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wdewind
11y ago
> Bemoaning that non-technical people are the first to filter resumes is silly because it’s not going to change. What can change, however, is how they do the filtering. We need to start thinking analytically about these things, and I hop
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11y ago
Cool, I'll take a look, thanks
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11y ago
> That's not quite true. Protein has 5 calories per gram, but labels only count 4 because of this fact. Can you give me more information about this? I've always wondered whether or not calories listed are "net" calor
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11y ago
Please correct me, happy to learn. Edit: Ah you added an explanation, thanks.
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11y ago
> There are thousands of examples of middlemen and industries that provide values to themselves only. Care to name a few? These are great startup opportunities.
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11y ago
I really enjoy your comments on HFT threads, kasey. I've learned a lot from them. Thanks.
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11y ago
I think you're vastly underestimating how quickly markets change, how technically difficult it would be to provide breaking information fairly at the ten minute mark and how important liquidity is to the market. If we slowed trades do
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11y ago
Sure: basically when large institutional investors go to sell shares they sell them in blocks. There are not a ton of people who can afford to buy these entire blocks, though they may want to buy some portion of them. HFTs add value by bu
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11y ago
As a single consumer you don't do anything. And that's reflected in the fact that you don't write or contribute to the policy or infrastructure of the internet. The point is that the internet is not something that is fundam
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11y ago
> Vendors and governments use the internet, but they don't and shouldn't own it. And yet they do: we may play in this sandbox, but we don't make decisions about the infrastructure, we don't make decisions about the la
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11y ago
The internet doesn't belong to vendors. The internet doesn't belong to governments. The internet belongs to the user, right? The thing is, this is literally false. The infrastructure of the internet is paid for by governments a
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11y ago
> git is darned crappy software Let's not go crazy now.
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11y ago
This isn't great, but I do want to speak on behalf of Put.io. It really is an incredible service and I've always had great response time from them on customer service issues. I highly encourage anyone who isn't using it to g
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11y ago
Yep, I think that's a totally fair analysis, but it still is one that involves poor health outcomes resulting from consuming more calories than you need, not directly because you consumed a specific macro or micronutrient.
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11y ago
> Your body knows what to do with glucose, releases insulin preventing fat from being burnt and enables your cells to use glucose. Fructose is converted into fat by your liver but cannot be used until the insulin subsides. Fructose reall
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11y ago
New York NYC NY ONSITE Justworks is hiring across the board (engineering [front end, back end, ios), sales, marketing, product, design). http://bit.ly/1IAXh2Q We are building tools that help startups and SMBs compete with l
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11y ago
To sum up: -Your boss is emotionally aggressive, unreasonable and difficult to work with -Basic functions of the company like payroll are not being handled properly -The company is a few years old and has yet to achieve product market fit -
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11y ago
I feel like this hardly touches on the main issues. It really doesn't matter what % of the company you are given, there are tons of other factors (such as the class of stock) that can effect your future dilution, as well as the value
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11y ago
> Some companies like Fidelity don’t work with small businesses. This is true and something we set out to fix at Justworks. Because we are a PEO we have tons of small customers that get access to 401k much earlier in their life cycle as
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11y ago
That's what he was saying... > Infosec isn't a real profession. Among the things missing is proper "risk analysis". Instead of quantifying risk, we treat it as an absolute. Risk is binary, either there is risk or ther
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11y ago
Yep. And then you need to multiply that by the fact that most of their business undoubtedly comes from major metro areas, in which almost all have laws which make AirBnB illegal.
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11y ago
This is a nonstarter for Airbnb because if they gave the type of data suggested here you'd be able to extremely easily analyze it and find all the places where illegal sublets were happening, which is a major part of their business. T
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11y ago
As someone looking for an apartment in NYC right now, who has lived here for edit: the entire time social media has existed, this has never happened to me or anyone I know. I don't think it's a "thing," as the article i
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11y ago
Interesting, thanks!
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11y ago
> a careful process for validation and debiasing What might something like this look like?
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11y ago
Honestly I greatly prefer corn fed beef to grass fed regardless of economics. Grass fed is nice once in a while, but I think the best is grass fed, corn finished. It gives the meat a much fattier taste, and I've found also gives you
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wdewind
11y ago
This is really nice work! I think I've found a bug where the highlight doesn't fully mark the part I've selected, though. To reproduce scroll down to the section "A second paragraph with some latin like text" and
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11y ago
Create an online game/project/test that people must solve in order to get an onsite interview. The game can be customized for individual teams to have more appropriate domain challenges. Spend the onsite interview walking throug
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11y ago
Wow you really hit the nail on the head with your description of Amanda Palmer + talk.
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11y ago
You need a 12 point ECG to even see many arrhythmias. Heart rate monitors aren't useless, but they aren't particularly helpful for a lot of heart conditions. Source: have heart condition.
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