical exercise, but comments like yours make me think that people would actually use it.
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theli0nheart
4y ago
Yeah but...those machines are huge and weigh a lot. Pound for pound, Apple gear is worth much more.
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theli0nheart
4y ago
Came here to write this. That Julius Caesar burned the library seems to be a common misconception.
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4y ago
> Legally yes, a woman has to cover her upper body while men do not. In the U.S., female toplessness is illegal in only two states (Tennessee and Missouri). In the rest, legal status is either unclear or it's expressly legal. So a
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theli0nheart
4y ago
No, the bank is actually insolvent. > On March 8, 2023, the Bank announced a loss of approximately $1.8 billion from a sale of investments (U.S. treasuries and mortgage-backed securities). On March 8, 2023, the Bank's holding compa
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theli0nheart
4y ago
> Early investors often have a ROFR (Right of first refusal) in their share agreement, in which case they will have the right to buy shares proportional to the amount of dilution they would otherwise suffer (so they can maintain their %
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theli0nheart
4y ago
> For electric cars, no-one needs 48A (11.5kw) charging (unless you bought a hummer EV and then you’re an idiot). The city can start denying permits for charging at more than 24-32A unless you have enough battery storage to cover it up.
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theli0nheart
4y ago
No. Steve Jobs didn’t “retire”—the board fired him. And he was only reinstated as CEO because Apple bought his new company, NeXT. Bill Gates never came back once he left.
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4y ago
For sure, but we’re talking in the context of a home charger here.
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theli0nheart
4y ago
This is a bit of a nitpick, but L2s don’t charge slowly. Ours gets us about 30 miles per hour, so we get fully charged after a normal day’s worth of driving in about 30 minutes.
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theli0nheart
4y ago
What you're describing (bootstrapping a company to exit) doesn't seem at all like a failure.
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theli0nheart
4y ago
I had a similar realization, but it was a more generalized version of what you described. Unhappiness is what happens when expectations or desires don't match up with reality; if you want to be happy, learn to be content with the momen
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theli0nheart
4y ago
In life or death situations where seconds count, it’s best to not have to think about a decision tree. You never want to try to put out a grease fire with water, for instance.
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theli0nheart
5y ago
> Kevin Rose just raised $7M this weekend That article is dated December 21, 2021, so this was about 4 months ago.
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5y ago
I'm curious, do you have young kids? If so, I would very much like to know how you parented over the last two years to give your children a perfect experience. I had a 5 year old at home for the past two years, and no matter what you d
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theli0nheart
5y ago
This isn't really a source for what I was looking for. This article is from February 2021 and therefore has nothing to do with Omicron.
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5y ago
> Parking lot hospital: https://www.reuters.com/world/us/mississippi-hospital-puts-b ... I was referring specifically to Omicron, so both of your links aren't really what I was looking for—thanks anyways.
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5y ago
> Since Thanksgiving, cases have risen to the point where 80% of the hospital is filled with patients with COVID-19 and 90% of the ICU is filled with COVID-19." The confounding factor here is that this includes patients hospitaliz
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theli0nheart
5y ago
Thanks. This supports that there were some hospitals that ran out of beds but not that any ran out of supplies.
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5y ago
> Omicron absolutely crushed U.S. hospitals -- with some having to set up temporary emergency rooms in their parking structures. Many U.S. hospitals had to put off essential procedures and ran out of practically _everything_ (syringes,
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5y ago
Humans forget things and make mistakes, no matter what your job title is. Good systems and organizations take this into account and are fault tolerant.
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5y ago
It would be nice if that document cited sources or provided a methodology for how these values were derived.
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5y ago
This is a little different. This is akin to knocking on the door, asking if you can be let in, being invited in by the homeowner, and then having them give a tour around the house. It's entirely up to the owner of an S3 bucket as to wh
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5y ago
That's not how it works. If the hospital or lab provides PHI (protected health information) to the forensic lab, the forensic lab must sign a business associate agreement with the HIPAA covered entity that gives assurances to them that
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5y ago
My implication is that there’s no way to link up DNA to an individual without having a reference point. A hospital or lab (both covered entities) would provide this data (perhaps under subpoena?), and would ostensibly be working directly wi
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5y ago
Apple Health facilitates transmitting electronic health records on one's device with covered entities such as clinics. For this reason, they are required by law to maintain HIPAA compliance when entering into a business agreement with
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