unwoundmouse

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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
This article states that minimizing grains is ideal but never defends that point. Does anyone have data defending that?
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
what's your source for the fact that they are not competing on latency?
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
bruv we've got enough people to work on setting up the lifeboats while bailing out the ship
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
Now that you bring that up, if we had a 100% accurate poll that would be really good for productivity wouldn't it? Perhaps it wouldn't give voters the same feeling of self-determination but it'd save a lot of resources in fun
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
try and help others if you see yourself in the email
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
maybe this is just the trend towards greater understanding with increased information transfer speed - the average amount of knowledge one has will increase. The people back in hunter gatherer tribes knew very how to hunt and make weapons v
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
how do you write a post on this without mentioning the flynn effect
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
bruv this some gamblers fallacy shyt
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
50% of those 10% positive cases were atrial fibrillation which is pretty serious (can lead to stroke), and wouldn't be diagnosed at a routine checkup as it requires an ECG https://academic.oup.com/jamia/article&#x2
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
This is ridiculous, if such a device exists and can detect a new condition that 5% of the US population has with a 80% false positive rate, and the condition was as serious as heart disease this would really be a miracle device and people w
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
It's terrible that the argument here that there are no 10x engineers hinges almost entirely on a single anecdote. Whether or not there exist engineers who are order of magnitudes more valuable is debatable (I lean towards yes) but defe
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
? China already blocks american businesses
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
You know, i highly doubt any developer black or not ever looked and said “wow this master branch naming really makes me feel oppressed.” If this is you, please correct me. However, i do know lots of developers have bash scripts, terminal al
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
???? who corralled those workers? I always see this argument, if Milton has the same ability to bring together talented people as Musk does, his bullshit will be gladly accepted - both have proven the ability to bullshit, but only one has b
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
PR nightmare is a bit extreme. A few students emailed the dean is all. I feel as though in these situations, you have a moral obligation not to back down if you did nothing wrong. Otherwise the bounds of what one is allowed to say gradually
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
how are retail options different from softbanks options. if there are 34 b of retail calls purchased that would dwarf softbank if done in the same time period
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
this feels like someone saying put a bandaid on a gunshot wound
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
What sort of an economic model makes open source software feasible at large scale?
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
https://twitter.com/lil_morgy/status/1291871226936221697
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
you're an amazing human being
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Ask HN: Remote Work Startup
1 points by unwoundmouse 6y ago|2 comments
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
So if I buy into a 100m dollar powerball, I'm actually getting the net present value of 100m in 40 years? I'm amazed this is standard practice
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
damn this is true. hella shady marketing
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
This is an advertisement for the crazy rich asians author
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
Sometimes, when a cancer gets bad enough, all you can do is enjoy the time you have left
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
This is the question I want answered. I feel that in the human brain, many words evoke imagery. For instance, when I hear the word bleak, I think of a grey setting
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
I'm also curious, how does zola compare to jekyll?
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
Serious business only for serious people
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
Are you saying we should censor information if it only represents one perspective?
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by unwoundmouse 6y ago
I agree with the sentiment that we shouldn’t propagate disinformation as much as the next guy, but this is a strawman. Nowhere in the book does it say anything about Bill Gates behind covid, or any similarly ludicrous conspiracies. The book

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