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by tkxxx7 9y ago
On the one hand I agree with you about editing being harder. On the other hand, and having been an editor in the past, I can that overall it is much easier. Working within the writer's constraints is usually less difficult than trying
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Why is this being downvoted? It's like almost every post here is interpreted as right/wrong in the context of The Great Argument, and as such, folks are punished for sharing in general. rainbowmverse contributed an idea I'd n
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
I'm sure a lot of those dark market coins are going through BitPay.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
not hard to imagine his tweets are sharded onto a dedicated server beneath the White House or something.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Ask them to think up a way to implement a function to do X. Keep X simple, simplify further until you find common ground. Any other ways to implement? Tradeoffs? What about under this or that constraint? Ask about some peculiarities of thei
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
I recommend Echofon for mobile (I think it's $4 USD, but there's a free/ad version). First class list support that lets you essentially have multiple timelines. Easy to log into and switch between multiple accounts. less bugg
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
i'm sure it's easier to get off heroin when you're already off the streets
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
I don't know anyone who hasn't discovered that one
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Yes, I do not think "and" here was meant as a logical constraint.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
It's difficult to tell if GP miswrote, or you misunderstood, but it doesn't sound like they've made the mistake you're alluding to (I would expect them to be explicitly wrong).
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
There is another usage I've seen in AI discussions involving the uncertainty of the gap between current tech and general AI, and the chance we may cross it accidentally.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
> Wow, I seem to be rambling. Funny, I was just noting how much I enjoy the way you explain things. > Locals don't want to hire military spouses because they know you are going to move again when the military member gets assigne
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
A funny consequence is that Order vs. Chaos is almost entirely dependent on the scale you consider.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Sounds perfect for me. There's a lot less to consider walking in 60-65 than 70+ - half the time I don't walk to work because I don't want to show up sweaty and have to change. I'm from Michigan, though (SoCal now) so may
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Seems you've equated failing to successfully interrupt with "failing to react the same way". I think GP was pointing to the reception, not reaction.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
this library does: https://github.com/bigeasy/cadence
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
The rider price is undergoing "experimentation".
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Did you read the article? This was mentioned and multiple tweets were quoted.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Why didn't Twitter make this money a long time ago? All those tweets scrolling across TV for free...
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
I don't see any reason this can't be a halfway point though. If he wants to pour effort into building better drills, it's a good way to start profiting now before committing to public transit efforts (and maybe make the propo
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Zomato and Intuit stand out immediately to me. I would definitely back the testimonial point.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
I believe after 5-10 minutes, there is a fee.
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
I definitely think the knowledge would help, especially given the rigor in a course like this one - it's basically a part-time coding bootcamp - but I don't know if that much is necessary. As a recruiter I think it'd allow yo
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by tkxxx7 9y ago
Luckily Echofon gives lists the precedence they deserve. Been with it a few years now.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Why consider this example, though, when a Switch, or a concert ticket or iPhone or whatever, is not necessary for survival?
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
What does it matter if he knows the exact amounts? The point (one, of many) stands that the pay was lowered.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Fighting games, at a relatively high level anyway, are much more than muscle memory. Muscle memory would be the bare minimum to actually compete.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Omada Health, for one, hires junior PMs.
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
They paid for the largest professional social graph in existence. That is inherent value they can use to strengthen their own product line (or "synergy" or whatever term they've been using).
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by tkxxx7 10y ago
Agreed. PMs at my last job excelled at this. As a result, our "sprints" felt smooth and natural, and we always had time to eliminate technical debt.

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