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by voz_ 6y ago
I think it is incorrect to compare ambitious (crazy?) utopian projects of decades gone with the mundane bullshit contract style work you describe. If anything, there is more of these crazy projects to be found today. It just so happens we d
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by voz_ 6y ago
Not sure I understand the point you are making? > and they act as if the same architectural principles that have always applied still apply, They do still apply...
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by voz_ 6y ago
This is how people grow. By fucking up, taking some heat, doing a little introspection, and correcting their mistakes. > Nor in the critic let the man be lost > Good-nature and good sense must ever join; > To err is human, to forgi
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by voz_ 6y ago
I had the same question - if this guy has each web request adding to local state on his web server, I have some bad news...
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by voz_ 6y ago
Facebook Research makes real strides in many areas. Disclaimer: I work at FB, but my employment there does not change my opinion. I worked at Uber and my opinion of Uber's "research" was different ;)
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by voz_ 6y ago
What led to this? Please don't leave us hanging.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Banning Alex Jones is a good thing.
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by voz_ 6y ago
People born as men who transition to women, and I fully support them, have unfair advantages against people born as women. Would you agree with that statement? A better solution would be to allow a gender-agnostic bracket alongside women an
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by voz_ 6y ago
A little investigation led me to https://doreenmichele.blogspot.com/p/me.html The disease appears to be ACF - Atypical Cystic Fibrosis
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by voz_ 6y ago
Mowers are lame. Lawns are lame. Let flowers grow, let insects thrive. Let the birds and the bees live their rich lives.
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by voz_ 6y ago
This is one of my favorite spots in Paris. I've found that there are far worse ways to spend an afternoon than in that lovely bookstore.
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by voz_ 6y ago
It would be nice to have a button to see answers instead of just hammering at guesses.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Its not so crazy if you think of every AWS product as its own med-large startup... That being said, that is a rather large number in terms of absolute company size.
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by voz_ 6y ago
This is beautifully written. Bravo to the author.
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by voz_ 6y ago
My anecdotal data appears to point to the opposite. My first language (JS) involved learning: - What is even programming? What is a function? an argument? What is state? What are types? - JS itself - How browsers work - JQuery (do people s
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by voz_ 6y ago
I don't understand - what is the motivation here? The article is a little short, and it gives good insight into just how expensive this is (compared to other similarly classed potential space purchases). However, what I am failing to g
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by voz_ 6y ago
Not sure what that tribe is. As you seem to be serious, and insistent, my perception of the game was that it was rather limited. Most of the enjoyment comes from the social interactions it offers.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Neat little writeup. I'd love to play with the algo and data. OP, if you see this, care to publish a notebook / code on Github?
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by voz_ 6y ago
There is so much to unpack in your high effort, low value comment. Google the game, watch some "let's play"s. Keep your weird "housewives" stereotypes to yourself, its 2020.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Additional detail: The author was one of the architects for major pieces of the Iraq war, including the surge. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meghan_O%27Sullivan
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by voz_ 6y ago
I meant on this specific site...
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by voz_ 6y ago
Yes. I appreciate you asking. Today's gentrification is caused by wealthier people moving into neighborhoods, and making them less affordable. BUT this affordability reduction is relative to the price we were at before. The price we we
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by voz_ 6y ago
This is very cool. Pardon my ignorance about this, my bio education is limited. If I understand it correctly, would it be possible to purposely infect willing volunteers in order to find a potentially attenuated strain for a vaccine?
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by voz_ 6y ago
Comment was not clear, edited: This site was failing to render correctly for me on Chrome for OSX.
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by voz_ 6y ago
Affordability has nothing to do with gentrification. SF has backwards zoning laws, with insane NIMBY culture.
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by voz_ 6y ago
This is also the mindset that no one is owed a neighborhood - if you want to live in it, buy. If you are renting, too bad. You cannot both have the short term flexibility of rent and the desired staying power of buying.
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by voz_ 6y ago
No. It is the consequences of almost every major city in the US buying one way bus tickets for its vagrants to SF, compounded with a city wide refusal to police low level street crime.
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by voz_ 6y ago
I am having trouble understand what you are suggesting. Technologists playing a more active role in government? VCs in cabinet positions?
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by voz_ 6y ago
You have it backwards. The scooters are not, and have never been, a problem. The real problem is feces and needles. The real truth here is the SF gov is greedy, and rabidly anti-tech. I cannot wait until this whole place is gentrified and c
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by voz_ 6y ago
Agreed. A lot of the privacy hullaballoo I read on HN feels like tin-foil-hattery. Who cares what kind of app you have tracking your GPS on your phone, when every surveillance camera in London knows exactly where you have been? If you want

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