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Can you tell me where I claimed capitalism works perfectly for everybody?
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2y ago
SO SO TRUE
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Let me hijack this with a hate story about my wife and minigolf games. Back in 1996 she thought maybe she needed a hobby. She was a housewife and we didn’t have any children yet. She said maybe she could do a game. At the time I was working
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It appears you’ve bought into some anti-capitalism talking points. Wealth concentrating in shareholder hands may very well make the world better. A huge amount of that is in pension funds. This helps your parents remain independent in retir
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2y ago
I was concerned you broke your streak on 6/23/23 but I heaved a great sigh of relief when you picked it up again on the 24th
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2y ago
Might want to reread https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and especially this section: In Comments Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes. Com
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2y ago
I think I disagree? Should one ever assume a dataset is sanitary?
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2y ago
Impressive. I didn’t know that was even possible. I am a living set of edge cases and I empathize.
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2y ago
Love seeing this. Reminds me of the years of interest techempower provided with their scrupulous and thoughtfully evolving web framework benchmarks https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#hw=ph&test=fortune&s...
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2y ago
> I think you make it seem like EU doesn't care at all about what member states do in regards to taxation Did GP change the original text? The closest match I can find to your assertion is where they said "or non-EU readers, no
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Legend has it that tardigrade was the one they sent into space
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2y ago
Yeah this blog is a find. Welcome to the 21st.
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Man there’s everything to love about this. A novel free dataset, complete example code, clear description of how to get it up and running—the ideal blog post IMHO. Delighted to learn about it.
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Ha! I meant to write powered Bluetooth but I can’t edit it now
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Insane! Bluetooth powered walking tables were admittedly not part of my 2024 bingo card. Love that thing.
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Not trying to be rude here. How did the screen burn-in happen?
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> iPhone batteries become subpar way faster than that, especially the older models who get more strained as they bear the heavier OS Anecdote from one person who buys lots of phones for extended family: I see no such phenomenon
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2y ago
That's pretty much all real-world datasets
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Oh, that is fantastic!
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2y ago
Beautiful
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I loved your books. Very clearly written with complete, usable examples. Models of their kind. I remember very well going into Barnes & Noble and sitting there with the books for a couple of hours before buying them, because it was on m
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Lex Fridman is having an affair with Pickles’ former wife, so… Lex sexes ex X head’s ex. I lied about Lex
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Golang: Some batteries not included (2021)
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Excuse me, I’m too busy on my monograph to deal with little people such as yourself
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I am super intuitive and also suspect that you probably coded frequently. In fact, I would assumed you did so on… a daily basis ;)
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> Then you'll need engineers to continually fight SEO, deal with spam overload and so on. Hey, Google should consider that approach!
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Call that time “consulting“ that you did for family reasons, but the need has passed. Tell them you learned an enormous amount but you’re just not built to be a freelancer. Employers don’t want to hire entrepreneurs. And that’s because true
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> He’s written 32 books and monographs I’ve written some books but “monographs” sounds more impressive, possibly with less work. Note to self: write a monograph
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2y ago
So so sorry
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2y ago
Please tell me he’s OK
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